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Reporting adverse events allows other researchers to plan appropriate welfare assessments and minimise the risk of these events occurring in their own ...

“The present study used the tissues collected at E15.5 from dams fed the 1X choline and 4X choline diets (n = 3 dams per group, per fetal sex; ...

12b Explain how the animal species and model used address the scientific objectives and, where appropriate, the relevance to human biology. Explanation.

“Treatment and transplantation received by the animals for each group. The group were named after the treatment they received in treatment phase 1 and 2: S ...

Using appropriate randomisation methods during the allocation to groups ensures that each experimental unit has an equal probability of receiving a particular ...

The ARRIVE guidelines 2.0 are available in Italian. Italian Guidelines. The ARRIVE guidelines 2.0 - Italian. 268.97 KB pdf. This translation is licensed under ...

For any type of experiment, it is crucial to explain how the sample size was determined. For hypothesis-testing experiments, where inferential statistics ...

... Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals published by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH publication no.85-23, revised 1996).” [2]. Example 3.

The species, strain, substrain, sex, weight, and age of animals are critical factors that can influence most experimental results [1-5].