Experimental Animal Welfare
It is an obvious obligation for investigators to consume millions of experimental animals every year to obtain scientific data. Because most of these experiments involve painful and distressing procedures, to obey the so-called 3Rs, reduction, refinement and replacement, is a prerequisite for those...
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doaj-e1be1cd6467b4640b3608338a4dee5ad2020-11-24T21:38:01ZturCukurova University Faculty of MedicineArsiv Kaynak Tarama Dergisi1300-37552011-02-012015568Experimental Animal WelfareYusuf ErgunIt is an obvious obligation for investigators to consume millions of experimental animals every year to obtain scientific data. Because most of these experiments involve painful and distressing procedures, to obey the so-called 3Rs, reduction, refinement and replacement, is a prerequisite for those who would apply to ethics committees for a given research proposal. Of the 3Rs, refinement could be defined as “decrease in the incidence of severity of inhumane procedures applied to those animals, which have to be used”. In this context, animal welfare and well-being have been referred to the concept of refinement. In the present review, general principles relating to experimental animal welfare will be discussed. [Archives Medical Review Journal 2011; 20(1.000): -]http://www.scopemed.org/fulltextpdf.php?mno=19419Experimental animal3RsWelfare |
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Experimental Animal Welfare |
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Experimental Animal Welfare |
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Cukurova University Faculty of Medicine |
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Arsiv Kaynak Tarama Dergisi |
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It is an obvious obligation for investigators to consume millions of experimental animals every year to obtain scientific data. Because most of these experiments involve painful and distressing procedures, to obey the so-called 3Rs, reduction, refinement and replacement, is a prerequisite for those who would apply to ethics committees for a given research proposal. Of the 3Rs, refinement could be defined as “decrease in the incidence of severity of inhumane procedures applied to those animals, which have to be used”. In this context, animal welfare and well-being have been referred to the concept of refinement. In the present review, general principles relating to experimental animal welfare will be discussed. [Archives Medical Review Journal 2011; 20(1.000): -] |
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