Laboratory mouse fixed case

Abstract

The invention discloses an experiment rat-fixing box, and the technical problems which need to be solved are to overcome the shortcomings in the prior art and provide a simple and convenient experiment rat-fixing box. The invention comprises a box body and an upper cover, and is characterized in that the box body is moveably connected with the upper cover through a stud, the box body is divided into a plurality of intra-cavities by spacing boards, openings which are upwardly opened are arranged on the outer walls of the intra-cavities, and a notch the size of which is the same as that of the intra-cavity of the box body is arranged on the upper cover. The invention can simultaneously fix a plurality of rats for shortening the operational time of the experiment and reducing the influences caused by the asynchronous time of experiment results between groups, the invention is made of transparent polymethyl methacrylate material, the operation is directly visual, and the invention also has the advantages of easy cleaning and disinfection, simple structure, easy manufacture, and convenient and safe operation. The invention is applicable to the scientific experiment researches in industries such as medicine, sanitation, food industry, environmental protection, and chemical engineering.

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Benefits of technology

This technology allows for simultaneously fixing multiple mouse experiments with one device that has different functions like illumination or collecting tissue samples from them while also allowing for quicker analysis by observing physical change over an extended period of time without having to manually move around each individual animal individually. It's highly visible but flexible because this method uses opaque materials instead of traditional methods such as lamps.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed in this patents relates to improving the efficiency and accuracy of collecting animal tissue samples from laboratory rodents during medical procedures such as surgery on humans. Current method involves inserting an elongated metal wire into bone holes near the spinal cord after removing nerve roots that control muscle activity. However, these techniques may result in injury due to accidental insertion of wires inside the body causing pain or even death if they happen unexpectedly. Additionally, current methods require multiple steps involving cutting off sections of the skull before injecting liquid substances with specific properties like drugs or vaccines.

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