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Tse metabolic chambers

Manufactured by TSE Systems
Sourced in Germany

TSE metabolic chambers are specialized equipment used to measure the metabolic parameters of small laboratory animals, such as rodents. The chambers provide a controlled environment to monitor and record various physiological data, including oxygen consumption, carbon dioxide production, and energy expenditure.

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6 protocols using tse metabolic chambers

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Indirect Calorimetry of THC Effects

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Indirect calorimetry was performed at week 16 (after THC treatment for 8 weeks) using TSE metabolic chambers (TSE Labmaster System, Bad Homburg, Germany). Mice were individually housed in the metabolic cages and acclimatized for 24 h prior to the beginning of an additional 24 h of hourly recording of metabolic parameters. The parameters include food consumption, water intake, the volume of O2 (VO2), the volume of CO2 (VCO2), respiratory exchange ratio (RER = VO2/VCO2) and heat production (kcal/h) were recorded and calculated by TSE software.
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Measuring Metabolic Rates via NMR

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Metabolic measurements were obtained continuously using TSE metabolic chambers (TSE Labmaster System, Germany) in an open circuit indirect calorimetry system. Data was normalized to lean body mass as determined using a Bruker MQ10 NMR analyzer.
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Metabolic Response to β3 Agonist

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Indirect calorimetry analysis was achieved in TSE metabolic chambers (TSE Systems, Chesterfield, MO). Male mice were individually housed in chamber with ad libitum access to water and regular chow diet under 12-hour light/dark cycle. After acclimation in chambers for 1 day, the mice were injected with 1 mg/kg body weight of β3 agonist CL-316,243. Metabolic profiles, including O2 consumption (mL/kg/h), CO2 generation (mL/kg/h), heat generation (kcal/kg/h), respiratory exchange rate (RER; VCO2/VO2), food intake (g), and movements (counts), were continuously recorded before and after injection. The data of 3-hour period before and after injection were used for statistical analysis.
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Metabolic Measurements via Indirect Calorimetry

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Metabolic measurements were obtained continuously using TSE metabolic chambers (TSE Labmaster System, Germany) in an open-circuit indirect calorimetry system. Data were normalized to lean body mass as determined using a Bruker MQ10 NMR analyzer.
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Continuous Metabolic Monitoring in Mice

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Metabolic measurements were obtained continuously using TSE metabolic chambers (TSE Labmaster System, Germany) in an open-circuit indirect calorimetry system. Studies were performed from days 4 to 6 after implanting osmotic pumps. Data were normalized to lean body mass as determined using a Bruker MQ10 NMR analyzer.
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Continuous Metabolic Monitoring in Mice

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Metabolic measurements were obtained continuously using TSE metabolic chambers (TSE Labmaster System, Germany) in an open-circuit indirect calorimetry system. Studies were performed from days 4 to 6 after implanting osmotic pumps. Data were normalized to lean body mass as determined using a Bruker MQ10 NMR analyzer.
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