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Stereotaxic Multi-function Spinal Cord Adaptor for Rat and Mouse

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Stereotaxic Spinal Cord Adaptor (for SCI experiments)

SCI: Spinal Cord Injury with the Precise Impactor Device. 

 

$1,497.00

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Producer: RWD

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Description

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  • The rat and mouse spinal cord adaptor adopts the method of supporting the spinal cord from the lower sides of the spine to avoid the depth
    error caused by the collapse of the animal when breathing or impacting;
  • The three-axis micro-manipulated rotatable platform includes a universal adjustment device, which can adjust the level of the spinal cord to
    ensure vertical strikes and improve experiment repeatability.

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Species

Mouse, Rat

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