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URL: https://www.bioseb.com/bioseb/anglais/default/item_id=57_cat_id=2_Treadmill.php
Proper Citation: BIOSEB Treadmill (RRID:SCR_018799)
Description: Behavioral apparatus to study locomotion. Small animal treadmill used for forced exercise training and accurate testing of fatigue in rodents. Apparatus consists of rolling belt with adjustable speed and slope, and control Unit, enabling forced exercise training and accurate testing of fatigue in rodents.
Synonyms: Bioseb Treadmill Model LE8700TS, Bioseb Treadmill
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Behavioral apparatus, locomotion study, animal treadmill, forced exercise training, fatique testing, rodent, rolling belt, adjustable speed and slope, instrument, equipment
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