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lecture quiz 2 Flashcards

1
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strains of mice commonly used in research and characteristics

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white swiss - albino
C57 - very aggressive, black and brown
hairless - with eyelashes
nude - no t-cells, no whiskers
SCID - no t- or b-cells

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strains of rats commonly used in research and characteristics

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sprague-dawley - white albino, outbred
Lewis - white albino, inbred
long-evens (hooded) - black and white, aggressive

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3
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ringtail

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from improper humidity; annular constrictions on the tail leading to necrosis and sloughing

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4
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barbering

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chew hair of head of cage mates

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5
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chromodacryorrhea

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  • red tears
  • symptom not disease
  • harderian gland secretes pigments
  • causes: stress, respiratory diseases, or SDAV
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6
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mammary tumors

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common; bengin

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lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus

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  • mice
  • cause: virus
  • zoonotic
  • symptoms: acute death, hunched, rough coat, emaciated
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salmonellosis

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  • mouse typhoid
  • cause: bacteria
  • symptoms: diarrhea
  • treatment: eliminate infected animals
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tyzzer’s disease

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  • cause: fecal-oral transmission of spores
  • symptoms: rough coat, watery yellow diarrhea, death, liver lesions
  • treatment: antibiotics to treat but doesn’t usually work - euthanize
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10
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respiratory diseases

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  • cause: mycoplasma. sendai virus, PVM
  • symptoms: weight loss, chattering, head-tilt, unthrifty appearance
  • treatment: antibiotics, let disease run its course, or depopulate
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dermatomycosis

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  • ringworm
  • causes: microsporum and trichophyton
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sialodacryoadenitis

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  • cause: virus through direct contact
  • symptoms: eye squinting, swelling on neck and jaw, protrusion of eye, keratitis, red tears, salivary and lacrimal glad inflammation
  • treatment: ointment for keratitis but no treatment
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13
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what antibiotics can be used on rodents and why they are used

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many disrupt normal GI function- don’t use narrow spectrum antibiotics

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14
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how to tell if a mouse has been bred

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vaginal plug

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15
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polyestrous vs seasonally polyestrous

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multiple cycles a year; multiple cycles per breeding season

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16
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decimal system for recording gender

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M.F.U (males, females, unknown)

17
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mouse reproduction

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breeding: 60 days
estrus: 5 days
gestation: 19 days
weaning: 21 days
altricious

18
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rat reproduction

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breeding: 100 days
estrus: 5 days
gestation: 21 days
weaning: 21 days
altricious

19
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lee-boot effect

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females are housed in groups synchronize estrus cycles; absence of male pheromones lead to anestrus

20
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whitten effect

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female can be induced into estrus by exposure to male mouse urine

21
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bruce effect

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pregnant females exposed to a strange male during the first four days of gestation will block the first pregnancy, reovulate

22
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colony

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all animal population maintained under some degree of control for the purpose of reproduction

23
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closed colony

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a colony that is maintained without the introduction of animals from other sources

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strain

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a group of animals of known ancestry maintained by a deliberate mating system; generally with some distinguishing characteristics

25
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inbred strain

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mating brother and sister for 20 or more consecutive generations; also parent and offspring

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phenotype vs genotype

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physical, biochemical and physiological makeup of an individual vs the genetic constitution of an individual

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meiosis

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cell division occurring in sex cells where each cell receives half the number of chromosomes

28
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mitosis

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cell division occurring in somatic cells where each cell receives a full complement of chromosomes

29
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pheromone

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a substance secreted in urine, sweat, or glandular secretions and perceived by another individual of the same species releasing specific reaction on behavior

30
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gnotobiology

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study of animals raised in the absence of microorganisms or in the presence of known microbial strains or communities

31
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conventional animal

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animals raised under standard conditions

32
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SPF animal

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May harbor disease-causing microbes, but not a particular one

33
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axenic animal

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animal that is free of all known microorganisms and parasites

34
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pathogen free animal

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Has no disease-causing microbes but may have other microbes

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gnotobiotic animal

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all microbes known; starts as axenic and inoculated with certain microorganisms

36
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COBS

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  • Born by Caesarean section
  • Maintained in sterile environment
  • Fed sterile food
  • Kept in sterile isolators with sterile bedding
37
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transgenic animal

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an animal that carries a foreign gene that has been deliberately inserted into its genome; knockout animal

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