Passive Avoidance, Bioseb (CAT#: STEM-LEAR-1168-YJL)

Passive Avoidance, model LE870 is manufactured by Bioseb
The inhibition of innate or learned behaviour by association with aversive stimulation has shown to be a very useful tool for researchers working in very different fields. From the study of the interference of drug treatments on a simple learning model to the study of the physiological mechanisms beneath learning or memory, passive avoidance reflexes studies have been used.
In this model, sometimes called 'One-trial learning’, 'Two-compartment test’ or 'Memory test’ it is intended to inhibit, by aversive stimulus, the rodents tendency to abandon large, open and brightly illuminated spaces so as to hide in small dark ones.

The model has a set of variables of easy determination and control (i. e. entrance to the small compartment latency), offering, at the same time, an ample parameters spectrum whose effect can be studied (v. gr. the interval between the aversive stimulation and the retention test).
Passive Avoidance studies can be carried out by means of an experimental chamber that comprised of two differently sized enclosures, a big white one and a small black one, according to the original design.

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