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Supermex infrared ray passive sensor system

Manufactured by Muromachi Kikai

The SUPERMEX infrared ray passive sensor system is a piece of laboratory equipment designed to detect and analyze infrared radiation. The core function of this device is to measure and monitor changes in infrared energy levels within a specified area or environment.

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Indirect Calorimetry and Locomotor Activity Monitoring

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Seven to eight days after the infusion of RFRP-3, indirect calorimetry was performed using an O2/CO2 metabolism-measuring system for small animals (MK-5000RQ; Muromachi Kikai, Tokyo, Japan). The system monitored VO2 (mL/min) and VCO2 (mL/min) at 3-min intervals and calculated the RQ ratio (VCO2/VO2). The locomotor activity was simultaneously measured using the SUPERMEX infrared ray passive sensor system (Muromachi Kikai). The measurements were collected hourly or every 15 min over a 24 h period (light period: 09:00 a.m.–21:00 p.m., dark period: 21:00 p.m.–09:00 a.m.) after 24 h of habituation for 7 d after the infusion of RFRP-3. Energy expenditure was calculated using Equation (1) [59 ]: energy expenditure (calkgh)=VO2 (mLkgh) × {3.815+(1.232 ×RQ)}. 
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Indirect Calorimetry and Locomotor Activity

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Four weeks after injecting AAV-based vectors, indirect calorimetry was performed using an O2/CO2 metabolism-measuring system for small animals (MK-5000RQ; Muromachi Kikai, Tokyo, Japan). The system monitored VO2 (ml/min) and VCO2 (ml/min) at 3 min intervals and calculated the respiratory quotient (RQ) ratio (VCO2/VO2). Locomotor activity was simultaneously measured using the SuperMex infrared ray passive sensor system (Muromachi Kikai). Measurements were collected hourly over a 23 hr period (light period: 10:00–21:00, dark period: 21:00–9:00) after habituation for 30 min. Energy expenditure was calculated using the following equation: energy expenditure (cal/kg/hr) = VO2 (ml/kg/hr) × [3.815 + (1.232 × RQ)] (Lusk, 1928 ).
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