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What Does It Take to Disconnect a Rodent Catheter? Having a reliable connection between a surgically implanted catheter and an external device is as critical in laboratory animal research just as it ... Read Post
AstraZeneca Gothenburg Refines its Glucose Clamp Model in Rats Using the Vascular Access Button™ Therese Hagstadt, a researcher at AstraZeneca in Sweden, has submitted her research for the company's Global 3Rs Award for improving a model of ... Read Post
Instech and Sarstedt Collaborate to Refine Rodent Blood Sampling New product connects Sarstedt capillary tubes directly to Instech Vascular Access Buttons™ Read Post
Why bother with an occlusion alarm on a rodent infusion pump? A syringe pump is the standard device for delivering intravenous doses to rats and mice given its ability to dispense small volumes precisely. Most ... Read Post
New Flexible Feeding Tube for Rat Pups New Product Release Instech is pleased to announce a new addition to its lineup of flexible tubes for rodent oral gavage: the FTP-22-38 size features ... Read Post
Permeability of Catheter and Tubing Materials The ability for gasses to pass through research tubing varies dramatically depending on the tubing material. This can have a meaningful impact on ... Read Post
7 Things to Consider When Choosing Tubing for Research There are many factors to consider when choosing the right tubing for your research. From fit and material to kink resiliency and air permeability, ... Read Post
New Software for Automated Blood Samplers Read Post
Course on Glucose Clamping in Freely Moving Rats and Mice RRSSC, Instech, and the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research in The Netherlands are proud to announce a newly created hands-on ... Read Post
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