Edited by Stephen W. Barnett
Manual of Animal Technology is a comprehensive and authoritative guide to the care of animals used in scientific procedures.
Manual of Animal Technology features:
- individual chapters have been written by leading experts
- explains the law governing scientific procedures using animals
- describes best practice in breeding and husbandry of laboratory animals
- outlines the care of animals during and following experimental procedures
- specifically designed to be a student text and a reference manual
- clearly illustrated
- sponsored by the Institute of Animal Technology
Contents
- Supply and production of protected animals
- The mouse
- The rat
- The hamster
- The guinea pig
- The rabbit
- The ferret
- The cat
- The dog
- The common marmoset
- Old world primates
- Zebra fish
- The African clawed frog
- Genetically altered animals
- Reproductive physiology
- Genetic monitoring of inbred strains
- Microbiological control of laboratory animals
- Farm animal introduction
- Cattle
- Sheep
- Goats
- Pigs
- Horses
- Chickens
- Quail
- Nutrition
- Animal drinking water
- Transport of animals
- Biodecontamination
- Animals with defined microbiological status
- Isolation of laboratory animals which are a potential infection risk
- The environment
- Disease
- Parasitology
- The law and laboratory animals
- The ethical implications of the use of animals in scientific procedures
- Good laboratory practice
- Experimental procedures
- An introduction to Telemetry in laboratory animal
- Surgical techniques
- Anaesthesia and perio-operative care
- Euthanasia
Index