The Danish 3R-Center has just supported three projects - each with potential to improve the welfare for laboratory animals.
The three projects are:
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The Swedish 3R Center has published new guidance on how to optimise methods for administering medicinal products to research animals.
Using computer-assisted analysis and flow cytometry, researchers can predict fertility in mice, helping to refine existing fertility tests.
By using a Urination Index biomarker scientists have found correlations between bedding moisture and blood glucose during hyperglycemia.
Researchers have compiled an overview of the various in vitro models used to study inflammatory conditions of the skin.
The 3Rs Collaborative has established a new Culture of Care Hub, bringing together knowledge on how research environments can be strengthened.
The report highlights concrete progress, including wider implementation of ioCells, laboratory efficiency improvements, and sustainable practices.
The workshop gives early-career researchers concise guidance on countering bias toward animal testing and promoting animal-free methods.
New research shows that chronic noise exposure exacerbates disease progression in a mouse model of Parkinson’s disease.
