$1,034.00
Precise positioning of mouse brains
Stereotaxic for Mouse only – Manual and Digital version suitable adapters.
Animal stereotaxic instruments are important research tools in the fields of neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, neuropharmacology, and neurosurgery. They are used for directed injections, stimulation, lesioning, evoked potentials, and other operations on neural structures. They can be used for establishing animal models of Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, brain tumors, learning and memory, neural stem cell transplantation, brain ischemia, and other research areas.
As the most widely used head fixation platform for mouse brain experiments, our adapters can installed on the base of a stereotaxic apparatus or used alone. According to the needs of the experiment itself and the user’s operating habits, a variety of mouse adapters have different designs to provide users with versatile choices. The main differences between the different models are the movement of the ear bars, nose clips, and operating direction and position.
Model | Version | Specification Description |
|---|---|---|
CS-RA-30-2035 | Rat Adapter-G1 | Black stage, straight push (nose clip and ear rods) |
CS-RA-30-2036 | Rat Adapter-G2 | Black stage, micro push (nose clip) and straight push (ear rod) |
CS-RA-30-2037 | Rat Adapter-G3 | Black stage, micro push (nose clip and ear rod) |
CS-RA-30-2038 | Rat Adapter-G4 | Black stage, micro push (nose clip and ear rod) |
| Stereotaxic Device | Manual and Digital Models |
|---|---|
| Model | Rat Adapter-G1, Rat Adapter-G2, Rat Adapter-G3, Rat Adapter-G4 |
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