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ILAR Journal|March 21, 2006
Behavioral phenotyping of transgenic and knockout mice: practical concerns and potential pitfallsKathleen R Bailey, Nathan R Rustay, Jacqueline N Crawley
ILAR Journal|September 30, 2004
Commentary: setting aside tradition when dealing with endocrine disruptorsTheo Colborn
ILAR Journal|September 30, 2004
Estrogen receptor knockout mice as a model for endocrine researchVickie R Walker, Kenneth S Korach
ILAR Journal|September 30, 2004
Factors considered in using birds for evaluating endocrine-disrupting chemicalsLeslie W Touart
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
USDA perspective on environmental enrichment for animalsJodie A Kulpa-Eddy, Sylvia Taylor, Kristina M Adams
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
Mandatory " enriched" housing of laboratory animals: the need for evidence-based evaluationAnn C Benefiel, Willie K Dong, William T Greenough
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
Balancing animal research with animal well-being: establishment of goals and harmonization of approachesJames L Weed, James M Raber
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
Potential for unintended consequences of environmental enrichment for laboratory animals and research resultsKathryn Bayne
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
Modifications to husbandry and housing conditions of laboratory rodents for improved well-beingAbigail L Smith, Dorcas J Corrow
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
Environmental enrichment for nonhuman primates: theory and applicationCorrine K Lutz, Melinda A Novak
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ILAR Journal|March 21, 2006
Behavioral phenotyping of transgenic and knockout mice: practical concerns and potential pitfallsKathleen R Bailey, Nathan R Rustay, Jacqueline N Crawley
ILAR Journal|September 30, 2004
Commentary: setting aside tradition when dealing with endocrine disruptorsTheo Colborn
ILAR Journal|September 30, 2004
Estrogen receptor knockout mice as a model for endocrine researchVickie R Walker, Kenneth S Korach
ILAR Journal|September 30, 2004
Factors considered in using birds for evaluating endocrine-disrupting chemicalsLeslie W Touart
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
USDA perspective on environmental enrichment for animalsJodie A Kulpa-Eddy, Sylvia Taylor, Kristina M Adams
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
Mandatory " enriched" housing of laboratory animals: the need for evidence-based evaluationAnn C Benefiel, Willie K Dong, William T Greenough
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
Balancing animal research with animal well-being: establishment of goals and harmonization of approachesJames L Weed, James M Raber
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
Potential for unintended consequences of environmental enrichment for laboratory animals and research resultsKathryn Bayne
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
Modifications to husbandry and housing conditions of laboratory rodents for improved well-beingAbigail L Smith, Dorcas J Corrow
ILAR Journal|March 19, 2005
Environmental enrichment for nonhuman primates: theory and applicationCorrine K Lutz, Melinda A Novak
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