Animal activity monitoring at UCSF
- Definition
- A behavioral assay that can be done manually or using an electronic monitoring device to measure and record behavioral activity by a study animal.
- Categories
- Assay → Animal activity monitoring
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Mission Bay
Gladstone Neurobehavioral Core
Gladstone Institute of Neurological Disease,
Mission Bay
Contact: General Inquiries
415-734-2655
jeffrey.simms@gladstone.ucsf.edu
- Action place avoidance conditioner
- Automated open field (4 San Diego Instruments)
- Balance beam
- Barnes maze
- Catwalk
- Conditioned place preference
- Contextural fear conditioning
- Elevated plus maze
- Elevated plus maze (Hamilton Kinder)
- Fear conditioning apparatus (San Diego Instruments)
- Forced swim test
- Hole board
- Light/dark box
- Morris water maze
- Open field activity
- Passive avoidance chamber (San Diego Instruments)
- Pavlovian/instrumental conditioner
- Pole test
- Pre-pulse inhibition
- Radial arm maze
- Rotarod
- Startle chambers (Hamilton Kinder)
- Tail suspension test
- Three-chamber social approach
- Touchscreen operant conditioner
- Treadmill for gait analysis
- Ultrasonic vocalization
- Water cross maze
- Wire hang
- Wireless running wheels
- Cognitive testing
- Sensorimotor testing
- Social/Emotional testing
- HomeCageScan and SocialScan Videoanalysis software (CleverSys)
- Noldus EthoVision Videotracking software