SEPTEMBER 2005 NEWS
What's New at ILAR - September 2005 Newsletter
In This Issue:
Current and Upcoming ILAR Journal Issues
Workshops and Meetings of Interest
Other News
ILAR JOURNAL
Current IssueVolume 46(4): Serendipity, Science, and Animals (Available in PDF only)
Serendipity is the rational exploitation of a chance observation. Although much has been written about serendipity in science, its significance in laboratory animal research has not received a great deal of attention. This issue of ILAR Journal, through the reflections of a variety of scientists, examines whether the experience of serendipity in animal research can shed light on the research process and point to possible improvement.
Articles in this issue:
- Observation and Cogitation: How Serendipity Provides the Building Blocks of Scientific Discovery
- Discovery Genetics: Serendipity in Basic Research
- Serendipitous Insights Involving Nonhuman Primates
- Serendipity and New Drugs for Infectious Disease
- Serendipity and the Siamese Cat: The Discovery That Genes for Coat and Eye Pigment Affect the Brain
- From Dogs to Frogs: How Pets, Laboratory Animals, and Wildlife Aided in Elucidating Harmful Effects Arising from a Hazardous Dumpsite
- Report on the ILAR International Workshop on the Development of Science-based Guidelines for Laboratory Animal Care
Next Issue--December 2005
Vol 47(1) 2006: Animal Models of Diseases Related to the Fetus and Newborn
Recent Issues
Vol 46(3) Immunization Procedures and Adjuvant ProductsVol 46(2) Enrichment Strategies for Laboratory Animals
Vol 46(1) Infectious Disease Research in the Age of Biodefense
Articles and whole issues of ILAR Journal can be downloaded online.
Issues of ILAR Journal can also be ordered online with overnight delivery available within the US. Cost per issue is $30, but save $5 by ordering online. For $60, receive a year's subscription to the ILAR Journal (published quarterly), a discount on National Academies Press publications, and copies of the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals upon request. In addition, Institutional Associates can access current issues online. For more information, contact ILAR at 202-334-2590, or at ILAR@nas.edu.
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WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS OF INTEREST
The Mouse as an Instrument for Ear Research II Meeting
October 1-4, 2005
Bar Harbor, ME
IACUC 101 Workshop
October 6, 2005
West Henrietta, NY
IACUC Advanced Workshop
October 14, 2005
Chicago, IL
Aquatic Models of Human Disease Conference
October 30 - November 2, 2005
Athens, GA
For more information, contact Dr. Richard Winn, Director, Aquatic Biotechnology and Environmental Laboratory, University of Georgia at rwinn@smokey.forestry.uga.edu.
Minimizing the Challenges Associated with an Academic IACUC Program (MS Word doc)
October 31 - November 1, 2005
State College, PA
Frontiers in Imaging: Workshop on High Frequency Ultrasound Imaging of the Laboratory Mouse in Vivo
November 2-4, 2005
Bar Harbor, ME
IACUC 101 Workshop
November 6, 2005
St. Louis, MO
For more information, contact Mary Lou James at 314-997-6896, e-mail mljames@mo.net
Eighth Annual Conference on Computational Genomics
November 9-12, 2005
Cambridge, MA
Surgical Techniques in the Laboratory Mouse Workshop
November 13-16, 2005
Bar Harbor, ME
Colony Management: Principles and Practices Workshop
December 1-5, 2005
Bar Harbor, ME
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OTHER NEWS
Call for Proposals
The Animal Welfare Institute is offering eight $6,000 Refinement Awards to North American residents for studies focusing on "Refinement of the Housing and Handling Conditions of Animals Assigned to Research or Education." Application deadline is 1/27/2006. For more information, contact Viktor Reinhardt at viktor@snowcrest.net
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CLSI Proposes New Guidelines on Disk Diffusion and Broth Dilution Susceptibility Testing
The proposed guidelines listed below were published by the Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute (formerly NCCLS) Subcommittee on Veterinary Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing - Aquaculture Working Group to provide up-to-date techniques for disk diffusion and broth dilution susceptibility testing of aquatic isolates, as well as quality control ranges used for monitoring the performance of study conditions.
- M42-P Methods for Antimicrobial Disk Susceptibility Testing of Bacteria Isolated from Aquatic Animals
- M49-P Methods for Broth Dilution Susceptibility Testing of Bacteria Isolated From Aquatic Animals
To purchase
$60 for CLSI members and $120 for non-members.
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LABORATORY ANIMALS
The International Journal of Laboratory Animal Science and Welfare
Current Issue -- Volume 39(3)
Articles
In vivo quantitative assessment of catheter patency in rats
Jun Yang; Jean-Michel I Maarek; Daniel P HolschneiderEndotoxic shock model with fluid resuscitation in Macaca mullata
Guo Qing Yin; Hai Bo Qiu; Kai He Du; Jia Qi Tang; Cheng Ping Lu; Zhi Xun FangAn animal model for oroantral communications: a pilot study with Göttingen minipigs
B Van Minnen; B Stegenga; J Zuidema; CE Hissink; MBM van Leeuwen; TG van Kooten; RRM BosBanking of embryos of mutated, paralytic tremor rabbit by means of vitrifaction
Krzysztof Papis; Joanna Sypecka; Maciej Korwin-Kossakowski; ElzBieta Wenta-Muchalska; Barbara BilskaEffect of maternal age and parity on preimplantation embryo development and transport in the hamster (Mesocricetus auratus)
CA Trejo; MC Navarro; GD Ambriz; A RosadoIntraperitoneal injection induces a delayed preconditioning-like effect in mice
Fausto Labruto; Jarle Vaage; Guohu Li; Guro ValenPost-operative death in sows as a result of gastric mucosal de-gloving at the pars oesophagea
FG Court; SA Wemyss-Holden; CP Morrison; BD Teague; AR Dennison; GJ MaddernDescription and technical pitfalls of a hepatoma model and of intra-arterial injection of radiolabelled lipiodol in the rat
E Garin; B Denizot; J Roux; N Noiret; N Lepareur; M Moreau; H Mesba; JF Laurent; JY Herry; P Bourguet; JP Benoit; JJ LejeuneAge-related changes in haematology and serum chemistry of Weiser-Maples guinea pigs (Cavia porcellus)
M Kitagaki; M Yamaguchi; M Nakamura; K Sakurada; T Suwa; H SasEfficacy of fipronil in the treatment of pediculosis in laboratory rats
SL DiazCystic fibrosis lung disease following infection with Psudomonas aeruginosa in the Cftr knockout mice using novel non-invasive direct pulmonary infection technique
C Guilbault; P Martin; D Houle; ML Boghdady; MC Guiot; D Marion; D RadziochAversiveness of carbon dioxide
Ronald W Wood
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