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Current issues and new frontiers in animal research
proceedings of a conference sponsored by the Scientists Center for Animal Welfare and the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio in San Antonio, Texas on December 8-9, 1994
University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
USDA update on regulations and litigation -- The role of research in laboratory animal regulations and guidelines : past, present and future -- Protocal review : too much paperwork? -- The logical determination of "N" in animal experimentation -- Death as an endpoint -- How and why should IACUCs develop a code of ethics? -- Why should anyone want to be an unaffiliated member of an IACUC? -- Biotechnology's ethical challenges in IACUCs -- Applying enrichment techniques in biocontainment housing conditions -- Research areas requiring biocontainment -- Methods of biocontainment -- Zoonosis-now and in the 21st century -- New directions in the study of animal behavior -- Selection of animals for xenotransplantation -- A surgeon's view on xenotransplantation -- The ethics of xenotransplantation -- Regulatory aspects of using animal models of genetic diseases and treatments
edited by Kathryn A.L. Bayne, Molly Greene, and Ernest D. Prentice.
Includes bibliographical references and index.