Animals are valuable resources in biomedical research in investigations of biological
processes, disease pathogenesis, therapeutic interventions, safety, toxicity, and …

Nematode, cestode, protozoan, microsporidian, and pentastomid parasites affect
domesticated and wild rabbits, hares, and jackrabbits of the genera Brachylagus, Lepus …

Rabbits are popular pets in the urban environment of Hong Kong, ranking third behind cats
and dogs. Here we describe the frequency of neoplastic and non-neoplastic lesions in …

The development of effective scaffolds for bone regeneration is crucial given the increasing
demand for innovative solutions to address bone defects and enhance healing process. In …

To avoid adverse events in humans, toxicity studies in nonclinical species have been the
foundation of safety evaluation in the pharmaceutical industry. However, it is recognized that …

In rabbits, a white-spotted liver can be indicative of one of several disease processes,
frequently caused by parasites. To date, the prevalence of white-spotted liver in wild rabbits …

The INHAND (International Harmonization of Nomenclature and Diagnostic Criteria for
Lesions) Project (www. toxpath. org/inhand. asp) is a joint initiative of the Societies of …

Simple Summary Mammary carcinomas have been diagnosed with increasing frequency in
pet rabbits. Prognostic biomarkers are limited, and the only available treatment is surgical …

Existing nervous system sampling and processing “best practices” for nonclinical general
toxicity studies (GTS) were designed to assess test articles with unknown, no known, or well …

Nonclinical studies of test articles (TAs) in nonhuman primates are often designed to assess
both biodistribution and toxicity. For this purpose, studies commonly use intravenous …