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Application Fact Sheets
General information on the use of ALZET pumps in mice.
Recent citations highlighting various research applications, routes of administration and long-term delivery in mice, using ALZET Osmotic pumps.
Pharmacology research applications using ALZET pumps.
Cancer research applications using ALZET pumps.
Neuroscience research applications using ALZET pumps.
Neuroscience research applications using ALZET pumps
Information on the use of ALZET pumps with bioluminescence imaging.
General information on the use of ALZET pumps in immunodeficient mice.
Translational research applications using ALZET pumps.
Product Data Sheets
Specifications and general information on iPrecio, a programmable, refillable, and implantable infusion pump that enables complex dosing protocols in rats and larger animals.
Specifications and general information on our various wound closure products which facilitate faster and easier skin closure after surgery.
Specifications and general information about ALZET products related to neuroscience research, including ALZET pump models, ALZET brain infusion kits, cannula holders, wound closure systems, and cyanoacrylate adhesive gel (Loctite 454).
Specifications and general information on sterile catheter tubing
commercially available from DURECT Corp.
New flow moderators available
for purchase. These colored flow moderators are compatible with
bio-luminescence imaging and allow for
easier pump identification.
Surgical Sheets
Package Inserts
Video Clips
How ALZET pumps work.
Selecting the appropriate pump for your studies.
Brief explanation of what it is.
Adapting ALZET pumps for pulsatile, or discontinuous infusion of test agents.
Selected ALZET Scientific Publications
Theeuwes F and Yum SI. Principles of the design and operation of generic osmotic
pumps for the delivery of semisolid or liquid drug formulations. Ann
Biomed Eng 1976;4(4):343-353.
Fara J, and Urquhart J. The Value of Infusion
and Injection Regimens in Assessing Efficacy and Toxicity of Drugs.
Trends Pharmacol Sci 1984;5(1):21-25.
Urquhart J, Fara J, and Willis KL. Rate-controlled Delivery Systems in Drug and Hormone
Research. Ann Rev Pharmacol Toxicol 1984;24:199-236.
Sendelbeck SL and Urquhart J. Spatial distribution
of dopamine, methotrexate, and antipyrine during continuous intracerebral
microperfusion. Brain Res 1985;328:251-258.
Pre-Clinical Continuous
Intravenous Infusion. (Smith & Healing, editors, Taylor and Francis,
London): Chapter 21. Perkins L, Peer C, and Murphy-Hackley P. The
use of mini-osmotic pumps in continuous infusion studies.
Speaker's Presentation Materials
Theeuwes F and Yum SI. Principles of the design and operation of generic osmotic
pumps for the delivery of semisolid or liquid drug formulations. Ann
Biomed Eng 1976;4(4):343-353.
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Pre-Clinical Continuous
Intravenous Infusion. (Smith & Healing, editors, Taylor and Francis,
London): Chapter 21. Perkins L, Peer C, and Murphy-Hackley P. The
use of mini-osmotic pumps in continuous infusion studies.
Since 1977, scientist around the world have used ALZET pumps to conduct their research, publishing their results in high-impact journals. The ALZET bibliography now contains over 13,500 publications! We can perform a custom search for references relevant to your research.
Researchers are saying...
“All the rats survived for the length of the experiments. The intratracheal pump was well tolerated and the procedure produced no overt complications.” (p. 123) Svetlecic et al., Lung 2004;182:119-134.