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Publications on the ethics of using animals for scientific purposes

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Title Date Status
 
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» Guidelines for the generation, breeding, care and use of genetically modified and cloned animals for scientific purposes 2007 Current
» Australian Code of practice for the care and use of animals for scientific purposes 7th Edition 2004 2004 Current
» Policy on the care and use of non-human primates for scientific purposes 2003 Current
» Guidelines on Monoclonal Antibody Production 2001 Current
» NHMRC Guidelines on the use of animals for training surgeons and demonstrating new surgical equipment and techniques 1997 Current
» NHMRC policy on the care of dogs used for scientific purposes 1997 Current
» A guide to the use of Australian native mammals in biomedical research Sections (1-3) 1990 Current
Under Review
» A guide to the use of Australian native mammals in biomedical research Sections 4: Care of individual species. Kit form 1995 Under Review
Rescinded
» Australian code of practice for the care and use of animals for scientific purposes - 6th Edition (NHMRC with CSIRO, AVCC and the ARC) 1997 Rescinded
» Ways of minimising pain and distress in animals in research: Practical information for research scientists and animal experimentation ethics committees 1994 Rescinded

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