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Mouse Mag Wheel

The Columbus Instruments Mouse Home Cage Running Wheel measures spontaneous activity in a voluntary free-spinning running wheel.

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Product Description

The Columbus Instruments Mouse Home Cage Running Wheel measures spontaneous activity in a voluntary free-spinning running wheel. The wheel is constructed to fit universally into most typical "shoebox" style cages (cage is not included with the system). Each wheel has a magnetic indicator and a hall effect sensor that connects to a computer interface and records wheel revolutions at user-specified intervals. Windows software is included for installation on a customer supplied PC. Data can be viewed in real time and exported into a CSV format at the end of the experiment.

The wheel is designed to fit universally into most home cages provided that the wire lid has a flat area measuring 2 inches (5.1 cm) x 4 inches (10.2 cm) and has a ceiling height of 5.5 inches (14 cm). The Wheel Counter Interface has inputs for 8 wheel sensors and multiple counters can be daisy chained together to provide a maximum of 128 wheel inputs.

Features / Specifications

  • Polycarbonate Wheel and support
  • Windows Software Included
  • Maximum of 128 wheels connected to a single PC
  • Fits inside most typical home cages
  • Wheel diameter of 4 inches (10.16 cm)
  • Interior diameter of 3.625 inches (9.2 cm)
  • Wheel with of 2 inches (5.1 cm)

Ordering Information

  • Base Electronics Kit (1 per system)
    0294-8010 - Running Wheel Software Interface Kit
  • Electronics per 8 channel kit (1 per 8 channels)
    0294-80111-8 Channel Running Wheel Electronics Kit
  • Wheel Assemblies
    0294-4019 - Home Cage Running Mag Wheel - Rack-Mount Assembly
    0294-4020 - Home Cage Running Mag Wheel - Rack-Mount-Floating Assembly
    0294-4022 - Gen 2-Wire Lid Mount - Running Wheel Assembly

Home Cage Running Wheel Examples

  • 0297-8 8 Station Home Cage Running Wheel System with Software
  • 0297-16 16 Station Home Cage Running Wheel System with Software

Features and Benefits

3 or 6 individual lanes for rats
Adjustable inclination
Electrical Stimulus with individual on/off switches per lane
Unique wide range of speed adjustable from 3 to 100 meters per minute.
Belt texture facilitates animal grip

Applications

Autism

Cachexia

Cardiovascular

Heart Disease

Neurosciences

Obesity

Physical Activity

Regenerative Medicine

Rehabilitation

Rett Syndrome

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Sarcopenia

Sleep Research

Spinal Cord Injury

Specifications

The Columbus Instruments Mouse Home Cage Running Wheel measures spontaneous activity in a voluntary free-spinning running wheel. The wheel is constructed to fit universally into most typical "shoebox" style cages (cage is not included with the system). Each wheel has a magnetic indicator and a hall effect sensor that connects to a computer interface and records wheel revolutions at user-specified intervals. Windows software is included for installation on a customer supplied PC. Data can be viewed in real time and exported into a CSV format at the end of the experiment.

The wheel is designed to fit universally into most home cages provided that the wire lid has a flat area measuring 2 inches (5.1 cm) x 4 inches (10.2 cm) and has a ceiling height of 5.5 inches (14 cm). The Wheel Counter Interface has inputs for 8 wheel sensors and multiple counters can be daisy chained together to provide a maximum of 128 wheel inputs.

Features / Specifications

  • Polycarbonate Wheel and support
  • Windows Software Included
  • Maximum of 128 wheels connected to a single PC
  • Fits inside most typical home cages
  • Wheel diameter of 4 inches (10.16 cm)
  • Interior diameter of 3.625 inches (9.2 cm)
  • Wheel with of 2 inches (5.1 cm)

Ordering Information

  • Base Electronics Kit (1 per system)
    0294-8010 - Running Wheel Software Interface Kit
  • Electronics per 8 channel kit (1 per 8 channels)
    0294-80111-8 Channel Running Wheel Electronics Kit
  • Wheel Assemblies
    0294-4019 - Home Cage Running Mag Wheel - Rack-Mount Assembly
    0294-4020 - Home Cage Running Mag Wheel - Rack-Mount-Floating Assembly
    0294-4022 - Gen 2-Wire Lid Mount - Running Wheel Assembly

Home Cage Running Wheel Examples

  • 0297-8 8 Station Home Cage Running Wheel System with Software
  • 0297-16 16 Station Home Cage Running Wheel System with Software

Citations

Papers coming soon, presently in peer review.

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Mouse Mag Wheel

Metabolism:
Environmental Enclosures (Freezer/Incubator for general housing)
Exercise:
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Exer 3/6 Treadmill
Metabolic & Telemetric Treadmill
Mouse Mag Wheel (Home cage wheel)
Running Wheels
Neuroscience:
Exer-Gait Treadmill (gait analysis)
Foot Misplacement Apparatus (Ladder Beam Test)
Grip Strength Meter
Hot Plate Analgesia Meter
Opto-M4 (activity meter)
Opto-Varimex-5 with Auto-Track (activity meter)
Responder-X (Startle Response)
Rota-Count (Rotations counter)
Rotamex-5 (Rotarod)
Tail Flick Analgesia Meter
Volumetric Drinking Monitor
Physiology:
NIBP (Blood Pressure)
Environmental:
Micro-Oxymax (Respirometer)
Pegas 4000 (Gas mixer)
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