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Additional Assay — Prairie Vole

Pair-Separation Stress

Microtus ochrogaster

Behavioral test for Microtus ochrogaster — Anxiety / depression measures

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Prairie Vole — Pair-Separation Stress
Quantitative Output

Key Parameters

Anxiety / depression measures

References

Citations for Pair-Separation Stress

  1. Bosch OJ, et al. (2009). PMID: 19443596
Compatible Equipment

Hardware for Prairie Vole Research

3-Chamber Partner Preference Arena

Pair-bond quantification

USV Recording Microphone Array

Vocal communication

Home-Cage Video Tracking

Cohabitation behavior

Open-Field Arena

Anxiety-like measures

Pup-Retrieval Test Cage

Parental care

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Care to non-offspring pups
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Mate Guarding / Selective Aggression
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Mate Guarding / Selective Aggression
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