Bioseb operant conditioning systems

... ataxia, alcoholism, Parkinson's and Huntington's disease, and much more. The Foot Misplacement Apparatus (FMA) is a unique system to objectively detect gait or walking disorders, abnormalities of coordination and motor ...

... dependence, Alcohol dependence, and much more. System can also be built for teaching applications. Our Modular Operant Chamber is an entirely modular experimental enclosure designed to conduct operant ...

... neurobiological systems implicated in reward and addition. The purpose of the Conditioned Place Preference test is to characterize the rewarding potential of a drug or other experimental condition. The procedure ...

... two Weight Transducers located above the static grids, avoiding the problems inherent to photoelectrical or grid tilting systems (high speeds of displacements in mice, tail detection in rats). BIOSEB Shuttle box is ...

Fear-motivated tests classically used to assess short-term or long-term memory on small laboratory animals The inhibition of innate or learned behaviour by association with aversive stimulation has shown to be a very useful tool for ...

A polyvalent system for conducting both fear conditioning and startle reflex experiments The 'Startle and Fear' system is a polyvalent system taking advantage of the ...

An experimental chamber developed with the aim to optimise place preference and aversion studies in small laboratory animals, especially mice, with a ground-breaking innovation: the possibility to combine a new additional spatial dimension ...

... experimental enclosure designed to conduct operant conditioning procedures for teaching purposes Our Modular Operant Chamber is an entirely modular experimental enclosure designed ...