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Hybrid @SpringerNature journal exploring in vivo science and technology using model organisms of human health & disease
New York / London/ Berlin
Joined March 2016
🎄Our December issue is now live🎄 https://t.co/sAeUsZI08y On the cover: New methods for mouse sperm quality assessment Link 👉 https://t.co/VdQLYbiKhu
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Review│Fungi in focus: A new Review highlights rodent studies uncovering the gut mycobiome’s role in host physiology and pathology 🐭🐀🦠. By K. Antunes, N.B. Willis and J.F. Pierre @UWMadisonCALS
https://t.co/IAIQJFJB6Q
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Lab Animal - This Review examines the role of the gut mycobiome in health and disease states, based on findings from rodent models.
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✨Our November issue is now live✨ https://t.co/DMghlQzBVI On the cover: Improving pain management for mouse models of acute lymphoblastic leukemia Link 👉 https://t.co/ge4kS0IG7w
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Our Editor Jorge Ferreira will be attending EARA conference 2025 in Berlin on 6-7 November. Feel free to reach out and meet him there!
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Research| New study shows that housing mice in metabolic cages at thermoneutrality (30 °C) improves welfare and reduces physiological stress, compared to metabolic cage housing at 23 °C https://t.co/V6xzfhq3ZU
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Lab Animal - The study compares acclimatization protocols for metabolic cages and found that the standard housing at 23 °C impacts mice’s physiology and welfare owing to cold...
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Review│Fungi in focus: A new Review highlights rodent studies uncovering the gut mycobiome’s role in host physiology and pathology 🐭🐀🦠. By K. Antunes, N.B. Willis and J.F. Pierre @UWMadisonCALS
https://t.co/IAIQJFJB6Q
nature.com
Lab Animal - This Review examines the role of the gut mycobiome in health and disease states, based on findings from rodent models.
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Research| Schreiber et al. demonstrate that tramadol is more effective than metamizole as on-demand analgesia in mouse models of acute lymphoblastic leukemia https://t.co/ge4kS0IG7w
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Lab Animal - By assessing different clinical, behavioral and welfare parameters, the authors demonstrate that the oral administration of tramadol is more suitable than metamizole as on-demand...
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🎃Our October issue is now live🎃 https://t.co/zkYCWDWELm On the cover: Assessing the effects of anesthesia on mouse vital parameters and immunity Link 👉 https://t.co/GmMzuaJJZU
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Research| A new study demonstrates that a gel-based diet can be used for the delivery of small molecules such as PLX5622 and tamoxifen in mice, offering a minimally invasive alternative system to current drug application methods https://t.co/FWXNHnJdMd
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Lab Animal - Jovanovic et al. show that a gel-based diet can be used as a minimally invasive alternative system for the delivery of small molecules for microglia depletion and inducible Cre...
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Technology Feature| New approach methodologies (NAMs) gain momentum, providing human-relevant alternatives to animal models: https://t.co/Cxgg7Ku0yS
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Research| New online: Virgilio et al. investigated the effects of commonly used anesthetic protocols on mouse physiology and immune responses #3Rs #Reproducibility #Immunology
https://t.co/GmMzuaJJZU
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Lab Animal - The study reveals that long-term anesthesia with ketamine–xylazine can induce hypoxia and mortality in mice, whereas oxygen supplementation mitigates these effects. As an...
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Commentl Hurley and colleagues highlight the value of Octodon degus as a natural animal model of aging and Alzheimer’s disease @IEBChile @UCIrvine
https://t.co/CWCdWK3cGX
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Lab Animal - The study of aging and age-related diseases has traditionally focused on short-lived laboratory species such as mice. The common degu (Octodon degus) is a long-lived rodent species...
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✨Our September issue is now live✨ https://t.co/VzHICiRGqh On the cover: Meta-inflammation in a pig model of diet-induced obesity Link 👉 https://t.co/1EawmO57eD
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Research| Starbæk et al. describe a minipig model of diet-induced obesity with accompanying meta-inflammation and endotoxemia, offering a valuable tool to understand the mechanisms linking obesity to its serious comorbidities. https://t.co/1EawmO57eD
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Lab Animal - The Article describes a minipig model of obesity-associated meta-inflammation, characterized by increased C-reactive protein levels and white blood cells, together with changes in the...
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☀️Our August issue is now live☀️ https://t.co/OTqxYV8koX On the cover: A new assay for evaluating color vision in zebrafish larvae Link 👉 https://t.co/CCvGnOvGat
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Nature Methods is hiring! We are seeking a new editor with expertise in microscopy, imaging technology, and/or cell biology. The position is available in NYC/Jersey City or Shanghai/Beijing on a hybrid working model. Apply by August 3! https://t.co/itwRoNBrSV
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Research| Vanhooydonck et al. compared the efficiency of homology-directed repair and prime editing for CRISPR-mediated variant knock-in in zebrafish 🧬🐟 https://t.co/vwM1CO6QTx
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Lab Animal - The authors evaluate multiple factors to improve knock-in rates using CRISPR-mediated homology-directed repair in zebrafish, before demonstrating that prime editing is a superior...
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☀️Our July issue is now live☀️ https://t.co/VanScDhdKO On the cover: Assessing murine astrovirus infection in different mouse strains Link 👉 https://t.co/9zX4f3J0WT
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Good news! ✨ You have one week longer to submit your poster abstract for Shaping the future of animal research communication – Berlin, 6–7 Nov. 📌 Poster deadline: 23 June 🛬 Travel grant applications will also be accepted until 23 June 🏆 Awards for best poster & oral
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🎉 We’re going to #FELASA2025! Excited to connect, revisit, share, and learn with the global lab animal science community. 🐭🌍 The entire editorial team will be there, so feel free to find us (or send us an email) and chat! See you in Athens 🌍✈️
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