Genetic engineering and other factors that might affect human-animal interactions in the research setting (2007)
Comber, J., Griffin, G.
Abstract
The ability to carefully observe an animal's behavior is key in carrying out an animal-wellness assessment and in minimizing pain and distress. Attention to human-animal interactions in the research setting represents an opportunity for refinement for large numbers of animals and potentially for reduction of animal use.
Published
2007
Citation
Comber, J., Griffin, G. 2007. Genetic engineering and other factors that might affect human-animal interactions in the research setting. Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science 10(3), 267-277.
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