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30 Apr 2024: She acknowledged that the group have worked hard to reduce the animal numbers and further more Jax have found that certain microchips are more effective than others; further information in regards

17 Jan 2024: In the last month there have been 32 Standard condition 18’s submitted and repeat concerns were microchips, gavage, mis-dose, restraint, weight loss and tumour overgrowth.

23 Jan 2024: There were 36 SC18’s this month Commonalities included nose bleeds, microchips, tumours exceeding limits.

23 Jan 2024: Handling methods regarding this and microchip methods are being explored by and observing various PIL holders. ... 53 SC18’s since the last meeting. Commonalities include nose bleeds, sudden death-anaesthesia, anaesthesia found dead, leukaemia, swollen

17 Jan 2024: Other commonalities are microchip bruising and haemorrhage, nose bleeds, Tamoxifen animals, and metastatic tumour.

17 Jan 2024: reported that there have been 31 Standard Condition 18’s since the last meeting with repeat issues regarding Weight loss; Microchip bruising/haemorrhage; i/p injection; o/g technique; miss-dose;

17 Jan 2024: health issues, 5 mice ‘found dead’, 1 trembling, 6 Microchip bruising/haemorrhage/wounds, 4 Tamoxifen (2 OG, 2 i/p), 1 eye concern, 5 tumours, 1 post-surgical procedure, 1 weight

18 Jan 2024: 16. If applicable, how will your animals be identified? e.g. ear notch, microchip, tattoo.

30 Apr 2024: Some mice will have small microchips implanted subcutaneously to allow future identification or for monitoring temperature. ... Subcutaneous implantation of microchips will be carried out under sterile conditions and are not expected to have any

30 Apr 2024: In a typical pharmacokinetic experiment, adult mice would be implanted with identification microchips under anaesthetic and a few days later weighed and dosed (the dose given being related to the weight