Charles River altered Schaedler flora (CRASF) remained stable for four years in a mouse colony housed in individually ventilated cages. (Q54477148)

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Charles River altered Schaedler flora (CRASF) remained stable for four years in a mouse colony housed in individually ventilated cages. (English)

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author

Werner Müller

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Matthias Stehr

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Marina C Greweling

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Sabine Tischer

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Mahavir Singh

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Helmut Blöcker

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David A Monner

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publication date

17 June 2009

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published in

Laboratory Animals

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volume

43

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issue

4

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page(s)

362-370

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Identifiers

DOI

10.1258/LA.2009.0080075

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