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Experimental Animal Endocarditis
Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1982The results of studies performed with animal models of experimental infective endocarditis have provided valuable information about the pathophysiology, natural history, and treatment of this infection. The Freedman rabbit model of experimental infective endocarditis is relatively simple to perform, is reproducible, and with minor modifications has ...
A J, Wright, W R, Wilson
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The Rat as an Experimental Animal
Science, 1989The development and characterization of many inbred, congenic, and recombinant strains of rats in recent years has led to the detailed genetic description of this species, especially in regard to its major histocompatibility complex. This information has contributed substantially to the study of comparative genetics and has greatly enhanced the utility
T J, Gill +3 more
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Science and Engineering Ethics, 2006
Millions of animals are used every year in often times extremely painful and distressing scientific procedures. Legislation of animal experimentation in modern societies is based on the supposition that this is ethically acceptable when certain more or less defined formal (e.g. logistical, technical) demands and ethical principles are met.
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Millions of animals are used every year in often times extremely painful and distressing scientific procedures. Legislation of animal experimentation in modern societies is based on the supposition that this is ethically acceptable when certain more or less defined formal (e.g. logistical, technical) demands and ethical principles are met.
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The Congress and Animal Experimentation
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966For the second time in its history the Congress of the United States is seriously considering legislation dealing with various aspects of regulation of the use of animals in research and teaching. On the first occasion at about the turn of the last century one House of Congress passed a bill which would have established in this country a system ...
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1984
The use of animals for research and teaching is an issue of great concern in the United States. In Britain, the 1876 Cruelty to Animals Act, still in effect, permits the government to license scientists, to regulate experimentation, and to carry out inspections.
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The use of animals for research and teaching is an issue of great concern in the United States. In Britain, the 1876 Cruelty to Animals Act, still in effect, permits the government to license scientists, to regulate experimentation, and to carry out inspections.
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Regulation of Animal Experimentation
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1986To the Editor.— In their examination of animal research regulation, Overcast and Sales 1 overlook the most significant regulatory development in recent years. The Public Health Service (PHS) has adopted a new funding policy, effective Dec 31, 1985, designed to strengthen the protection given to research animals.
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Experimental Animals and Animal Experiments
1988In the last chapter the importance of animal experimentation for the current production and control of vaccines has already been referred to several times without discussing its substance. This subject will be elaborated in the following sections with special attention devoted to the extent, purpose and relevance of this research and the pain or ...
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