Titlebook: Rodent Quality Control: Genes and Bugs; Monitoring Health an Fernando Benavides,Axel Kornerup Hansen Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Parasites and Parasitic Diagnostics,ratory rodents, parasitic infections may be commonly found. Often, infections may be asymptomatic, although clinical infections are not uncommon. More importantly, parasites have profound modulatory effects on the host immune system and microbiome, which may drastically confound experimental studies

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Laboratory Animal Pathology in Relation to Spontaneous Infections, this part also important parameters to be determined at the beginning of a necropsy and the necessary equipment for sampling of tissues are stated. The procedures for tissue sampling for histological preparation is followed by sections describing different techniques used for fixation, trimming, em

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Genetically Standardized Laboratory Rodents,facility technicians, researchers, and students employing mouse and rat models, this chapter provides an up-to-date account of the different genetically defined stains associated with these widely used laboratory rodents.

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Cryopreservation of Valuable Mouse and Rat Lines,is chapter, we will summarize the past, present, and future of the main techniques used nowadays and their benefits, with the aim to help readers understand the relevance to preserve the germplasm (i.e., spermatozoa, oocytes, and resulting embryos) of valuable lines.

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2730-7859 altered animals.Teaches how to diagnose common bacterial, vi.This book shows how and why quality assurance programmes should be implemented in laboratory rodent facilities to monitor animal health and genetic status. It covers common practice to assure the desired level of microbiological and geneti

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Viruses and Viral Diagnostics,y an animal host, cultivation and sequencing can be applied, which also shows that commercial colonies in spite of the specific pathogen free technology, are not free of all viruses. Recently it has also been argued that the lack of viruses in laboratory rodents make these less translational to humans.