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Toxicology studies. II. The laboratory animal

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Toxicology studies. II. The laboratory animal

Auteurs : J. G. Fox ; P. Thibert ; D. L. Arnold ; D. R. Krewski ; H. C. Grice

Source :

Food and Cosmetics Toxicology [ 0015-6264 ] ; 1979.

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- Acceptable quality, Adjacent cages, Airport personnel, Ambient temperature, Anim, Animal, Animal cage, Animal cages, Animal experiments, Animal facilities, Animal facility, Animal feed, Animal model, Animal quarters, Animal room, Animal rooms, Animal studies, Animal technician, Bedding, Biological response, Body weight, Cage, Cage level, Caging, Caging systems, Canadian association, Cancer inst, Carbon dioxide, Certain types, Chemical carcinogens, Chronic toxicity studies, Cleaning operation, Contaminant, Contamination, Definitive information, Dhew publn, Dietary factors, Disease processes, Disease surveillance, Disease surveillance programme, Drug metabolism, Educational programme, Environmental conditions, Environmental factors, Environmental temperature, Epithelial cells, Essential nutrients, Experimental designs, Experimental environment, Experimental results, Experimental studies, Fedn proc, Filter tops, Food intake, General environment, Grice, Hamster, High incidence, Husbandry techniques, Ilar news, Inapparent infections, Inbred animals, Inbred strains, Individual housing, Initial step, Insecticide, Inst, John wiley sons, Kansas state university, Krewski, Laboratory animal, Laboratory animal science, Laboratory animals, Laboratory mice, Laboratory rodents, Laminar flow units, Litter, Mammary tumours, Microbiological organisms, Mouse, Multiple caging, Muris, National academy, National cancer institute, National institutes, Negative pressure, Newberne, Outbred strains, Parent generation, Particulate matter, Physical environment, Programme, Pseudomonas aeruginoso infection, Public carrier, Quality control programme, Random assignment, Randomization, Randomized design, Rat, Research animals, Rodent, Sansone, Sansone losikoff, Schoental, Second generation, Serum transaminase, Small rodents, Statistical analysis, Supplier, Supply animals, Tannenbaum silverstone, Test animals, Test chemical, Test chemicals, Test compound, Test group, Test groups, Thibert, Toxic, Toxicity, Toxicological, Toxicological studies, Toxicological study, Toxicological testing, Toxicological testing programme, Toxicology, Toxicology forum, Toxicology studies, Treatment comparisons, Treatment groups, Tumour, Various treatment groups, Ventilation system, Ventilation systems, Volatile hydrocarbons, Water bottles, Weihe, Wood shavings.

Abstract

Abstract: The laboratory animal can be thought of as the toxicologist's major instrument for use in a safety evaluation programme. Consequently, to obtain reliable results from such an ‘instrument’, the toxicologist must obtain animals of the highest quality available, and maintain as well as monitor them in such a manner that intercurrent infections or latent diseases do not produce effects leading to erroneous conclusions. The procedures described will enhance the reliability of the results obtained in toxicological studies.

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DOI: 10.1016/0015-6264(79)90127-5

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