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Overview

 

• Digital Stereotaxic Frame with 45° Ear Bars
• Large LCD display from sealed sensors on each axis
• Quiet, battery-powered operation

This new Digital Stereotaxic Frame features sealed electronic sensors and an easy-to-read LCD display with 10-micron resolution in all three axes. A zeroing function aids in targeting specific coordinates. The battery-powered display is electronically quiet, making it useful in electrophysiology experiments as well as keeping the workbench tidy.

Features

• Adaptors available for use with rats, mice, birds, cats, geckos, guinea pigs and other species
• 80 mm of vertical, lateral and anterior-posterior travel
• 180° rotation and lock at any vertical angle
• 360° rotation and lock at any level angle
• Syringe pump, microcamera and drill can be attached directly
• Dual-lead screws provide stable and accurate movement
• Maintains accuracy and flexibility under different temperatures
• Zeroing function for targeting specific coordinates
• 10µm precision of manipulator in all directions
• Desktop display is separate from sensors, making it easy to read
• Battery-powered sensors, without electronic noise, are suitable for electrophysiology experiment
• Extended base plate 400mm x 255mm suitable for various animals
• Vertical lock and fixing knob are separated to ensure accurate position at any angle
• The precisely-designed rotary knob and U frame allow sufficient space for the anterior-posterior operation
• Laser engraved scales and darkened rod make numerals easy to read
• Curved design of nose clamp fixes the head of the animals more securely

 

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Accessories

Citations

Bull, N., Guidi, A., Goedert, M., Martin, K., & Spillantini, M. (2012). Reduced axonal transport and increased excitotoxic retinal ganglion cell degeneration in mice transgenic for human mutant P301S tau. PloS one. Retrieved from https://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0034724

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