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New Video: Discover improved data sampling and analysis in Lt

Watch Tim Wright, Instructional Design Specialist, share how we've improved data collection and analysis in Lt for your students.
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How to support nontraditional students in an anatomy or physiology course

We speak with Dr. Silvia Smith and Dr. Crystal Walline of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke about how they teach complex anatomy and physiology to students with busy lives.
Rodcent Langendorff Apparatus Blog

New Video: How to easily set-up and prime the Rodent Langendorff Apparatus

Watch Mark de Reus, Head of Support walk-through video of setting-up and priming our new Rodent Langendorff Apparatus.
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New for physiology educators: Take a look inside our new Auditory System Mini Lab...

Looking to fill gaps in your physiology curriculum in a no-stress way, fast? Use a Mini Lab! In our new mini lab on the auditory system, students use a tuning fork to assess how we perceive sound via air and bone, and then determine their hearing threshold for various sound frequencies.
The Direct Perfusion Core and the Rodent Langendorff

Dr Melanie White's Favourite Features of the Rodent Langendorff

In this excerpt from her latest Langendorff webinar, Dr Melanie White, an isolated heart expert from the University of Sydney, explores her favorite features of the Rodent Langendorff and Direct Perfusion Core.
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How to use inclusive language when teaching physiology

Join one of our instructional designers, Vicky, as she shares resources for teaching in a more inclusive way and driving positive social change.
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Which isolated heart study is right for you?

Ever wondered what the difference is between a Myocyte Isolation, Langendorff, and a Working Heart perfusion model? You’re not the only one! Download our free guide.
Kaha Cardiovascular Research Guide

Download our free guide: Kaha Telemetry for Cardiovascular Research

Discover the benefits of wireless telemetry. Not sure where to start? Need help selecting the right telemeter? Download our free guide: Kaha Telemetry for Cardiovascular Research.
PowerLab C

Expand your Lab with PowerLab C

Have you been thinking about performing a new study or recording additional signals? Find out how to expand your lab at low cost with PowerLab C.
Radnoti Langendorff

Effects of constant flow vs. constant pressure perfusion on isolated heart studies

Check out our brief summary highlighting the advantages and limitations of constant flow vs. constant pressure perfusion setups for Langendorff isolated heart studies.
Heart

Reprogramming heart cells to treat heart disease

This study used retroviral delivery of transcription factors to convert cardiac fibroblasts into cardiac myocytes, in a mouse model of myocardial infarction.
A rodent langendorff set up

Dr Melanie White - Modernising the Langendorff

Over the past 200 years the Langendorff has continued to evolve. In this excerpt from her latest Langendorff webinar, Dr Melanie White, an isolated heart expert from the University of Sydney, explores how the system has significantly changed in the time she's been running her lab. Related: Future...
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How to teach homeostasis: 7 ways

Homeostasis is a crucial concept in the study of physiology. Here are 7 ways to teach homeostasis in your physiology courses.