ALL DMT WIRE MYOGRAPH SYSTEMS
Investigate small vessels in the form of morphology and responsiveness to hormones and other agonists with the Wire Myograph Systems from Danish Myo Technology A/S. Read more about the different Wire Myograph Systems below to get an in-depth insight into the various types of systems and their features and benefits.
Dual Wire Myograph System - 420A
The Dual Wire Myograph System - 420A is designed for simultaneous testing of two vessels with diameters of 60 μm - 3 mm, independently. The vessels are mounted as ring preparations by threading them over two parallel stainless steel wires and securing the wires to two supports or "jaws".
One support is attached to a precision micrometer, allowing manual control of vessel circumference and stretch. The other support is attached to a force transducer for measurements of force/tension development.
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Auto Dual Wire Myograph System -520A
The Auto Dual Wire Myograph System - 520A is designed for simultaneous testing oftwo vessels with diameters of 60 μm - 3 mm, independently. The vessels are mounted as ring preparations by threading them over two parallel stainless steel wires and securing the wires to two supports or "jaws". One support is attached to a linear motor-driven micrometer, allowing automated control of vessel circumference and stretch. The other support is attached to a force transducer for measurements of force/tension development.
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Multi Wire Myograph System - 620M
The Multi Wire Myograph System - 620M is the successor to our very popular 610M myograph system. This 4-channel multi myograph system is a highly sophisticated yet robust research instrument. It is an easy-to-use system for in vitro studies of small and large blood vessels, trachea or gut mounted as larger ring preparations (up to 10 mm).
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Automated Multi Wire Myograph System - 630MA
Making it easier… the newly developed 4-channel system adds the ease of automating the normalization procedures so that calculations and preload tension is easily set. Following mounting and equilibration, passive length-tension relationships are determined by a standardized procedure.
This allows the standardization of initial experimental conditions, an important consideration when examining pharmacological differences between vessels.
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Confocal Wire Myograph System
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