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Mouse cNOR-OL Auto-Gate

Brand: Campden

Product Code: CI.80514M-5

Mouse cNOR-OL auto-gate, with ''E'' and ''H'' chamber photobeams, recording direction of travel and camera trigger.

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For automated control of the Mouse cNOR-OL Experiment chamber.
Controls access to the Experimental and Holding chambers.
Automatically closes when the mouse crosses.
Controls when the video recording is started and stopped, to minimize video size.
No Tail Trap.
Can be used with a tethered animal.

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The Mouse cNOR-OL auto-gate automatically controls access to and from the experimental chamber of the Mouse cNOR-OL Experiment and Holding Chamber. Controlled with the ABET control software, once opened it senses when the mouse crosses from one chamber to the other and then automatically closes. Allows access to and from the Experiment Chamber to be controlled by computer, so the researcher only has to change the objects.

The Gate operation also ensures that tails are not trapped and can accommodate tethered animals.