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Proper Citation: Virginia Tech Advanced Blast Simulator small (RRID:SCR_025395)
Description: Blast device that is appropriate for testing specimens, such as small animals and material samples. It operates with compressed air or helium in the driver, which is seperated from the test section by a diaphragm.
Synonyms: Advanced Blast Simulator - small
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Blast model, Neuroscience Research, Blast device, Animal models
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