Research

Bloodox-2019 records how hemoglobin binds and releases oxygen as oxygen partial pressure changes. It produces association and dissociation curves and reports P50, the Hill coefficient, and ROQ for whole blood, erythrocyte lysates, hemoglobin solutions, and hemoglobin-based oxygen carriers.

DSCF-08 measures physiological signals in rats and mice with an implanted telemetry device. Animals stay awake and can move freely, so the recording is not made under anesthesia or in a restraint.

BP-2010E measures blood pressure in larger laboratory animals by the oscillometric method. A high-precision pressure sensor follows the pulse wave so the system can report SBP, MBP, DBP, and heart rate for dogs, monkeys, pigs, rabbits, sheep, guinea pigs, and similar species.

BP-2010A measures blood pressure in rats and mice by the tail-cuff method with photoelectric plethysmography. An infrared sensor follows pulse volume in the tail artery while the cuff inflates, and the system reports SBP, DBP, MBP, and heart rate.