Experimental Beagle Dogs
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Breeders and technicians at experimental animal production units, for daily management and standard operating reference
- Teachers and students of laboratory animal science and related specialties at medical colleges, as a course companion reference
- Medical experimental researchers who need to understand Beagle dog applications and model knowledge
- Personnel at product quality inspection institutions who need to master requirements for experimental dog use and welfare management
Not a good fit for
- Ordinary pet owners—the book addresses professional laboratory animal settings, not home dog care
- Casual readers interested only in dog behavior training—the content leans toward management and technical standards
- Beginners with no laboratory animal background, who may be blocked by regulations and terminology when reading alone
Reading tips
- Read the chapters on regulations, facility operation, and welfare management first to establish a compliance framework before moving to technical chapters
- Read selectively according to work needs: breeders focus on production management and common diseases, researchers on model dogs
- Read alongside your institution's standard operating procedures and turn the book's requirements into actionable checklists
- For teaching, divide by chapter and pair with practical training or case discussions to deepen understanding
About the publisher
China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine focuses on publishing books in traditional Chinese medicine, covering Chinese medical classics, clinical medicine, acupuncture and tuina, materia medica and formulae, and medical history and literature; its catalogue includes 3,277 titles. Representative books include Xiao Er Yao Zheng Zhi Jue, Shang Han Lun, Yi Xue Zhong Zhong Can Xi Lu, Zhen Jiu Da Cheng, Yi Zong Jin Jian, and Guo Aichun's Annotated Huangdi Neijing Suwen (Second Edition). These works involve writings by historical physicians such as Qian Yi, Zhang Zhongjing, Wang Shuhe, and Zhang Xichun, as well as documentary studies compiled by contemporary authors including Zhao Xin, Zhen Xueyan, Zhang Yongtai, and Wang Xiangang. In terms of publishing characteristics, the press emphasizes collation and annotation of original Chinese medical classics and the systematic presentation of famous physicians' works, balancing the transmission of ancient editions with reference for clinical application. Public information is limited, and no other publishing fields are covered here.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 编委会
- 序1
- 序2
- 前言
- 第一章 实验动物管理
- 第一节 实验动物管理机构
- 第二节 实验动物管理规定
- 第三节 实验动物管理制度
- 参考文献
- 第二章 实验Beagle犬研究发展概况
- 第一节 实验Beagle犬的起源与培育
- 第二节 Beagle犬实验动物化研究进展
- 第三节 实验Beagle犬研究趋势
- 参考文献
- 第三章 实验Beagle犬生物学特性
- 第一节 实验Beagle犬的外貌特性
- 第二节 实验Beagle犬的生活习性
- 第三节 实验Beagle犬的行为学特性
- 第四节 实验Beagle犬的生殖与发育学特性
- 第五节 实验Beagle犬的生理解剖学特性
- 第六节 实验Beagle犬的遗传学特性
- 第七节 实验Beagle犬免疫学特性
- 参考文献
- 第四章 实验Beagle犬的组织与病理学
- 第一节 实验Beagle犬的系统组织学
- 第二节 实验Beagle犬常见的组织病理学
- 第三节 实验Beagle犬生理和生化指标
- 参考文献
- 第五章 实验Beagle犬设施及运行管理
- 第一节 实验Beagle犬的环境与设施
- 第二节 实验Beagle犬的生产环境控制
- 第三节 实验Beagle犬的设施与运行
- 参考文献
- 第六章 实验Beagle犬的生产管理
- 第一节 实验Beagle犬的种犬管理
- 第二节 种犬的饲养管理
- 第三节 初生幼犬的饲养管理
- 第四节 育成犬的管理
- 第五节 基因工程犬的管理
- 第六节 SPF级实验犬的饲养管理
- 第七章 实验Beagle犬的质量管理
- 第一节 实验Beagle犬的微生物管理
- 第二节 实验Beagle犬的饲养管理
- 第三节 饮水管理
- 第四节 实验Beagle犬的遗传质量管理
- 参考文献
- 第八章 实验Beagle犬的福利管理
- 第一节 实验动物福利的定义及概念
- 第二节 国内外动物福利的历史与现状
- 第三节 实验Beagle犬福利的要素及保障
