Column H. Fundamental purpose of project Project purpose cont animal health and welfare (Guinea pig; non-wild bred mouse, rat, rabbit; primate) production Column I. Benefit provided by project Project benefit cont Fundamental biology/physiology organs, tissues or cells from one species to another) Diseases-human Development of techniques- remedial, surgical, Diseases-animal diagnostic Diseases- zoonotic Education (demonstration) Environmental monitoring/ecology Training (student use of animals) Domestic animal management/production Regulatory product testing (e.g. vaccines, chemical, Wildlife management/conservation drug evaluation) Vertebrate pest management animals only Production of biological products (Guineapig, non-wild mouse, rat, rabbit; primate) Xenotransplantation (transplantation of living Specified Animal Breeding Colony Column J. Key particular procedures; if not relevant select Procedure cont ‘Other’ Attachment or insertion of devices for long term direct In vivo production of monoclonal antibody or telemetric monitoring In vivo production of polyclonal antibody Aversive stimuli for behavioural training, or for Ionising radiation exposure inducing a state of stress integral to the experiment Neuromuscular blocking agents or electro- Burning or scalding immobilisation Induction of disease model (e.g. diabetes, cardiac Ocular irritancy testing disease) Skin irritancy testing involving a chemical, or Gene manipulative technology cosmetic, household, or industrial preparation Immunomodulatory methods Toxicity testing Induction of infection Other procedure Induction of neoplasia animals only Interference with the central nervous system or sensory (Guineapig, non-wild mouse, rat, rabbit; primate) capacity or brain centres controlling that capacity Specified Animal Breeding Colony group
Column H. Fundamental purpose of project Project purpose cont animal health and welfare (Guinea pig; non-wild bred mouse, rat, rabbit; primate) production Column I. Benefit provided by project Project benefit cont Fundamental biology/physiology organs, tissues or cells from one species to another) Diseases-human Development of techniques- remedial, surgical, Diseases-animal diagnostic Diseases- zoonotic Education (demonstration) Environmental monitoring/ecology Training (student use of animals) Domestic animal management/production Regulatory product testing (e.g. vaccines, chemical, Wildlife management/conservation drug evaluation) Vertebrate pest management animals only Production of biological products (Guineapig, non-wild mouse, rat, rabbit; primate) Xenotransplantation (transplantation of living Specified Animal Breeding Colony Column J. Key particular procedures; if not relevant select ‘Other’ Procedure cont Attachment or insertion of devices for long term direct In vivo production of monoclonal antibody or telemetric monitoring In vivo production of polyclonal antibody Aversive stimuli for behavioural training, or for Ionising radiation exposure inducing a state of stress integral to the experiment Neuromuscular blocking agents or electro- Burning or scalding immobilisation Induction of disease model (e.g. diabetes, cardiac Ocular irritancy testing disease) Skin irritancy testing involving a chemical, or Gene manipulative technology cosmetic, household, or industrial preparation Immunomodulatory methods Toxicity testing Induction of infection Other procedure Induction of neoplasia animals only Interference with the central nervous system or sensory (Guineapig, non-wild mouse, rat, rabbit; primate) capacity or brain centres controlling that capacity Specified Animal Breeding Colony group
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