Barnes Maze

Description

The Barnes maze is a popular test for assessing spatial learning and memory in rats and mice. The test involves making the surface of the maze aversive using bright illumination. The animal is given the opportunity to escape the maze surface by crawling through the correct hole, under which is located a "safe box."

Model HBM2000

Products

	Barnes Maze for Rats Model HBM2000
	This Barnes Maze for Rats may be used for manual scoring or with a suitable video tracking package.


	Barnes Maze for Rats Model S60270
	A flat Gray Barnes Maze with 20 choice holes, false goal boxes and a goal box that may be located anywhere on the maze.


	Barnes Maze for Mice Model HBM1000
	This Barnes Maze for Mice may be used for manual scoring or with a suitable video tracking package.


	Barnes Maze for Mice Model S60170
	A flat Gray Barnes Maze for mice with 20 choice holes, false goal boxes and a goal box that may be located anywhere on the maze.

For more Information, please contact:
	Matt Croxall - Neuroscience Sales Phone: (765) 423-1505 Ext. 207 Email: matt@lafayetteinstrument.com
	Vern Davidson - Neuroscience Sales Phone: (765) 423-1505 Ext. 206 Email: vern@lafayetteinstrument.com
	Alexander Volyk - International Neuroscience Sales Additional Languages Spoken: Spanish, Russian, and Ukrainian Phone: (765) 423-1505 Ext. 205 Email: alex@lafayetteinstrument.com