Barnes Experiment Maze

No dietary restrictions and less physical stress than other mazes.For Memory and Spatial Learning Tasksinput:
output:The Barnes Maze task is comparable to the Radial Arm and Morris Water mazes, but it is less physically demanding and does not impose dietary restrictions. The Barnes Maze is intended to evaluate spatial learning and memory. Animals are incentivized to flee from the brightly lit, open platform and enter a small, dark, recessed chamber (escape box) within the maze. The animal acquires knowledge of the escape box’s spatial location during the testing process. False escape boxes are also incorporated into the maze to eliminate visual cues that may be visible from a distance or through an open hole.input:
output:
Escape box and false options are included.

Available for both rats and mice

A base platform with 20 holes that is non-reflective and grey in color.

Raised to a comfortable working heightRemovable legs enable the maze to be stored flat when not in use.Grey non-reflective base platform with 44 holes (4 inches in diameter) and a diameter of 55 inches.The package includes 43 false boxes and one escape box.The escape box is only functional in the middle row of holes in four distinct locations.Suitable for ratsRemovable legs enable the maze to be stored flat when not in use, and it is elevated to a convenient working height of 35 inches.delivery time of 4-6 weeks