论文信息 - Research on Animals, Law, Legislative, and Welfare Issues in the Use of Animals for Genetic Engineering and Xenotransplantation

Research on Animals, Law, Legislative, and Welfare Issues in the Use of Animals for Genetic Engineering and Xenotransplantation

Introduction Animal Protective Legislation Psychological Well-Being Expanding Coverage to all Species Used Nature of Public Concerns Increase in Animal Use Increased Animal Suffering Integrity of the Animal Standards of Pig Housing and Care Monitoring Animal Pain and Distress Keywords: research on animals

F. B. Orlans

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