Behavioral Testing Applications
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Validated maze systems and behavioral apparatus for studying cognition, emotion, locomotion, and social behavior across species.
57+
Validated paradigms
3
Model species
500+
Labs worldwide
Mice & Rats
Rodent Behavioral Testing
Maze-based paradigms for spatial learning, anxiety-like behavior, social interaction, and motor function in mice and rats.
Anxiety & Fear
Elevated Plus Maze
Anxiety index, open arm exploration
Light Dark Box
Light aversion, anxiety responses
Zero Maze
Elevated anxiety without ambiguous center
Open Field
Locomotor activity, center time anxiety
Fear Conditioning Chamber
Associative fear learning, freezing behavior
Looming Visual Threat
Innate fear, defensive responses
Head Dip Behavior
Risk assessment, anxiety in EPM/EZM
Learning & Memory
Barnes Maze
Spatial memory, learning curves
Morris Water Maze
Spatial navigation, reference memory
Novel Object Recognition
Recognition memory, object discrimination
Y Maze
Working memory, spontaneous alternation
T Maze
Decision-making, spatial alternation
Radial Arm Maze
Working & reference memory
Automated Y Maze
High-throughput alternation testing
RAPC Maze
Decision-making patterns
Depression & Learned Helplessness
Motor & Locomotion
Social & Reward
Danio rerio
Zebrafish Behavioral Testing →
Anxiety, locomotion, social behavior, and sensorimotor paradigms for larval and adult zebrafish.
Learning & Memory
Anxiety & Stress
Motor & Locomotion
Social Behavior
Sensorimotor & Neurological
Sleep & Circadian
Fruit Fly
Drosophila Behavioral Testing
Locomotion, circadian rhythm, social behavior, and sensory paradigms for Drosophila melanogaster behavioral genetics.
Sensory & Learning
Locomotion & Motor
Social & Reproductive
Sleep & Circadian
Neurological & Ethology
ConductVision
Track behavior automatically.
ConductVision pairs with every maze listed above. Real-time tracking, heat maps, and automated scoring in one platform.
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