Measure vascular reactivity in vessel rings
Choose wire myographs for small-vessel reactivity, smooth muscle contractility, pharmacological response and dose-response studies.
Go to wire myographsDMT designs myograph, organ bath, muscle strip and software systems for researchers who need controlled ex vivo experiments, reliable measurements and reproducible data.
From vascular reactivity and pressure myography to tissue contractility and muscle function, our instruments help laboratories generate publication-quality results with clarity and confidence.
The fastest route to the right DMT solution is not the product name—it is the biological question. Start with the endpoint you need to measure: isometric force, vessel diameter, intraluminal pressure, tissue contraction or muscle mechanics.
DMT helps researchers and lab managers configure complete systems around the laboratory’s preparation, protocol, throughput, software, imaging and support requirements.
Choose wire myographs for small-vessel reactivity, smooth muscle contractility, pharmacological response and dose-response studies.
Go to wire myographsChoose pressure myographs for diameter, intraluminal pressure, myogenic tone, flow, vessel mechanics and imaging-based vascular function.
Go to pressure myographsChoose organ bath systems for pharmacology, smooth muscle, isolated tissue rings and controlled teaching or research workflows.
Go to organ bath systemsChoose muscle strip systems for dynamic muscle mechanics, stimulation and functional studies of skeletal, cardiac, smooth muscle and engineered tissue.
Go to muscle systemsEach DMT product family is designed around a defined preparation and experimental endpoint, helping laboratories select the right balance of sensitivity, throughput, optical access, automation and software support.
For isometric force measurements in ring-mounted arteries, veins and other small tissue preparations.
Explore wire myographsFor intact pressurized vessels, diameter tracking, myogenic responses, flow studies and imaging workflows.
Explore pressure myographsFor controlled tissue contractility, pharmacological response testing and teaching laboratories.
Explore organ bathsFor skeletal, cardiac, smooth muscle and engineered tissue mechanics with stimulation workflows.
Explore muscle systemsStart with your biological preparation and measurement endpoint. Then consider throughput, optical access, pressure or force control, automation and software requirements.
Discuss your applicationStart with wire myography for isometric tension in small vessel rings and pharmacological dose-response protocols.
View wire systemsStart with pressure myography for intact cannulated vessels, live diameter tracking and pressure-dependent vascular function.
View pressure systemsConsider the 620M for four-channel wire myography or the 630MA where automated normalization is important.
View 620MConsider pressure systems such as the 112PP or 114P, depending on the required pulsation, pressure, force and flow workflow.
Compare pressure systemsStart with organ bath systems for isolated tissue preparations, pharmacology and controlled teaching workflows.
View organ bathsUse DMT Academy, how-to videos, guides, software downloads and installation support to support consistency in daily use.
Open DMT AcademyReproducibility is not only a question of sensitivity. It is the result of stable chambers, precise mechanical control, appropriate software, clear training resources and support that helps users operate the system consistently.
Heating, aeration, pressure control and chamber formats designed to support repeatable protocols and controlled experimental conditions.
Force, pressure, diameter and acquisition solutions developed for ex vivo vascular, tissue and muscle physiology.
Product videos, practical guidance, manuals, training, installation and technical support for laboratories and users.
Researchers use DMT systems in vascular biology, physiology, pharmacology and translational research workflows.
We really appreciate the excellent technical customer service and high degree of professionalism. It is reassuring to know that we can rely on DMT.
I am impressed by how straightforward it is to mount vessels, place them in the chambers and control the variables required for the experiment.
This equipment is supporting the training of the next generation of translational and clinical scientists.
Find product guidance, training material, operating instructions, software and practical support for system selection, onboarding and ongoing laboratory use.
Resources for evaluating systems, learning workflows and supporting consistent laboratory use.
Practical assistance for implementation, daily operation and continued system performance.
Selecting the right ex vivo system depends on more than the instrument model. Preparation type, tissue dimensions, measurement endpoint, throughput, imaging, stimulation, software and user experience all influence the appropriate configuration.
DMT can help clarify the experimental requirements before a quotation is prepared and support the laboratory after delivery through training, documentation and technical guidance.
The best DMT recommendation starts with your biology: vessel or tissue type, diameter range, throughput, pressure or force endpoint, imaging requirements, stimulation needs, software preferences and training expectations.