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Laboratory Animals|January 1, 1989
Effects of dietary cholesterol in the Mongolian gerbil and the rat: a comparative studyA M Temmerman, R J Vonk, K Niezen-Koning, et al.Laboratory Animals|January 1, 1989
A simple method for intravenous injection and blood collection in the chinchilla (Chinchilla laniger)B Tappa, H Amao, K W TakahashiLaboratory Animals|August 5, 2016
LPS-matured CD11c+ bone marrow-derived dendritic cells can initiate autoimmune pathology with minimal injection site inflammationLouise Saul, Dario Besusso, Richard J MellanbyLaboratory Animals|January 25, 2025
Cellular immune response against rabies vaccination in laboratory-bred dogs: A systematised reviewHasanthi Rathnadiwakara, Sachini Amarasekara, Florence Cliquet, et al.Laboratory Animals|January 24, 2025
Moving from guideline recommendations to practical, reasonable proposals: Biosafety considerations, breeding performance and challenges during specific pathogen-free animal facility enlargementMaschi Fabricio, Laborde Juan, Carriquiriborde Martín, et al.Laboratory Animals|January 23, 2025
The advisory body on animal ethics of a global pharmaceutical company: A global organization to address ethical and societal concerns about animal useJuliette Schmitt-Lemaître, Nicolas Dudoignon, Edith Stuyven, et al.Laboratory Animals|December 23, 2024
Reusing zebrafish facility equipment: Planning, investment and what we have learnedOlga M Fernández-Rodriguez, Emilio Cortés, Pablo Pelegrín, et al.Laboratory Animals|November 5, 2024
Extended oxygen supplementation after thoracotomy in rats may improve welfareBryony Few, Alex DugdaleLaboratory Animals|November 5, 2024
An innovative approach for health and safety training and occupational health program annual enrollment for laboratory animal care and use personnelScott J Patlovich, Robert J Emery, Kristin G King, et al.Laboratory Animals|October 28, 2020
Minimizing the risk of occupational Q fever exposure: A protocol for ensuring Coxiella burnetii-negative pregnant ewes are used for medical researchLaura A Galganski, Benjamin A Keller, Connor Long, et al.Pageof 268