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Research neuroscientists, specifically those conducting brain or spinal research involving surgery, injury, measurement, or behavioral analysis in small animals (mouse, rat, hamster, songbird, non-human primate, chick, etc.) which requires precise, minimally invasive techniques (i.e. electrophysiology; injection of drugs, viruses, cells) within the skull, will have interest in this demonstration video.
Stereotaxic surgery in lab animals, specifically mice and rats, has long been used for precisely targeting a three dimensional coordinate in the brain to study localization of function.
This product demonstration video from Leica Microsystems and myNeurolab.com illustrates usage of the innovative Leica Angle Two™ computer-guided stereotaxic instrument for mouse, rat and other lab animals. The Angle Two™ allows neuroscientists to be more precise, repeatable in targeting specific areas of the brain for their research studies. Charles Scouten, PhD, Product & Innovation Manager at Leica Microsystems, guides the viewer step-by-step through the usage of this unique stereotaxic instrument.
The Leica Angle Two™ offers the following features:
myNeuroLab.com, a Leica Microsystems company, is home to the largest selection of neuroscience instrumentation. myNeuroLab.com offers complete specifications on a significant array of tools: stereotaxic instruments, sacrifice perfusion apparatus, controlled cortical impactors, micromanipulators, ventilators, vibratory, radial and sliding microtomes, glass micropipette pullers, sterilizers, gas anesthesia, fiber optic illuminators, and other surgical and animal laboratory equipment used in neuroscience research applications.
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