General locomotor activity and core body temperature data were acquired with the E-Mitter Telemetry System (Starr Life Sciences) from single-caged animals placed in an environment-controlled cabinet (UniProtect Air Flow Cabinet, Bioscape) as previously described61 (link).
E mitter telemetry system
Manufactured by Starr Life Sciences
Sourced in United States
The E-Mitter Telemetry System is a compact and versatile device designed for data acquisition and monitoring. It enables wireless transmission of physiological and behavioral data from laboratory animals. The system provides real-time monitoring capabilities for research applications.
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Telemetry of Animal Locomotion and Temperature
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Telemetric Monitoring of Rat Activity
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Locomotor activity and body temperature were measured using the E-mitter telemetry system (Starr Life Sciences Corp., PA, USA). Rats were subcutaneously implanted with G2 E-transmitters under isoflurane anesthesia. Rats were individually maintained in plastic home cages [276 × 445 × 204 (H) mm; CLEA Japan, Inc., Tokyo, Japan] with food and water provided ad libitum. Data were collected for 4 continuous days from 5 days after the operation to calculate average activity volumes and mean body temperature.
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Telemetric Monitoring of Mouse Activity
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General locomotor activity and core body temperature data were acquired with the E‐Mitter Telemetry System (Starr Life Sciences) from single‐caged animals placed in an environment‐controlled cabinet (UniProtect Air Flow Cabinet, Bioscape). Briefly, small transponders (G2 E‐Mitter, Starr Life Sciences) were implanted into the abdominal cavity of mice under isoflurane anaesthesia (2% isoflurane + O2). Mice were treated with meloxicam (1 mg kg−1) pre‐ and post‐operatively and allowed to recover for 3 weeks. The abovementioned parameters together with the wheel‐running activity were recorded with a PC‐based acquisition system connected to ER4000 Receivers (VitalView, Starr Life Sciences).
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