ATLA :: Alternatives to Laboratory Animals
Volume 27, Supplement 1
November 1999
CONTENTS
PREFACE
Does the use of transgenic animals raise particular welfare and ethical concerns?
M. Balls
ECVAM Workshop Report 28: The use of transgenic animals in the European Union.
T.B. Mepham, R.D. Combes, M. Balls., O. Barbieri, H.J. Blokhuis, P. Costa, R.E. Crilly, T. de Cock Buning, V.C. Delpire, M.J. O'Hare, L-M. Houdebine, C.F. van Kreijl, M. van der Meer, C.A. Reinhardt, E. Wolf & A-M. Zeller
ECVAM workshop 28: a research perspective (Comment).
Anonymous
ECVAM workshop 28: an industry perspective (Comment).
S. Dean
Do Canadian Council on Animal Care guidelines meet ECVAM recommendations on transgenic animals? (Comment)
G. Griffin & C. Gauthier
Transgenic models for prion disease: have they outlived their useful purpose?
E.S. Jenkins & R.D. Combes
Transgenic mouse bioassays for carcinogenicity testing: a step in the right direction?
A-M. van Zeller & R.D. Combes
Bioethical issues in the generation and use of transgenic farm animals.
T.B. Mepham & R.E. Crilly
Welfare assessment of transgenic animals: behavioural responses and morphological development of newborn mice.
M. van der Meer, P. Costa, V. Baumans, B. Olivier & B. van Zutphen
A proposal for a new ethical scheme addressing the use of laboratory animals for biomedical purposes.
V.C. Delpire, T.B. Mepham & M. Balls
New guidance notes for projects generating or maintaining genetically modified animals (Comment).
E.S. Jenkins & R.F. Francis


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