- 第四节 兽医在实验Beagle犬福利保障中的作用
- 参考文献
- 第九章 实验Beagle犬的从业人员职业健康管理
- 第一节 风险评估体系的建立
- 第二节 风险评估
- 第三节 风险识别
- 第四节 风险控制
- 第十章 实验Beagle犬的生物安全管理
- 第一节 实验Beagle犬生物安全管理体系
- 第二节 Beagle犬生物安全的保障措施
- 第三节 Beagle犬繁育中的防疫与检疫措施
- 第四节 Beagle犬运输过程中的防疫措施
- 第五节 基因工程犬的生物安全
- 第六节 废弃物的处理
- 第十一章 实验Beagle犬常见疾病
- 第一节 病毒性疾病
- 第二节 细菌性和真菌性疾病
- 第三节 寄生虫病
- 第四节 营养和代谢性疾病
- 第五节 其他疾病
- 参考文献
- 第十二章 实验Beagle犬的应用
- 第一节 犬在药物研究与评价中的应用
- 第二节 犬在医疗器械评价中的应用
- 第三节 在外科学研究中的应用
- 参考文献
- 第十三章 实验Beagle犬的操作技术
- 第一节 编号与标记方法
- 第二节 抓取与保定
- 第三节 麻醉
- 第四节 给药
- 第五节 外科手术
- 第六节 术后护理
- 第七节 安乐死
- 第八节 标本采集
- 参考文献
- 第十四章 人类疾病犬模型的创制与评价标准
- 第一节 自发性人类疾病犬模型
- 第二节 诱发性人类疾病犬模型
- 第三节 基因工程人类疾病犬模型
- 参考文献
- 第十五章 检疫工作犬
- 第一节 Beagle检疫犬的应用
- 第二节 Beagle检疫犬的培育技术
- 第三节 Beagle犬检疫行为学的应用成效显著
- 参考文献
- 第十六章 国家犬类实验动物资源库
- 第一节 国家犬类实验动物资源库建设与发展
- 第二节 国家犬类实验动物资源库的功能定位与任务
- 第三节 国家犬类实验动物资源库对社会的支撑
- 参考文献
- 第十七章 我国实验Beagle犬资源建设发展展望
- 一、开展实验Beagle犬资源建设核心技术研究
- 二、推动人类疾病实验Beagle犬模型的创建与应用
- 三、提升我国实验Beagle犬战略发展水平和服务能力
- 四、完善实验Beagle犬质量管理与评价体系
- 五、创新建设实验犬福利伦理体系以支撑科学实践活动
- 参考文献
- 附录
- 附录1 现行国家标准列表
- 附录2 现行地方标准列表
- 附录3 行业推荐标准
- 附录4 实验Beagle犬相关生理、生化指标
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About the author
Ni Qingchun is an author for whom publicly available information is currently limited; details such as place of origin, education, and professional positions are not clearly recorded. According to the library's holdings, only one work appears under this name: the medical book Experimental Beagle Dogs. The book focuses on beagles used in experiments and falls within the specialized field of laboratory animal science and medical research, typically covering the breeding and management of experimental dogs, their physiological characteristics, standard experimental procedures, and related research applications, serving the needs of scientific research and teaching. Owing to limited information, it is difficult to determine Ni Qingchun's specific role in the book or the writing process, nor whether the author has long been engaged in laboratory animal science or related medical research. Based on the available information, Ni Qingchun may be regarded as an author involved in compiling a specialized medical book whose work addresses the practical needs of laboratory animal use and management. Further public materials would be needed to understand the author's academic background.
He Zhengming: publicly available information is limited. At present, only one work by this author is known, Experimental Beagle Dogs, classified under medicine. Judging from the title, the book concerns Beagle dogs used in experiments and falls at the intersection of laboratory animal science and medical research; it may cover the dogs' biological characteristics, husbandry and management, standard experimental procedures, and ethical requirements. Laboratory animals are indispensable to biomedical research, and Beagle dogs, being moderate in size, gentle in temperament, and relatively stable in genetic background, are often used in pharmacology, toxicology, and safety evaluation. That the author wrote a dedicated book on this subject suggests careful compilation and practical summary in this specialized field. Since the available records contain nothing beyond the title and category, the author's education, profession, and research interests cannot be confirmed and are not speculated upon here. Readers may regard the book as a reference work on laboratory animal applications, while its actual influence awaits corroboration from further public information.
