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Thank you to those who attended the town hall on July 9th, when we presented the AAALAC site visit findings. Here are the presentation slides and the video recording. For the latter, you can start the video at the 30:30 mark. For any questions or concerns, please reach out to Dr Jason Villano at [email protected] and/or the […]
A SPECIAL NOTE REGARDING MIXING ANAESTHETIC DRUGS PRIOR TO ADMINISTRATION: Question 14b of the IACUC protocol review form asks if “all drugs used for sedation, anesthesia, analgesia or euthanasia named in the protocol will be pharmaceutical grade”. In the opinion of The NIH Office of Laboratory Animal Welfare, the combination of anesthetics drugs which are […]
2024 Rodent Seminar and Workshop Series
Here is the 2024 schedule for the Rodent Seminar and Workshop Series. We are also excited to announce that we are bringing the Rodent Biomethodology Workshop to Homewood twice this year! For the seminars, it would always be at 3-4 PM of the dates indicated in the poster. Zoom details are as follows: Meeting ID: 977 8558 1422 […]
Experimental Pathology And Phenotyping
Diagnostic pathology evaluations are performed on cases for which there are clinical/diagnostic concerns. For ill animals or those with clinical concerns, please place a clinical call. Experimental necropsy, tissue collections, and pathology evaluations should be arranged with ACVP board certified faculty pathologists in advance, ideally in planning (study design) stages of a project, for scheduled […]
Behavioral Services and Enrichment
The Johns Hopkins University (JHU) behavioral management program works in collaboration with veterinary and care staff to ensure the psychological wellbeing of animals housed at JHU facilities, via the provision of species-appropriate enrichment and socialization. The behavioral management team can also assist JHU faculty in developing or refining research protocols. The JHU Environmental Enrichment Program (EEP) ensures compliance with all federal, state, and local guidelines and regulations regarding […]
Pre-Study Consulting and Animal Modeling Service
Research Animal Resources (RAR) veterinarians have extensive experience working with a variety of animal models and experimental techniques and are available for pre-study consultation. RAR veterinarians can assist researchers with: We encourage such consultations prior to the preparation of grant and contract applications. Call 410-955-3273 or email [email protected] to arrange a pre-study consultation. Veterinary pathologists are also available for consultation […]
Obtaining Drugs For Research Use
Research Animal Resources does not provide or sell any drugs (anesthetics, antibiotics, analgesics, etc.) for research protocols. However, there are other options for obtaining drugs for research use, provided investigators have an approved ACUC protocol for use of the drugs. Many drugs for animal use, such as enrofloxacin, meloxicam, carprofen, xylazine, and isoflurane, may be […]