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Listing of all 119 news releases from Harvard Apparatus:

Treadmill for small animals

Panlab/Harvard Apparatus small animal treadmills are specially designed to enable forced exercise training and accurate testing of fatigue in laboratory animals

News from Harvard Apparatus ( 7 May 2008)

IR Actimeter for locomotor activity, exploration

Panlab/Harvard Apparatus offers its IR Actimeter for the study of spontaneous locomotor activity, rearing and optionally hole-board test parameters for exploration in rodents

News from Harvard Apparatus (22 April 2008)

Rotameter for evaluating rotational behavior

Rotational behavior is of particular interest to see the effects of lesions, drugs, and other experimental manipulations of the brain

News from Harvard Apparatus ( 9 April 2008)

Organ chamber for optimised DMPK studies

The Moist Chamber type 834/8 increases efficiency and accuracy of dosing and metabolic studies in isolated organs such as kidney and liver from small rodents

News from Harvard Apparatus (10 March 2008)

Langendorff system for cardiovascular physiology

The Harvard Apparatus PowerLab Langendorff system is completely integrated for cardiovascular physiology studies

News from Harvard Apparatus (25 February 2008)

Organ chamber mimics physiological conditions

The Moist Chamber type 834/8 from Harvard Apparatus is described as an exceptionally flexible and useful tool for perfusion of organs such as liver and kidney from typical rodent models

News from Harvard Apparatus (12 February 2008)

Evaluation of induced inflammatory response

The Plethysmometer system assesses change in paw volume and can be used to screen for potential anti-inflammatory or anti-edema properties

News from Harvard Apparatus ( 8 February 2008)

Force transducers for all contractile tissues

Harvard Apparatus says its F-series isometric force transducers approach the ideal for measurement of force in small contractile tissues

News from Harvard Apparatus ( 4 October 2007)

Microperfusion pump maintains organ cultures

These pumps are also available in a remote model where the pumping mechanism is separated from the control box by a 10m cable

News from Harvard Apparatus (27 September 2007)

Body composition analysis unit offers fat benefits

A new body composition analysis system has been introduced by Harvard Apparatus

News from Harvard Apparatus (13 August 2007)

Syringe pumps can be upgraded instead of replaced

Both the features and the syringe capacity of the PHD22/2000 syringe pumps from Harvard Apparatus can be upgraded without purchasing a new pump

News from Harvard Apparatus (25 July 2007)

Pump's reliability aids in long term studies

The Pump 11 Plus is said to be the most popular laboratory syringe pump because of its high performance, low price, and small footprint

News from Harvard Apparatus (10 July 2007)

Programmable syringe pump suits high pressure work

The Harvard Apparatus PHD 4400 programmable syringe pump has a high power stepper motor which provides over 90kg (200 pounds) of linear force

News from Harvard Apparatus (11 April 2007)

Olsen-Hegar needle holders have long-lasting edges

Harvard Apparatus has introduced new Olsen-Hegar needle holders featuring long lasting edges that are ensured by tungsten carbide inserts and the special DuraTherm forging method

News from Harvard Apparatus ( 5 April 2007)

Advanced preservation medium for healthy cultures

Aedesta tissue and cell preservation medium is a unique, proprietary solution specifically designed for longer-term preservation of tissues and cells over a broad range of temperatures

News from Harvard Apparatus ( 3 April 2007)

Multi-syringe racks allow multiple infusion lines

The Harvard Apparatus PHD22/2000 syringe pumps can accommodate four, six, or ten plastic, glass or stainless steel syringes with the addition of a Multi-Rack

News from Harvard Apparatus (27 March 2007)

Vannas microdissecting scissors are ultra sharp

Harvard Apparatus brand surgical tools are forged and finished in German foundries from premium certified surgical-grade steel using the special Dura Therm Forging process

News from Harvard Apparatus (23 March 2007)

Cryopreservation of tissues and cells without DMSO

Aedesta cryopreservation medium is an optimised solution with the capability of cryopreserving tissue and cells without any cryoprotective additives

News from Harvard Apparatus (19 March 2007)

Extended viability of isolated organs and tissues

Aedesta organ and tissue perfusion medium is a unique, proprietary solution used for perfusion or static storage of animal organs and tissues.

News from Harvard Apparatus (27 February 2007)

Studying social behaviour and interaction of mice

Innovative system allows researchers to clearly identify cognitive malfunctions and defects in a more normal social environment - particularly important when working with genetically modified strains