How to Write Basic Protocols in DMC – Isotonic
Are you wondering how to accurately model human exercise? In this third and final installment of our series of
How to Write Basic Protocols in DMC – Concentric and Eccentric
Are you looking to go beyond isometric with your animal model? We can help! In this second installment of
Beyond a Force Transducer: 300C Capabilities
Are you familiar with our 300C Dual-Mode Muscle Lever series, the center piece of our 1200A/1205A Isolated Muscle Systems and 1300A/1305A
How to Write Basic Protocols in DMC – Isometric
Looking to characterize muscle function, but need a hand creating appropriate protocols? Let us help! In a series of blogs we will outline
Control Muscle Length with DMC Software Using Reference Units
One of the most useful facets of Aurora Scientific’s Dynamic Muscle Control (DMC) software is the ability to use
Necessary Equipment to Operate Your New ASI Muscle Test System
You've received a shipment of white boxes from Aurora Scientific containing your brand new muscle test system. You've watched
Setting Up An in-vivo Experiment On Aurora Scientific’s 3-In-1 Muscle Test System
Our previous blog post discussed the advantages of testing muscle function in-situ or in-vivo with our 3-in-1 muscle test
Using Dynamic Muscle Analysis High Throughput to Speed Up Analysis
Do you sometimes get frustrated when it takes longer to analyse your data than it took to collect it?
Advantages of Testing Muscle Mechanics in-situ or in-vivo
Testing muscle function in-situ or in-vivo presents many advantages compared to testing isolated muscle. Top of this list is