Precision baseline setup
Calculate the optimal internal circumference and establish passive tension before contraction, relaxation or dose-response studies.
DMT normalization software for wire myograph experiments. MyoNORM supports calculation of the optimal length-tension relationship so small arteries and vascular preparations can be set to a consistent baseline before contractile-response studies begin.
Vessel responses depend on passive stretch, wall tension and effective internal circumference. MyoNORM helps researchers establish a reproducible starting condition before pharmacological or physiological testing.
Calculate the optimal internal circumference and establish passive tension before contraction, relaxation or dose-response studies.
Use a standardized calculation workflow instead of relying only on manual estimation or operator habit.
Begin experiments from a more consistent baseline so responses can be compared across preparations, treatments and experimental days.
Support new users with a structured normalization procedure that connects micrometer movement, passive force and vessel geometry.
Small arteries respond differently depending on their stretch, passive tension and effective internal circumference. A normalization procedure helps position each preparation at a defined starting condition.
MyoNORM supports the calculation step so the preparation can be adjusted before the experimental response protocol begins.
Normalization links preparation handling, passive force measurement, micrometer position and the calculated operating condition.
Mount the vascular preparation on wires or pins in the myograph chamber.
Move the micrometer through a series of controlled positions.
Allow force to stabilize and record the value at each position.
Use the measurements to determine the normalized operating circumference.
Set the preparation to the calculated baseline and continue with the response study.
MyoNORM is focused on the calculations required to establish a controlled baseline before wire myograph response measurements.
Use passive force measurements collected at defined micrometer positions to describe the preparation’s length-tension response.
Calculate the internal circumference associated with the selected normalization pressure and protocol assumptions.
Use the calculated result to establish the vessel’s starting condition before active-response measurements.
Apply a documented calculation procedure across preparations, operators and experimental groups.
Before installing MyoNORM on a new or existing laboratory computer, confirm the myograph model, normalization procedure and related acquisition software used in the laboratory.
Download the current Windows MSI installer for wire myograph normalization calculations. Contact DMT when a license code, compatibility review or support for an existing installation is required.
Use the confirmed DMT resources below to download the installer, review wire myograph systems and access training or software support.
Download MyoNORM version 1.2.11 for Windows.
→ SWReview DMT installers for acquisition, normalization and system control.
→ WIREReview DMT systems for vascular ring and small-vessel studies.
→ DAQReview DMT acquisition software for compatible myograph workflows.
→ SUPPlan myograph setup, normalization training and laboratory onboarding.
→ DOCBrowse supporting scientific and application resources from DMT.
→ TECHRequest assistance with installation, licensing or software compatibility.
→ DMTAsk DMT about system fit, normalization workflows or license requirements.
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