Charles River : Aggression in Mice: Bridging Evidence, Best Practices, and Scientific Rigor

Aggression is a natural behavior in male mice, but persistent aggression can create significant challenges for animal care and welfare. It may also introduce experimental variability, affecting behavior, physiology, data quality, reproducibility, and translational relevance.

Join us for a webinar exploring the factors that contribute to aggression in mice and evidence-based approaches for reducing and managing its impact.

Topics will include:

• Findings from a targeted literature review on aggression in mice
• The role of environmental enrichment and other commonly used management strategies
• How strain, sex, age, social dynamics, husbandry practices, and environmental stressors can increase or decrease the risk of aggression
• Best practices for recognizing, mitigating, and accounting for aggression as an experimental variable in study design, data analysis, and interpretation

Ces webinaires sont gratuits, en anglais, avec inscription préalable obligatoire en cliquant sur le lien suivant :

 Managing Aggression in Mice Webinar | Charles River

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