Part number MSI001A. Also known as Lead Plates, these reusable/disposable electrodes mate with your ECGenie to enable you to non-invasively record the ECG in your awake mice. Each lead plate can be re-used ~5 times, depending on animal behavior and your protocol. Shelf life ~18 months.
Each box contains 24 lead plates.
ECGenie Lead Plates
$125.00
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Part number MSI001A. Also known as Lead Plates, these reusable/disposable electrodes mate with your ECGenie to enable you to non-invasively record the ECG in your awake mice. Each lead plate can be re-used ~5 times, depending on animal behavior and your protocol. Shelf life ~18 months.
Each box contains 24 lead plates.
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