Implementation of permanent group housing for cynomolgus macaques on a large scale for regulatory toxicological studies (2008)
Kelly, J.
Abstract
Simple training techniques can be used to facililitate the conduct of procedures, such as removing the animals from the cages. Animals housed in this manner are less noisy, show less aggression to staff, are easier to handle, habituate to study procedures ........ study outcomes have been positively impacted by changing the type of housing used.
Published
2008
Citation
Kelly, J. 2008. Implementation of permanent group housing for cynomolgus macaques on a large scale for regulatory toxicological studies. AATEX (Alternatives to Animal Testing and Experimentation) 14(Special Issue), 107-110.
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