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This resource library is intended to showcase the innovative work of customers who use our products to advance research across a variety of categories. Learn how others are developing protocols that optimize research outcomes and improve the health and well-being of the animals in their care. Browse peer-reviewed papers, case studies, and other resources based on your areas of interest using the filters on this page.

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  1. Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science

    Use of a Low-calorie Flavored Gel to Facilitate Oral Self-administration of Analgesics in Mice

    Dayna L Riddell, Timothy H Hyndman, Ross S Bowden, and Gabrielle C Musk Animal Care Services, University of Western Australia | School of Veterinary Medicine, Harry Butler Institute | Department of Mathematics, Statistics, Chemistry, and Physics, Murdoch University

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  2. Altered structural connectivity networks in a mouse model of complete and partial dysgenesis of the corpus callosum

    Edwards et al. (2020) NeuroImage (BUP, mice)

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  3. PMID: 33629942 - MediGel Sucralose

    Comparison of Two Hair Removal Methods in Sprague–Dawley Rats (Rattus norvegicus)

    Rowley (2021) JAALAS (APAP, rats)

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  4. PMID: 33946318 - MediGel Sucralose

    Central Acting Hsp10 Regulates Mitochondrial Function, Fatty Acid Metabolism, and Insulin Sensitivity in the Hypothalamus

    Wardelmann (2021) Antioxidants (CPF, mice)

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  5. PMID: 24602545 - MediGel Sucralose

    Evaluation of Medicated Gel as a Supplement to Providing Acetaminophen in the Drinking Water of C57BL/6 Mice after Surgery

    Christy A, Byrnes K, and Settle T (2014) JAALAS (APAP, mice)

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  6. PMID: 25193176 - MediGel Sucralose

    The applicability of a gel delivery system for self-administration of buprenorphine to laboratory mice

    Hovard et al. (2015) Laboratory Animals (BUP, mice)

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  7. PMID: 26890680 - MediGel Sucralose

    Study of in vivo catheter biofilm infections using pediatric central venous catheter implanted in rat

    Chauhan et al. (2016) Nature Protocols (IBP, rats)

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In the spirit of learning, we invite you to help other researchers discover the benefits of gel technology for animal research. Submit your research today.

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