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Method for marking newborn suckling mice

A marking method and new technology, applied in animal husbandry and other directions, can solve the problems of animal infection, easily damaged marking, not conforming to animal welfare, etc., and achieve the effect of improving welfare and reducing pain.

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-03-02
WUXI APPTEC SUZHOU +2
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Problems solved by technology

This kind of marking method is easy to damage the mark when the animals self-mutilate or fight with each other and hurt the marked part. In addition, it is very easy to cause animal infection, which is not in line with animal welfare.

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[0011] Present embodiment is to the labeling method of neonatal suckling mouse:

[0012] The rat fetuses in the same cage were divided into male fetuses and female fetuses according to their gender. Black tattoo ink was used for male fetuses, and cyan tattoo ink was used for female fetuses.

[0013] Wipe the target injection site of the rat fetus with alcohol before injection.

[0014] Using a needle no larger than 25G, inject black tattoo ink into the target injection site of male fetuses by subcutaneous injection, and inject cyan tattoo ink into the target injection site of female fetuses to distinguish between male fetuses and female fetuses.

[0015] The amount of tattoo ink injected should only be visible to the naked eye under the fetal skin.

[0016] The injection site can choose more than one paw among the four paws of the rat fetus.

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Abstract

The invention discloses a method for marking newborn suckling mice. The method includes the step that the different newborn suckling mice are marked in a hypodermic injection mode through tattoo ink in different colors. According to the method, the newborn suckling mice are marked in the tattoo-ink hypodermic injection mode, the animals can be clearly and visually differentiated, openness wounds of animal bodies can also be avoided, pain and infection risks of the animals during marking can be reduced, and the welfare of the animals can be improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of biology, in particular to a marking method for animals, in particular to a marking method for neonatal suckling mice. Background technique [0002] At present, in domestic biological experiments, newborn suckling mice are usually marked by clipping limbs and ears. Such a marking method is easy to damage the mark when the animals self-mutilate or fight with each other and hurt the marked part. In addition, it is very easy to cause animal infection, which is not in line with animal welfare. Contents of the invention [0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a newborn neonatal mouse marking method, which is clear, intuitive and non-invasive. [0004] In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the newborn suckling mouse marking method of the present invention uses tattoo inks of different colors to mark different newborn suckling mice by subcutaneous injection....

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IPC IPC(8): A01K11/00
CPCA01K11/00
Inventor 张伟军金毅王福强胡璇毕玲玲谢瑞东薛彬王新峰姜湘雯赵莹
Owner WUXI APPTEC SUZHOU
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