Nutrient Requirements of Laboratory Animals: 4th Revised Edition
Author(s): Frank H. Netter
Publisher: Elsevier India, Year: 1995
Description:
In the years since the third release of this basic reference was distributed, an incredible arrangement has been found out about the dietary prerequisites of basic research center species: rodent, mouse, guinea pig, hamster, gerbil, and vole.
The Fourth Revised Edition presents the present master comprehension of the lipid, sugar, protein, mineral, nutrient, and other healthful needs of these creatures. The broad utilization of tables gives simple access to an abundance of exhaustive information and asset data. The volume likewise gives an extended foundation conversation of general dietary contemplations.
Notwithstanding a more easy to use association, new highlights in this version include:
A fundamentally extended segment on dietary prerequisites for rodents, announcing generous new discoveries.
Another area on supplements that are not required yet that may deliver gainful outcomes.
New data on development and conceptive execution among the most usually utilized strains of rodents and mice and on a few hamster animal types.
An extended conversation of diet definition and planning - including test diets of both cleaned and common fixings.
New data on mineral insufficiency and harmfulness, including cautioning signs.
This definitive asset will be critical to analysts, research center specialists, and makers of lab creature feed.
In the years since the third release of this basic reference was distributed, an incredible arrangement has been found out about the dietary prerequisites of basic research center species: rodent, mouse, guinea pig, hamster, gerbil, and vole.
The Fourth Revised Edition presents the present master comprehension of the lipid, sugar, protein, mineral, nutrient, and other healthful needs of these creatures. The broad utilization of tables gives simple access to an abundance of exhaustive information and asset data. The volume likewise gives an extended foundation conversation of general dietary contemplations.
Notwithstanding a more easy to use association, new highlights in this version include:
A fundamentally extended segment on dietary prerequisites for rodents, announcing generous new discoveries.
Another area on supplements that are not required yet that may deliver gainful outcomes.
New data on development and conceptive execution among the most usually utilized strains of rodents and mice and on a few hamster animal types.
An extended conversation of diet definition and planning - including test diets of both cleaned and common fixings.
New data on mineral insufficiency and harmfulness, including cautioning signs.
This definitive asset will be critical to analysts, research center specialists, and makers of lab creature feed.
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