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SHUTTLE CAGE - MOUSE
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This Shuttle Cage (14"Wx7"Dx12"H: appropriately sized for mice) is the raw partitioned cage best suited for Active Avoidance but easily converted for Passive Avoidnace or Learned Helplessness paradigms. The included open barrier can be easily removed for cleaning, or to allow for one very large cage area. This cage comes with a pair of photocell sensor bars for side detection, a shock floor and a removable drop pan. The most often used accessories are black-out film, a guillotine door, bright overhead stimulus light, and a set of wall filler panels. Patterned after the modular test cage, this cage comes with full 3-bay modular walls on each end to accept the stimulus-response modules available for all other cages and hubs.
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TEST CAGE - MOUSE - INCLUDES INFUSION AND STIMULATION LID, REQUIRES FLOOR PURCHASED SEPARATELY
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The Mouse Test Cage (7"Wx7"Dx12"H) is designed for use in the most complex and demanding research applications. There are three bays on each side of the cage to accept a wide variety of stimulus and response modules. Although originally designed for operant conditioning, these cages can also be used for feeding and drinking, lick suppression (Vogel Procedure), general activity monitoring, conditioned suppression (Fear conditioning and Freezing) and many other standard procedures. The Mouse Cage is designed to hold all ceiling-mounted devices, including counter balance arms, for stimulation, recording and infusion applications.
The Mouse Test Cage may also be connected to hubs, running wheels, or other cages using runways and other couplers. Runways may also be used to place reinforcement devices away from the rest of the S-R modules. The Mouse Test Cage may be fitted with an optional non-shock, expanded metal floor or a grid shock floor.
For convenience in cleaning, the cage floor and drop pan are easily removed. They simply snap off and slide out. A single connector disconnects the shock cable from the shockable floors so that the floor may be removed and replaced in seconds. Stimulus and response modules slide into the bay tracks so cages are configured to your specific requirements.
Because of its modularity, this cage does not include wall panels or a floor. Those items are sold seperately.
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REPLACEMENT DROP PAN FOR MOUSE TEST CAGE
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These are extra drop pans for standard mouse or rat operant cages. Like floors, its best to have extras to swap out between subjects.
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NON-SHOCK FLOOR FOR MOUSE TEST CAGE
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A wire mesh Non-Shock floor for the Mouse Test Cage (P/N H10-11M-TC). Can be used when protocols do not require grid floor shock and for contextual changes in the environment. A floor is not included with the Mouse Test Cage.
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SHOCK FLOOR FOR MOUSE TEST CAGE
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Grid shock floor for the Mouse Test Cage (P/N H10-11M-TC). The shock floor is wired for eight unique shock outputs. The additional grids are reflexed to the first eight grids. Required for protocols involving grid floor shock. A floor is not included with the Mouse Test Cage.
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REPLACEMENT DROP PAN FOR MOUSE SHUTTLE AND PASSIVE AVOIDANCE CAGES
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Contact our Behavioral Research Specialists for more information
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These are extra drop pans for mouse or rat shuttle cages. Like floors, its best to have extras to swap out between subjects.
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REPLACEMENT SHOCK FLOOR FOR MOUSE SHUTTLE AND PASSIVE AVOIDANCE CAGES
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Replacement floor for the Mouse Shuttle Avoidance (P/N H10-11M-SC) and Mouse Passive Avoidance (P/N H10-11M-PAA) cages. The floor is included with the both the Mouse Shuttle Avoidance and Mouse Passive Avoidance Cages.
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RAT PASSIVE AVOIDANCE CAGE
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This shuttle cage (20"Wx10"Dx12"H) is the built from the standard shuttle cage but also includes one side permanently darkened at the factory, a guillotine door, bright overhead stimulus light, and a set of wall filler panels that would normally need to be added with the purchase of the standard shuttle cage. Patterned after the modular test cage, this cage comes with full 3-bay modular walls on each end to accept the stimulus-response modules available for all other cages and hubs. Side detection photo cell sensors, shock floor, and one drop pan also included.
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RAT SHUTTLE CAGE
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Contact our Behavioral Research Specialists for more information
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This Shuttle Cage (20"Wx10"Dx12"H: appropriately sized for rats) is the raw partitioned cage best suited for Active Avoidance but easily converted for Passive Avoidnace or Learned Helplessness paradigms. The included open barrier can be easily removed for cleaning, or to allow for one very large cage area. This cage comes with a pair of photocell sensor bars for side detection, a shock floor and a removable drop pan. The most often used accessories are black-out film, a guillotine door, bright overhead stimulus light, and a set of wall filler panels. Patterned after the modular test cage, this cage comes with full 3-bay modular walls on each end to accept the stimulus-response modules available for all other cages and hubs.
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TEST CAGE - RAT - INCLUDES INFUSION AND STIMULATION LID, REQUIRES FLOOR PURCHASED SEPARATELY
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Contact our Behavioral Research Specialists for more information
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The Rat Test Cage (12"Wx10"Dx12"H) is designed for use in the most complex and demanding research applications. There are three bays on each side of the cage to accept a wide variety of stimulus and response modules. Although originally designed for operant conditioning, these cages can also be used for feeding and drinking, lick suppression (Vogel Procedure), general activity monitoring, conditioned suppression (Fear conditioning and Freezing) and many other standard procedures. The Rat Test Cage is designed to hold all ceiling-mounted devices, including counter balance arms, for stimulation, recording and infusion applications.
The Rat Test Cage may also be connected to hubs, running wheels, or other cages using runways and other couplers. Runways may also be used to place reinforcement devices away from the rest of the S-R modules. This cage may be fitted with an optional non-shock, expanded metal floor or a grid shock floor.
For convenience in cleaning, the cage floor and drop pan are easily removed. They simply snap off and slide out. A single connector disconnects the shock cable from the shockable floors so that the floor may be removed and replaced in seconds. Stimulus and response modules slide into the bay tracks so cages are configured to your specific requirements.
Because of its modularity, this cage does not include wall panels or a floor. Those items are sold seperately.
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