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Hormonal stress response of laboratory mice to conventional and minimally invasive bleeding techniques

By C. C. Voigt, P. Klockner, C. Touma, C. Neuschl, G. Brockmann, F. Goritz, R. Palme, R. Thomsen

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Category Journal Articles
Date 2013
Publication Title Animal Welfare
Volume 22
Issue 4
Pages 449-455
ISBN/ISSN 0962-7286
DOI 10.7120/09627286.22.4.449
Language English
Author Address Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Alfred-Kowalke-Str 17, D-10315 Berlin, Germany. voigt@izw-berlin.de
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  1. Anatomy
  2. Animal behavior
  3. Animal physiology
  4. Animals
  5. Animal welfare
  6. Arthropods
  7. Biochemistry
  8. Bites and stings
  9. Blood
  10. Corticosteroids
  11. Diseases and injuries of animals
  12. Feces
  13. Glucocorticoids
  14. Heteroptera
  15. Hormones
  16. Immobilization
  17. Inflammation
  18. Insects
  19. Invertebrates
  20. Laboratory and experimental animals
  21. Laboratory animal science
  22. Mammals
  23. Metabolites
  24. Mice
  25. Parasites
  26. peer-reviewed
  27. Research
  28. Rodents
  29. Stress
  30. Techniques
  31. toxicology
  32. trauma
  33. venomous animals
  34. vertebrates
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