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Impact of chronic catheterization and automated blood sampling (Accusampler) on serum corticosterone and fecal immunoreactive corticosterone metabolites and immunoglobulin A in male rats by Royo, F, Bjork, N, Carlsson, HE, Mayo, S, Hau, J

“…Jugular catheters were inserted in nine male rats under general isofluorane anesthesia and the catheters were connected to a commercially available…”
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Impact of surgical severity and analgesic treatment on plasma corticosterone in rats during surgery by Goldkuhl, R, Klockars, A, Carlsson, H-E, Hau, J, Abelson, K S P

“…Tissue injury and anaesthesia during surgery induce a stress response associated with increased glucocorticoid secretion from the adrenal glands. This response…”
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Effect of subcutaneous injection and oral voluntary ingestion of buprenorphine on post-operative serum corticosterone levels in male rats by Goldkuhl, R, Carlsson, H-E, Hau, J, Abelson, K S P

“…Adequate peri-operative analgesia may reduce post-operative stress response and improve recovery in laboratory animals. We have established a method involving…”
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Implementation of the ‘Three Rs’ in biomedical research by Carlsson, H-E., Hagelin, J., Hau, J.

“…A systematic sample of 2800 articles published between 1970 and 2000 in 14 major biomedical journals was analysed to assess the implementation of the ‘Three…”
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Stress in cynomolgus monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) subjected to long-distance transport and simulated transport housing conditions by Fernström, A L, Sutian, W, Royo, F, Westlund, K, Nilsson, T, Carlsson, H-E, Paramastri, Y, Pamungkas, J, Sajuthi, D, Schapiro, S J, Hau, J

“…The stress associated with transportation of non-human primates used in scientific research is an important but almost unexplored part of laboratory animal…”
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Surveys on attitudes towards legalisation of euthanasia: importance of question phrasing by Hagelin, J, Nilstun, T, Hau, J, Carlsson, H-E

“…Aim: To explore whether the phrasing of the questions and the response alternatives would influence the answers to questions about legalisation of euthanasia…”
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Prevalence of antibodies and cell mediated immune response against Leishmania major in feral nonhuman primates from Kenya by Gicheru, M.M., Jeneby, M.M., Macharia, J.C., Carlsson, H.E., Suleman, M.A.

“…In Kenya, Leishmania major is responsible for human cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL). Natural infection with L. major of a vervet monkey and experimental…”
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Development and validation of a sensitive ELISA for quantification of secretory IgA in rat saliva and faeces by Hau, J, Andersson, E, Carlsson, H E

“…Non-invasive measures of immunological markers are an attractive means of stress assessment in laboratory animals. Salivary IgA has been used successfully as a…”
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Increased efficiency in use of laboratory animals by Hagelin, J, Carlsson, H-E, Hau, J

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Animal research. Ethics committees have influenced animal experiments in Sweden by Hau, J, Carlsson, H E, Hagelin, J

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Attitude of Swedish veterinary and medical students to animal experimentation by Hagelin, J., Hau, J., Carlsson, H. E.

“…Nearly all veterinary and medical students (94 per cent) found it morally acceptable to use animals in research and believed it to be a necessity in order to…”
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Students' acceptance of clinical xenotransplantation by Hagelin, Joakim, Carlsson, Hans-Erik, Hau, Jann

“…The aim of this study was to elucidate undergraduate university students’ views on clinical xenotransplantation. A total of 1875 students from eight faculties…”
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Undergraduate and postgraduate students' responses to mandatory courses (FELASA category C) in laboratory animal science by Carlsson, H E, Hagelin, J, Höglund, A U, Hau, J

“…The results from the analysis of the course evaluations from FELASA category C compulsory courses in laboratory animal science at Uppsala University showed…”
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Purification, Characterization, and Biological Compartmentalization of Rat Fetal Antigen 1 by CARLSSON, H.-E, PERSDOTTER-HEDLUND, G, FRIES, E, ERIKSSON, U. J, HAU, J

“…This study has established the rat as an animal model for the analysis of the biological role of fetal antigen 1 (FA1), a protein previously described in…”
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Fetal antigen 1 (FA1) in the adult rat adrenal gland, ovary and pituitary gland by Hedlund, G Persdotter, Carlsson, H E, Shieck, E, Nilsson, I, Lundblad, C, Arons, S, Iversen, A K, Looman, C, Jensen, H E, Hau, J

“…Fetal antigen 1 (FA1) is a circulating glycoprotein containing six epidermal growth factor (EGF)-like repeats. FA1's larger membrane-bound precursor is defined…”
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Reversal of Ketamine/Xylazine combination anesthesia by Atipamezole in olive baboons (Papio anubis) by Langoi, D.L., Mwethera, P.G., Abelson, K.S.P., Farah, I.O., Carlsson, H.E.

“…Background  The potential of Atipamezole (ATI) to reverse Ketamine/Xylazine (KET/XYL) anesthesia in the Olive baboon (Papio anubis) was studied. Methods …”
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Peripheral blood lymphocyte immunocompetence in wild African green monkeys (Cercopithecus aethiops) and the effects of capture and confinement by Suleman, M A, Yole, D, Wango, E, Sapolsky, R, Kithome, K, Carlsson, H E, Hau, J

“…Capture and prolonged confinement of wild African green monkeys (AGM, C. aethiops) in single housing have been shown to result in high morbidity and mortality…”
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Dutch university scientists increase research productivity using fewer animals per project by Hagelin, J, Carlsson, H E, Hau, J

“…The proposed general reduction in the number of animals used in research within the EU is inappropriate. If a reduction is warranted it should be related to…”
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The use of animals in biomedical research by Hagelin, J, Carlsson, H E, Hau, J

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Undergraduate university students' views of the use of animals in biomedical research by Hagelin, J, Hau, J, Carlsson, H E

“…To investigate the influences of gender, discipline, and level on undergraduate students' views of the use of animals in research. In 1998, 888 university…”
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