Student Organ Bath Assembly - Parts and Function for Bioassay in Hindi

Original parts and function of organ bath-

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Student organ bath or simply organ bath is an apparatus widely used in pharmacology laboratory and various educational institutes, research and development sector. Organ bath is not a single apparatus but it is a combination of many small units which include-
1. Bath chamber
2. Organ tube
3. Glass coil
4. PSS reservoir
5. Heater
6. Thermostat
7. Stirrer or mixer
8. Oxygen tube
9. Aerator
10. Leaver
11. Load
12. Sherrington rotating drum (Kymograph Drum)
13. Kymograph Paper
Use- When we have to perform the invitro studies of any given drug, we need to isolate the organ from a suitable experimental animal. Once the organ is isolated it should be immediately transferred into the physiological salt solution (PSS). Organ bath is having several important component and assembly as mentioned above; all are equally important and have individualized functions. Once organ is placed into PSS other arrangement are made

Sherrington rotating drum (Kymograph Drum) - It is another main parts or assembly of student organ bath. It is a rotating device, which keeps rotating and recording the changes in tension of lever. It has several basic units’ like- gear and clutch which allow us to set the desired RPM (rotation per minutes) at the back of this there is a lock which locks and unlock the machine. In front of the devise, there is a counter which counts the RPM by touching the other hand. Kymograph is attached with kymograph paper, this is used either by coating with smoke or by using a colour pen.

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