Barnes Maze for Mice and Rats

Barnes Maze for Mice and Rats

Barnes Maze was invented by USA scholar Carol A Barnes in 1979 to detect animal spatial memory, which is more commonly used in spatial learning and memory research. It is especially suitable for the study of stress-related memory and the study of behavior and phenotype of gene knockout mice. Like the water Maze and the radial arm Maze, the BarnesMaze is built to take advantage of rodents’ instinctive aversion for open spaces and natural preference for dark.

Features

• Sturdy quality and easy to set up.
• Acrylic material maze with aluminum base, easy and quickly detach and easy cleaning.
• Non-reflective, anti-glare surface.
• Grey, white, black are available according to the requirement.
• Shelter box can be easily attached magnetically to a hole and also quickly rotated around the table.
• Two sizes available for both Rats and Mice.
• Resolution of the camera: Analog camera 1020*596, USB Camera 1920*1080
• Compatible with Any-Maze Behavior Tracking software