Fischer 344 rats
The Fischer 344 rat is a laboratory animal model commonly used in research. It is an inbred strain of rat, meaning it has been selectively bred to possess specific genetic characteristics. The Fischer 344 rat is known for its consistent and predictable biological responses, making it a valuable tool for scientific investigations across a variety of fields.
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Aged Male Fischer 344 Rat Experiments
Rat Housing and Care Protocols
Age-Dependent CRPS Model in Rats
Tracing Microspheres in Acute MI
Evaluating Therapeutic Efficacy in Rats
All procedures were performed in accordance with the guidelines and policies of the Yale Animal Resource Center (YARC) and approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC). Male Fischer 344 rats (Charles River Laboratories, 200–220 g) were used. Surgical procedures were performed using standard sterile surgical techniques.
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