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The scanner also has a grounded spring system that keeps it from weighing the rat down while still allowing the rat to move freely within a confined space.
The device consists of a metal ring hanging from a support structure that helps support its weight and allows the rat to move around.
This creature, made by researchers at the University of Tokyo, trained a rat to move a small car with only its brain.
In essence, the task requires the rat to move to a specific but invisible location within a circular arena from different starting points.
Weighing in at 250 grams, it is still too heavy to be worn simply, so the team arranged a system of springs and pivots that allowed a rat to move around unhindered while wearing it.
This configuration allows the rat to move freely while the stimulation and EMG recordings are taking place.
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The researchers trained rats to move quickly to get a treat.
They did this by injecting a substance that killed dopamine neurons on one side of the brain, causing the rats to move in circles.
A flexible arm relieves the weight of the scanner and allows the rats to move freely about their cage, move their heads up and down, and turn 360° before having to turn back in the other direction.
The cable allowed the rats to move freely in the recording box.
Following the operation the catheters were attached to a swivel enabling the rats to move freely irrespective of BP measurements, arterial blood sampling, and venous infusions.
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