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Proper Citation: RWD Life Science: Standard Stereotaxic Holder (RRID:SCR_026656)
Description: Compact stereotaxic instrument designed for use with knock-out and transgenic mice. Instrument includes 100 micron, 3-axes left-hand manipulator arm, mouse snout clamp and tooth bar, dual-sided ear bars, and corner clamp probe holder. Stoelting’s Motorized Stereotaxic Manipulator Arms are designed for fast, accurate positioning during stereotaxic surgery. Motorized manipulator arms employ touchscreen display for easy-to-control movement of each axis. Manual movement is available anytime. Optional Drill feature available.
Synonyms: , Standard Stereotaxic Instruments, Standard Stereotaxic Holder
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: stereotaxic instrument, accurate positioning, stereotaxic surgery,
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