Alzet 2006
The Alzet 2006 is a miniature osmotic pump designed for continuous and controlled delivery of substances in laboratory animals. It is a self-contained, implantable device that operates without the need for external connections or programmer. The pump delivers the substance at a pre-determined, consistent rate over an extended period of time.
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IGF-1 Delivery via Osmotic Minipumps
ANGII-Induced Hypertension in Rat Model
Murine Cardiac Ischemia and Angiotensin II
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