The whole-body exposure system was successfully installed and used for asthma modeling and subsequent drug treatment.

The Beijing bone density analyzer was successfully installed, and the manufacturer's engineers conducted practical operation experiments using the customer's mice and rats.

Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine successfully tested non-invasive blood pressure in aging rats weighing approximately 500g.

A vertical anesthesia machine, sugar preference tester, behavioral equipment and other equipment were successfully installed in a laboratory in Zhengzhou

Brain tumor treatment has always been a major medical challenge. With the advancement of medical research, various new treatments are constantly emerging. Recently, a research team from Shanghai Jiao Tong University published an article in ACS Nano titled "Noninvasive Activation of Local and Systemic Immunity with a Sequential-Targeting Sonodynamic Nanovaccine to Treat Glioblastoma," introducing a new treatment approach that may provide new insights and directions for the treatment of brain tumors and other types of tumors.

The Barnes Maze is a dry spatial learning and memory behavioral experimental model developed by American neuroscientist Carol A. Barnes in 1979. Its core advantage is that it avoids the stress stimuli (such as swimming fear) and pain stimuli of Morris Water Maze on animals, and is closer to the natural behavioral patterns of animals. It is widely used in research fields such as neuroscience and pharmacology.