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Animal
Mouse, Rat
Conditioned Place Preference Cages for Rats or Mice (CPP)
Product Code:42552/42553
Category: Behaviour, Conditioning, Reward
A 2-compartment box that offers visual and tactile differences. For evaluating the abuse potential of substances and the motivational effects of drugs in mice or rats.
Interchangeable floors, optimized for use with video-tracking software or visual scoring, thanks to the grey, high-contrast color and non-smooth, non-reflective paint.
Background
- Provides information on the rewarding or aversive effects of visible and tactile contextual cues associated with drugs.
- The CPP test only requires the animal to carry out a simple operation (i.e. move from one compartment to the other) to approach or avoid the drug-paired compartment. The animal is expected to spend more time in the drug-paired compartment if the drug experience produced a positive effect.
Customizable, optimized for tracking
- The box includes the contextual cues required by the experimental paradigm for the 2 customizable compartments:
- 4 interchangeable floors with square or circular patterns
- 3 sets of walls
- Designed and optimized for use with any video-tracking software (such as ANY-maze) or visual scoring.
- Quick and easy to change both the floors and the wall contexts for a visual and tactile difference between the 2 compartments.
- On request we can provide customized sets of walls, with different patterns or textures.
| Feature | Benefit |
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Interchangeable patterned floors and walls |
The two compartments differ by tactile stimulation |
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Walls in either compartment can be altered, by replacing the context kit |
The two compartments differ by visual stimulation |
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High contrast with light or dark animals |
Optimized for Video-Tracking |
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Specific models and floors for rats or mice |
Designed for multiple-cage systems |
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Physical | ||
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| Animal | Rat | Mouse |
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External Dimensions (handles excluded) |
63x32x35(h)cm |
35x18x29(h)cm |
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Internal Dimensions (of each compartment) |
30x30x30(h)cm | 16x15x25(h)cm |
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Patterned Floors |
4 interchangeable floors for each cage |
4 interchangeable floors for each cage |
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Context Walls |
2 interchangeable context kits provided with each cage (striped and checkered) |
2 interchangeable context kits provided with each cage (striped and checkered) |
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Shipping Weight |
22Kg |
10Kg |
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Packing Dimensions |
80x46x56cm |
36x55x45cm |
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Warranty | ||
| Warranty | Conditioned Place Preference is covered by a 12-month warranty + 12 after product registration | |
| UB-Care | Additional UB-Care can be added for other 12 or 24 months | |
The CPP paradigm provides information on the rewarding or aversive effects of visible and tactile contextual cues associated with drugs.
This technique has acquired great popularity in research studies involving addiction, being much easier, if compared to drug self-administration procedures.
First, the animal is conditioned to identify one of the two compartments with the drug experience. Then the time spent in each compartments is measured; preference or
aversion to the drug-paired compartment, hence rewarding/aversive properties of drugs, can be easily deducted.
The CPP test only requires the animal to carry out a simple operation (i.e. move from one compartment to the other) to approach or avoid the drug-paired compartment; the animal is expected to spend more time in the drug-paired compartment, if the drug experience produced a positive effect.
The CPP paradigm provides information on the rewarding or aversive effects of visible and tactile contextual cues associated with drugs.
This technique has acquired great popularity in research studies involving addiction, being much easier, if compared to drug self-administration procedures. First, the animal is conditioned to identify one of the two compartments with the drug experience. Then the time spent in each compartment is measured; preference or aversion to the drug-paired compartment, hence rewarding/aversive properties of drugs, can be easily deducted. The CPP test only requires the animal to carry out a simple operation to approach or avoid the drug-paired compartment; the animal is expected to spend more time in the drug-paired compartment, if the drug experience produced a positive effect.
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CPP for RAT, complete system | |
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M-TR 230-F |
Floor Drawer (2 pcs. are provided) |
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42503-011 |
Round 2mm holes, 6mm interax. (2 pcs.) |
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42503-012 |
Round 12mm holes, 16mm interax. (2 pcs.) |
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42503-014 |
Square 6x6mm holes, 9mm interax. (2 pcs.) |
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42503-013 |
Square 10x10mm holes, 12mm interax. (2 pcs.) |
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42552-320 |
Wall Context Kit for Rat Cage |
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CPP for MOUSE, complete system | |
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M-TR 238-F |
Floor Drawer (2 pcs. are provided) |
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42503-011 |
Round 2mm holes, 6mm interax. (2 pcs.) |
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42503-012 |
Round 12mm holes, 16mm interax. (2 pcs.) |
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42503-014 |
Square 6x6mm holes, 9mm interax. (2 pcs.) |
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42503-013 |
Square 10x10mm holes, 12mm interax. (2 pcs.) |
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42553-320 |
Wall Context Kit for Rat Cage |