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Conducting experiments on animals

(i) The qualifications or experience of the person(s) performing experiments on animals.

(ii) Comfortable conditions provided, and animals looked after well before and after the experiment.

(iii) Use of anaesthetic to prevent suffering to the animal(s).

(iv) Relieving an animal from its suffering.

(v) Knowledge of the regulatory principles laid down for conducting the experiments on animals.

(vi) Keeping records for any checks by the Institutional Animals' Use Ethics Committee.

 


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