A case study on the impact of clinically-observed abnormalities in mice with gallstones on the ethical admissibility of a projected experiment with gallstone-bearing mice.

F.R. Stafleu; F.R. Heeger; A.C. Beynen

A case study on the impact of clinically-observed abnormalities in mice with gallstones on the ethical admissibility of a projected experiment with gallstone-bearing mice.

F.R. Stafleu
, F.R. Heeger
, A.C. Beynen

Human Nutrition and Health

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	101-108
Journal	ATLA-Alternatives To Laboratory Animals
Volume	17
Publication status	Published - 1989

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