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  • PORSOLT AND PARTNERS Boulogne, France
  • INSTITUT DE RECHERCHE SERVIER Croissy sur Seine, France
  • INSERM Paris, Creteil, France
  • HOWARD FLOREY INSTITUTE Melbourne, Australia
  • NOVARTIS Basel, Switzerland
  • ROCHE Basel, Switzerland
  • GLAXO SMITH KLINE UK
  • HELMHOLTZ ZENTRUM MÜNCHEN Neuherberg, Germany
  • GEDEON RICHTER Budapest, Hungaria
  • CENTER OF MENTAL HEALTH Mannheim,Germany
  • UNIVERSITY OF NANTES Nantes, France
  • CNRS Valbonne, Bordeaux, Rouen, France
  • SANOFY AVENTIS Bagneux, France
  • Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne, Suisse
  • UNIVERSITE PARIS SUD Chatenay Malabry, France
  • INSTITUTE OF EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE Budapest, Hongrie
  • HELMHOLTZ ZENTRUM MÜNCHEN Neuherberg, Allemagne
  • SERVIER Croissy sur seine, France
  • INRA Bordeaux, France
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Dieser Test erlaubt die Auswertung der psychotropischen Wirkung von Medikamenten (Antidepressiver, Sedativer...). Es ist eine einfache, schnelle (max. 6 Minuten) und schmerzlose Methode.

Gemessen wird die Aktivität einer am Schwanz aufgehangenen Maus, die Ihrer Situation entkommen will. Während dem Test werden die Bewegungen der Maus aufgenommen und die Kraft und die Leistung berechnet.

Dieser Test von BIOSEB ist völlig automatisiert. Das komplette System besteht aus der Aufhängevorrichtung (3 Mäuse pro Vorrichtung) und der Software zur Steuerung, Aufnahme, und Analyse des Experimentes.

Die Software läuft unter Windows XP und zeigt 3 Parameter an: Immobilitätszeit, Energie und Leistung.

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