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APPENdIX A: AddITIONAL SELECTEd REFERENCES16Future improvements and implementation of animal care practices within the animal testingregulatory environment. 2002. Guittin P, Decelle T. ILAR J 43:S80-S84.Incorporating the 3Rs into regulatory scientific practices. 2002. Sterling S, Rispin A. ILARJ 43:S18-S20.Possibilities for refinement and reduction: Future improvements within regulatory testing.2002. Stephens ML, Conlee K, Alvino G, Rowan A. ILAR J 43:S74-S79.Preclinical safety evaluation using nonrodent species: An industry/welfare project to minimizedog use. 2002. Smith D, Broadhead C, Descotes G, Fosse R, Hack R, KrauserK, Pfister R, Phillips B, Rabemampianina Y, Sanders J, Sparrow S, Stephan-GueldnewM, Jacobsen SD. ILAR J 43:S39-S42.Refinement, reduction, and replacement of animal use for regulatory testing: Future improvementsand implementation within the regulatory framework. 2002. RichmondJ. ILAR J 43:S63-S68.The International Symposium on Regulatory Testing and Animal Welfare: Recommendationson best scientific practices for acute local skin and eye toxicity testing. 2002.Botham PA, Hayes AW, Moir D. ILAR J 43:S105-S107.The International Symposium on Regulatory Testing and Animal Welfare: Recommendationson best scientific practices for acute systemic toxicity testing. 2002. Stitzel K,Spielmann H, Griffin G. ILAR J 43:S108-S111.The International Symposium on Regulatory Testing and Animal Welfare: Recommendationson best scientific practices for animal care in regulatory toxicology. 2002.Morris T, Goulet S, Morton D. ILAR J 43:S123-S125.The International Symposium on Regulatory Testing and Animal Welfare: Recommendationson best scientific practices for biologicals: Safety and potency evaluations.2002. Cussler K, Kulpa J, Calver J. ILAR J 43:S126-S128.The International Symposium on Regulatory Testing and Animal Welfare: Recommendationson best scientific practices for subchronic/chronic toxicity and carcinogenicity testing.2002. Combes R, Schechtman L, Stokes WS, Blakey D. ILAR J 43:S112-S117.The safety assessment process: Setting the scene—An FDA perspective. 2002. SchechtmanL. ILAR J 43:S5-S10.Tiered testing strategies: Acute local toxicity. 2002. Stitzel K. ILAR J 43:S21-S26.The use of laboratory animals in toxicologic research. 2001. White WJ. In: Hays AW, ed. Principlesand Methods in Toxicology. Philadelphia: Taylor and Francis. p 773-818.The use of radiotelemetry in small laboratory animals: Recent advances. 2001. Kramer K,Kinter L, Brockway BP, Voss HP, Remie R, VanZutphen BL. Contemp Top Lab Anim Sci40:8-16.PROGRAM MANAGEMENTGeneral ReferencesCost Analysis and Rate Setting Manual for Animal Resource Facilities. 2000. National Centerfor Research Resources. Available at www.ncrr.nih.gov/publications/comparative_medicine/CARS.pdf;accessed January 24, 2010.Disaster Planning and Management. 2010. ILAR J 51(2).Crisis planning to manage risks posed by animal rights extremists. 2010. Bailey MR, RichBA, Bennett BT. ILAR J 51:138-148.Disaster preparedness in biocontainment animal research facilities: Developing andimplementing an incident response plan (IRP). 2010. Swearengen JR, Vargas KJ, TateMK, Linde NS. ILAR J 51:120-126.
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