The policies below have been developed and approved by the ACFC to guide Rutgers investigators in the appropriate and humane care of animals used in research and teaching. Policies have generally been developed because the procedures are in common use. Compliance with the policies facilitates preparation and review of animal use protocols. Following these policies, investigators can expect approval of procedures without further questions from the protocol review committee. Compliance with the policies does not relieve investigators of the need to describe their procedures on the protocol review form. Procedures not consistent with approved policies may be allowed but must be thoroughly justified on scientific grounds.
Bleeding Techniques in Rabbits
Guidelines for Producing Monoclonal Antibodies in Mice
Hazardous Substances in Animals
Housing animals outside animal facilities
Ketamine is a controlled substance (advisory)
Surgery Policies
Reporting concerns about animal care or abuse
Use of Transplantable tumors and cell lines
Laboratory Animal Services has developed a Word97 (for Windows) version of the March 1998 Animal Use Protocol Review Form. This version has hyperlinks to line-by-line instructions, context-sensitive links to relevant documents, and formats your input so that it stands out from the text of the form. Word97 version of March 1998 Animal Use
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