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Protocol Review. The IACUC oversees the specific use of animals by formally reviewing animal use protocols and granting approval prior to the work commencing. The 2 valid methods of protocol review are either full committee review (FCR) or designated member review (DMR).
The Institutional Animal Care Use Committee (IACUC) ensures that the highest animal welfare standards are maintained along with the conduct of accurate, valid scientific research through the supervision, coordination, training, guidance, and review of every project proposed to include the use of vertebrate animals at
If the scientist plans to use animals as part of the research, he or she must explain in a separate written document, called an animal use protocol, Why animals are needed to accomplish the aims, What procedures will be performed on the animals and How the animals will be housed and cared for throughout the project.
The IACUC Animal Care and Use Protocol must be submitted by a Principal Investigator as the responsible party for conducting the proposed animal activities listed in the protocol application. Only faculty members, professional researchers or instructors may serve as Principal Investigators (PIs) on animal protocols.
Animal use protocols are referred to as AUPs. They must be submitted by a Principal Investigator to their local Facility Animal Care Committee (FACC) for review and approval. The FACC is responsible at the local level to ensure that CCAC guidelines are followed.
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Introduction. The Animal Study Protocol, or the IACUC protocol, is a detailed description of the proposed use of animals prepared by the researcher for IACUC review and approval.
Voting IACUC Members Chairperson. The chair facilitates proper committee conduct in the review of animal use protocols. Non-Scientist. A non-scientist is an individual who does not use animals in their teaching or research. University Attending Veterinarian. Scientist. Nonaffiliated Member.
Each animal protocol must include: (1) a justification for using animals, the number of animals to be used, and the species chosen, (2) the procedures or drugs to be used to eliminate or minimize pain and discomfort, (3) a description of the methods and sources used to search for alternatives to painful procedures, and

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