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  • Fear Conditioning
  • Fear Conditioning
  • Fear Conditioning
  • Fear Conditioning
  • Fear Conditioning
  • Fear Conditioning

Fear Conditioning System

Fear Conditioning is used to study environment-related conditioned fear in rodents, to access associative learning. Our Fear Conditioning System comes with an animal behavior tracking software, controller, secondary controller, HD camera, isolation chamber with speakers, light and fan, dB detector, dual IR/visible light generation, Contextual cage with easy to replace acrylic plates, and smooth shock delivery.

Overview

Fear Conditioning System

Fear Conditioning is used to study environment-related conditioned fear in rodents, to access associative learning. Our Fear Conditioning System comes with an animal behavior tracking software, controller, secondary controller, HD camera, isolation chamber with speakers, light and fan, dB detector, dual IR/visible light generation, Contextual cage with easy to replace acrylic plates, and smooth shock delivery.

Benefits

  • The stimulus sound volume and frequency can be calibrated before each experiment by given a target decibel level.
  • Accurate software analysis, real-time warning of animal freezing.
  • Software can evaluate the freezing status in real time.
  • White noise stimulus is available.
  • Video, animal status, score and stimulus status can be display in the same time, accurate and direct-viewing.
Specification

Detailed Information

Sound

  • Speaker: Raise and lower volume based on intrachamber volume (from the detector).
  • AI detection, real time sound intensity (in dB) display in PC.
  • White Noise Generator included in default Software, include White Noise and NWhiteNoise.
  • White Noise: 1-130dB, Step 1dB, duration 0-180s.
  • Pure sound stimulus: frequency 100Hz-18KHz, 1-130dB, Step 1dB, duration 0-180s.

Light Cues

  • Visible and IR light dual bulb.
  • Range 0-100Lux, Duration 0-180s.

Shock Grid

  • 0.1-4.0mA in 0.1mA steps, during 0-9000min.
  • AC Current.
  • Removable Grid.
  • Start and stop is controlled by software or manually.

Contextual Plates

  • Easy to replace acrylic plates with multiple contexts allow for contextual learning experiments.
  • Default Patterns.
  • Grey, White, Black, Chessboard, Vertical Stripes.

Software

  • Independent signal detection control in each chamber to precise detect the signal in the experiment.
  • Independent software operated for separated channel.
  • Data can be exported to .csv or.doc format for further analysis.

Fear Conditioning Chamber

  • Main Controller: 22 x 23 x 66cm (width x depth x height).
  • Secondary Controller: 22 x 23 x 66cm (width x depth x height).
  • Dimension: mouse 17 x 17 x 35cm, rat 25 x 25 x 35 cm (width x depth x height).
  • Acrylic cage – four walls, no top, no base.
  • Sound attenuation cubicle: 51 x 48 x 63 cm (width x depth x height).
  • Sound attenuation cubicle is equipped with fan which can be start and stopped by software.
  • Removable feces and urine tray for easy cleaning.

Data Record

• Duration of the experiment                                • First Freezing duration

• Number of Freezing                                            • Longest freezing start time

• Duration of Freezing                                           • Longest freezing duration

• Percentage of freezing time                              • Shortest freezing start time

• First Freezing time                                             • Shortest freezing duration

Reference

Reference of Fear Conditioning System (some)

The synergistic effect of curcumin and mitoquinol mesylate on cognitive impairment and the neuropathology of Alzheimer’s disease

 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0006899324002130 

Age-related LRRK2 G2019S Mutation Impacts Microglial Dopaminergic Fiber Refinement and Synaptic  Pruning Involved in Abnormal Behaviors

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12031-021-01896-6 

Comparative Proteomic Analysis Reveals the Effect of Selenoprotein W Deficiency on Oligodendrogenesis in Fear Memory

https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3921/11/5/999

Periodontitis-induced neuroinflammation impacts dendritic spine immaturity and cognitive impairment

Periodontitis‐induced neuroinflammation impacts dendritic spine immaturity and cognitive impairment – Xie – 2024 – Oral Diseases – Wiley Online Library

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Ordering Information

Item No. Product
SA218-M Fear Conditioning System for Mouse
SA218-R Fear Conditioning System for Rat

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