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Non-Invasive Blood Pressure

Research Application
Non-invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP) recording in the field of psychophysiology allows you to capture continuous blood pressure data over long sampling periods easily, and with increased comfort for your subject. Reliably record and monitor trends in...
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Electrocardiography (ECG/EKG)

Research Application
What is Electrocardiography (ECG/EKG)? Electrocardiography (ECG or EKG) studies the heart's electrical activity produced during myocardial contraction and relaxation, usually recorded by electrodes on the skin. ECG signals are recorded to examine...
Human NIBP Nano

Non-Invasive Blood Pressure

Research Application
NIBP Recording & Analysis Machines Non-invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP) recording for cardiovascular research gives you the ability to capture continuous blood pressure data over long sampling periods easily, and with increased comfort for your subject...
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Spirometry

Research Application
Spirometry is a lung function test which measures the amount (volume) and speed (flow) of air that can be inhaled or exhaled from the lungs. Spirometry is an important tool for assessing conditions such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary...
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Invasive Blood Flow

Research Application
Invasive blood flow meters allow you to perform accurate and precise fluid flow measurements in or around blood vessels in mice through to large animals and even atypical animal models such as fish. With different sensors, these devices can also be...
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EMG

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Electromyography (EMG) is the study of muscle electrical activity. It is suited to the study of generally any skeletal muscle that can be assessed with surface or intramuscular electrodes.
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EEG

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EEG Measurement & Analysis Electroencephalography (EEG) is an extracellular recording (<100 Hz) of the electrical activity of the brain. EEG recordings represent the sum of a large amount of underlying neural activity, detected between electrode...
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EOG

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Eye movements are controlled by the six extrinsic muscles of each eye; these muscles allow the eyes to track moving objects or fixate on stationary object while the head moves. Eye movements can be recorded using electrodes placed on the skin near...
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Pressure

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Pressure is the amount of force exerted on the surface of an object per unit area. Typically pressure measurements are useful when describing a fluid contained inside a solid structure.
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Force

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All muscles are able to contract to generate a force. Whether it be the rings of smooth muscle that regulate the diameter of a blood vessel to control peripheral blood flow in a mouse or the much larger network of skeletal muscles that allow humans...
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Respiratory Gas Analysis

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Respiratory Gas Analysis is the study of the mixture of gases being inspired or expired by an animal or human subject. The primary gases of interest are typically oxygen and carbon dioxide. The changes in this gas mixture between inhalation and...
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Fluid Flow

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Fluid flow is the quantification of bulk fluid movement, which is important to many discovery, evaluative and monitoring studies, and can be measured in a variety of methods.
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Respiratory Flow

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Spirometry is a non-invasive method of lung function testing, which measures the volumetric flow rate of air inhaled and exhaled. From this respiratory flow signal respiratory volume for a given time frame can be calculated using a simple integral.
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Extracellular Recordings

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Extracellular recordings are recordings of electrical potentials produced by a cell, either in extracellular fluid near the cell of interest, or non-invasively. These types of recordings can be divided into three main groups; single/multiple unit...
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Intracellular Recordings

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Intracellular recording is an electrophysiology technique that inserts a glass microelectrode into a single cell (usually a neuron) to precisely measure its electrical activity (voltages across or currents passing through the cellular membranes). It...
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Temperature

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Temperature is a relative measurement of the amount of kinetic energy contained in the measured area of a sample. The addition of heat increases the kinetic energy or motion of those molecules, thereby increasing the measured temperature of the...
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Pulse

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A recorded pulse signal can be derived from a number of transducers, intended to detect the pulsatile flow of blood into the central or peripheral arteries. Typically, this is used as an indicator of heart rate, or as a timing signal indicative of...
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Volume

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Volume is the amount of three-dimensional space that a substance (such as solid, liquid or gas) occupies, or the space enclosing the substance, or the capacity of the container for the substance.
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Tissue Perfusion

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Laser Doppler flowmetry (LDF) offers a continuous measurement of blood cell perfusion in the microcirculatory beds of skin tissue and other tissues without influencing the blood perfusion. LDF is measured in a relative unit of BPU (Blood Perfusion...
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Video

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Video is widely used in life sciences, such as to record movement or changes in colour, shape and size, because it offers greater depth and interactive insight, especially when it is synchronized with quantitative data recordings.