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Automated sd cylindrical apparatus

Manufactured by Pinnacle Technology

The Automated SD cylindrical apparatus is a lab equipment designed for conducting standardized testing procedures. It automates the process of performing dimensional measurements on cylindrical samples. The device features automated control and data collection capabilities to ensure consistent and reliable results.

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Automated Sleep Deprivation Apparatus

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An automated SD cylindrical apparatus (Pinnacle Technology, Lawrence, KS) containing a bar spanning the enclosure was used for all SD procedures. Animals were individually housed in the apparatus for at least 24 hours prior to the beginning of the experiments with fresh bedding, food, and water, and were returned to the apparatus in between trials. To induce SD, the bar was rotated continuously by a motor at approximately 3 rpm with random reversals in rotational direction to prevent subjects from acquiring brief sleep periods through adaptation to the pattern of rotation. A trained experimenter verified visually that the bar rotated at all times and that mice did not use any alternative strategies to sleep.
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Automated Sleep Deprivation Apparatus

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An automated SD cylindrical apparatus (Pinnacle Technology, Lawrence, KS) containing a bar spanning the enclosure was used for all SD procedures. Animals were individually housed in the apparatus for at least 24 hours prior to the beginning of the experiments with fresh bedding, food, and water, and were returned to the apparatus in between trials. To induce SD, the bar was rotated continuously by a motor at approximately 3 rpm with random reversals in rotational direction to prevent subjects from acquiring brief sleep periods through adaptation to the pattern of rotation. A trained experimenter verified visually that the bar rotated at all times and that mice did not use any alternative strategies to sleep.
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