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Automated remote temperature measurement in small animals using a telemetry/microcomputer interface

Gallaher et al., 1985

Document ID
2609784793010972316
Author
Gallaher E
Egner D
Swen J
Publication year
Publication venue
Computers in biology and medicine

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Temperatures can be obtained from small animals by implanting commercially available radio-telemetry probes (Mini-Mitters), thereby avoiding handling-induced artifacts. We have developed an inexpensive microcomputer interface to automatically collect data from Mini …
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