Mouse

Noise stress in laboratory rodents. I. Behavioral and endocrine response of mice, rats and guinea pigs.

Noise affects the endocrine system.

Year Published: 1959Animal Type: Guinea Pig, Mouse, Rat, Rodent

Citation: Anthony, A., Ackerman, E., Lloyd, J. A. 1959 . Noise stress in laboratory rodents. I. Behavioral and endocrine response of mice, rats and guinea pigs. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 31, 1430-1436.

Unrewarded exploration and learning of compex mazes by wild and domestic mice

Year Published: 1964Animal Type: Mouse, Rodent

Citation: Brant, D. H., Kavanau, I. L. 1964. Unrewarded exploration and learning of compex mazes by wild and domestic mice. Nature 204, 267-269.

Compulsory regime and control of environment in animal behaviour I. Wheel-running

Year Published: 1963Animal Type: Mouse, Rodent

Citation: Kavanau, J. L. 1963. Compulsory regime and control of environment in animal behaviour I. Wheel-running. Behaviour 20, 251-281.

Effects of illumination on wall-leaving behavior and activity in three inbred mouse strains

The results clearly indicated that illumination levels is an important variable affecting the general activity of mice. The animals showed less fearfulness and emotionality under low illumination conditions.

Year Published: 1966Animal Type: Mouse, Rodent

Citation: Ross, S., Nagy, Z. M., Kessler, C. et al. 1966. Effects of illumination on wall-leaving behavior and activity in three inbred mouse strains. Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology 62, 338-340.

The provision of sterile bedding and nesting materials with their effects on breeding mice

Mice nested in shredded paper had a lower pre-weaning mortality than those nested in woodchips.

Year Published: 1965Animal Type: Mouse, Rodent

Citation: Porter, G., Lane-Petter, W. 1965. The provision of sterile bedding and nesting materials with their effects on breeding mice. Journal of the Animal Technician Association [Animal Technology] 16, 5-8.

Wheel-running preferences of Peromysucs

Year Published: 1965Animal Type: Mouse, Rodent

Citation: Kavanau, J. L., Brant, D. H. 1965. Wheel-running preferences of Peromysucs. Nature 208, 597-598.

Comparison of bedding material: Habitat preference of pregnant mice and reproductive performance

Pregnant mice exhibit a definite preference for a processed sawdust bedding material as opposed to a commercial deodorized cellulose.

Year Published: 1968Animal Type: Mouse, Rodent

Citation: Iturrian, W. B., Fink, G. B. 1968. Comparison of bedding material: Habitat preference of pregnant mice and reproductive performance. Laboratory Animal Care [Laboratory Animal Science] 18, 160-164.

Effect of noise in the animal house on seizure susceptibility and growth of mice

Year Published: 1968Animal Type: Mouse, Rodent

Citation: Iturrian, W. B., Fink, G. B. 1968. Effect of noise in the animal house on seizure susceptibility and growth of mice. Laboratory Animal Care [Laboratory Animal Science] 18, 557-560.

Effect of differential environmental enrichment on brain weight and on acetylcholinesterase and cholinesterase activities in mice

Two inbred strains of mice were used in a replication of the Berkeley rat studies on the cerebral effects of differential environmental enrichment. Those raised in a complex environment and given extensive maze training showed significantly heavier brain weights and...

Year Published: 1968Topics: Environmental EnrichmentAnimal Type: Mouse, Rodent

Citation: La Torre, J. C. 1968. Effect of differential environmental enrichment on brain weight and on acetylcholinesterase and cholinesterase activities in mice. Experimental Neurology 22, 493-503.

The effect of corncob bedding on reproductivity and leucine incorporation in mice

Preweaning mortality was increased when the mice were housed on corncob bedding (22%) when compared with pine sawdust bedding (13%).

Year Published: 1969Animal Type: Mouse, Rodent

Citation: Port, C. D., Kaltenbach, J. P. 1969. The effect of corncob bedding on reproductivity and leucine incorporation in mice. Laboratory Animal Care [Laboratory Animal Science] 19, 46-49.