By switching back the pumping system to the initial tank, the system allows a careful investigation of recovery.

By simply switching the pumping tank, the temperature of the behavioral chamber changes from 25°C to 39°C in less than a second.
Epileptic shocks and convulsions are then automatically detected and recorded.

Two water tanks at different temperatures are connected to a behavioral chamber submerged in water via an automatic pumping system.

Introducing a fully automated thermo-hydraulic chamber for precise investigation into induction and recovery from epileptic shocks. Coming along automatic detection of seizures and analysis.
This new setup led to an article submission which is currently under review.
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

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