Humane Endpoints

Humane Endpoints

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    • What are humane endpoints?
    • Why humane endpoints?
    • Types of humane endpoints
    • Implementation in research
    • Development and validation
  • Normal behaviour and physiology
    • Mouse
      • Health and activity
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      • Social behaviour
      • Senses and communication
      • Nutrition
      • Pain associated behaviour
      • Physiological parameters
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      • Health and activity
      • Housing
      • Social behaviour
      • Senses and communication
      • Nutrition
      • Pain associated behaviour
      • Physiological parameters
    • Zebrafish
      • Introduction
      • Health and activity
      • Housing
      • Physical factors in the environment
      • Social behaviour
      • Sense organs and communication
      • Nutrition
      • Pain associated behaviour
      • Physiological parameters
  • Observation and Monitoring
    • Observation
    • Methods of registration
    • Score sheets
    • Response to external stimuli
    • Zebrafish: observation and monitoring
      • Introduction
      • Score sheets for zebrafish
      • Undisturbed observation
      • Response to external stimuli
      • Registration methods
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The Humane Endpoints website is part of the 3Rs Tools Program, together with the FCS-free Database, the BME-free Database and the Interspecies Database.

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