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Open Field test is a popular protocol used to assess exploratory behavior and anxiety.
The Linear Maze was used to explore the neural basis of local enhancement effect of social observation in obtaining useful knowledge in rats.
The Chronic Social Defeat Stress cage setup was used for testing depression in mice using a chronic social defeat stress model. Learn more.
The U Shaped 2 Choice Field was used in an experiment to read out behavioral states of sociability in rodents. Learn more about it here.
Long arm Y-maze is the modification of Y-maze which capitalizes on rodent’s inherent tendency to explore new places. Learn more about it here.
The Height Test is used to observe rodent’s behavior when subjected to aversive, anxiogenic and novel situations using height as a determinant.
The MazeEngineers Thermal Gradient Plate allows for control of temperature from -5 to 70 degrees C for allodynia experiments.
The Dig task is an effective device created for studying cognitive dysfunction following traumatic brain injury or stroke.
Gait test is the user-friendly but very reliable task that was designed for evaluating the drugs affect on the gait and the stride length of the subjects.
Visual Burrow System is a popular method to evaluate the natural social interactions, as it would happen in the wild.
Triple Horizontal Bars can be used in various scientific studies that aim to measure both motor coordination and strength in rodents.
The Static Rods an easy-to-use static apparatus that proved to be effective in assessment of motor coordination.
Our straightforward and easy-to-use Parallel Bars task is an ideal tool for assessment of motor coordination in subjects.
The puzzle box is a widely-used in neuroscience behavioural test for studying cognitive functions of rodents.
The Social Reward Chamber is designed to understand the effect of social rewards on the social preferences of the subject.
The IDED chamber for the attentional set shifting task for mice and rats includes a chamber for convenient testing of individual rodents
Bowtie mazes are used for a variety of choice experiments for mice and rats. We offer two separate models frequently used and cited in the literature
The Lashley III maze is a test used for learning and memory. It utilizes a low-stress environment and looks into route learning of a maze
The Successive alleys test is a novel anxiety test that utilizes fear of open spaces as an assay. The most distal regions are white, open and narrow
The Social defeat apparatus proved to be an exceptionally effective method of studying the underlying mechanisms of affective-like disorders.
The tube dominance apparatus allows for social hierarchy experiments demonstrated with winning in conflict situations.
Skilled forelimb reaching task apparatus for mice and rats allows for fine motor assessments through a gap for reward. Get one for a great price today.
An apparatus for the Resident Intruder paradigm for mice and rats. Designed for maximum visibility and video recording with easy mesh to remove intruders.
Horizontal Ladder test for foot fault for mice and Rats. Fine motor coordination testing can be done with regularly spaced rungs that can be removed.
Mouse and Rat Geotaxis Test for motor coordination. Multiple size notches to allow angulation testing. Metal or acrylic models vailable for testing.
The Repeated Acquisition and Performance Chamber from MazeEngineers (RAPC for short) is an acrylic device with a start and end goal box.
A hole board apparatus with removable inserts and easy cleaning. Affordable for your budget. Great exploration data for the best price.
The Hebb-Williams Maze is a behavioral task used for studying spatial working memory animals.
Balance beam test for mice and rats to test motor function, balance, and fine motor function.
Tail Suspension test for mice and rats, available in manual and automated forms. Behavioral analysis for depression and anxiety.
Sociability chamber for mice and rats with inserts, multiple color options, square cages for video tracking. Automation available.
Open Field test is a popular protocol used to assess exploratory behavior and anxiety.
Open Field test is a popular protocol used to assess exploratory behavior and anxiety.
The elevated plus maze test is one of the most widely used tests for measuring anxiety-like behavior.
The Barnes maze is a circular maze designed to test visual spatial learning and memory for mice and rats.
The Zero Maze is an elevated ring-shaped runway with the same amount of area devoted to adjacent open and closed quadrants, with increasing usage in recent years.
Y-maze is a commonly used maze for mice and rats for learning tasks.
The T-maze is an enclosed apparatus in the form of a T placed horizontally, similar to the Y maze. Used for spontaneous and rewarded alternation.
The Radial Arm Maze is a widely used behavioral task in neuroscience for studying spatial learning and memory.
The forced swim test (FST) is one of the most commonly used animal models for assessing antidepressant-like behavior.
The Morris Water Maze is a widely used behavioral task in neuroscience for studying spatial learning and memory.
The conditioned place preference chamber is a paradigm widely used to explore the reinforcing effects of natural and pharmacological stimuli, including drugs of addiction.
The Light/Dark box is extensively used to test anxiety-like behavior.
