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Rotameter (Panlab)

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Rotational behaviour has proved a popular technique for screening the behavioural effects of a wide variety of lesions, drugs, and other experimental manipulations on the brain of rodents. This test is widely carried out in experiments using animal models of Parkinson disease with unilateral lesions in the dopaminergic nigrostriatal system.

  • Cylinder or Bowl transparent containers
  • Rotation sensor with adjustable TTL output signal
  • Configuring experiment duration and time intervals of counting
  • Counting the number of partial and complete left and right turns
  • Easily adjustable harness (new design)
  • New optional Data Transfer software SEDACOM 2.0 (for Multicounter LE3806)
Grouped product items
Item No. Description Qty
76-0244 (LE902SR) Left and Right Rotation Sensor, Adjustable Turn Resolution Please login to add to Quote
76-0245 (LE902AS) Rat Harness (soft ring design) and Connecting Wire Please login to add to Quote
76-0555 Mouse Harness (soft ring design) and connecting wire. Please login to add to Quote
76-0556 (LE902BT) Oval Container with Supporting Rod Please login to add to Quote
76-0247 (LE902RP) Cylindrical Container with Supporting Rod Please login to add to Quote
76-0242 (LE902CC) Double Counter, Left and Right Turns Please login to add to Quote
76-0243 (LE3806) Programmable MultiCounter with 30 Inputs (up to 30 wheels and 15 Rotameters) Please login to add to Quote
76-0406 SEDACOM Software V2.0 Please login to add to Quote
Rotational behaviour has proved a popular technique for screening the behavioural effects of a wide variety of lesions, drugs, and other experimental manipulations on the brain of rodents. This test is widely carried out in experiments using animal models of Parkinson disease with unilateral lesions in the dopaminergic nigrostriatal system.

Basically, the subject wears an adjustable harness with a soft ring connected to the rotation sensor by a flexible tie. The subject is then placed into a transparent container (cylinder or bowl) with a lateral support for a vertical stand.

A bi-directional rotation sensor provides a double (right and left turns) output with adjustable regulation of pulses/turns. Two configurations are available for rotation counting: individual counter or a multicounter.

When using a multicounter, the new SEDACOM 2.0 version provides an easy and convenient way to visualize and export the data on a computer for further analysis.
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