Record the electrocardiogram in conscious hamsters!
MSI product number (MSI-011) The hamster ECGenie enclosure is perfect for acquiring the electrocardiogram in conscious hamsters. This hamster hub is also equipped with MSI’s through the feet technology. Unlike mice and rats that rest quietly on their recording platforms, the hamsters are always keen to climb down, so we developed this roomy comfortable enclosure for them to visit while their ECG is registered.
Hamster ECG Enclosure for ECGenie
$1,500.00
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