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Netherlands 2023 Course on Glucose Clamping in Freely Moving Mice and Rats RRSSC, Instech, and the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research to host a hands-on laboratory course on the glucose clamp ... Read Post
What Does Laminar Flow Have to Do with Rodent Catheters? You may be infusing more lock solution than you think into your animals. The flow of fluids in the small tubes used for rodent catheters is almost ... Read Post
Refined: The Two Channel Vascular Access Button™ for Mice While the 3Rs are a constant with conscientious and responsible researchers, we too are always looking for ways to make our products better for you, ... Read Post
Does Catheter Tip Shape Impact Patency? The use of round- or square-tip catheters for rodent vascular catheterization and the resulting impact on patency has been a debate among research ... Read Post
Are Open Luer Connections Compromising Your Research? For research infusing or sampling from laboratory animals, keeping the fluid path sealed off from bacteria and air is critical for maintaining ... Read Post
Vascular Access Buttons™ Show Animal Welfare Improvements at Society of Toxicology Conference 2022 It was great to see people getting back together at the 2022 Society of Toxicology conference in San Diego! Connecting with colleagues while learning ... Read Post
DIY Research: Vascular Access Challenges and Solutions   Read Post
Guide to Vascular Access Buttons™ Everything you need to know about VABs™. The Vascular Access Button™ System Our Vascular Access Buttons™ for mice and rats are built around our ... Read Post
The Rodent Dose Puller   New Syringe Filler Improves Rodent Oral Dosing Studies Read Post
Refining Rodent Vascular Access: A Video Poster Presentation This presentation by our own Lena Medina, RLATG won the Michael DeLeo award for best poster at the Academy of Surgical Research (ASR) 2020 Annual ... Read Post
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