A systematic review of the development and application of home cage monitoring in laboratory mice and rats.

Pia KahnauPaul MieskeJenny WilzopolskiOtto KalliokoskiSilvia MandilloSabine M HölterVootele VoikarAdriana AmfimSylvia BadurekAleksandra BartelikAngela CarusoMaša ČaterElodie EyElisabetta GoliniAnne JaapDragan HrncicAnna KirykBenjamin LangNatasa Loncarevic-VasiljkovicHamid MezianeAurelija RadzevičienėMarion RivalanMaria Luisa ScattoniNicolas TorquetJulijana TrifkovicBrun UlfhakeChrista Thöne-ReinekeKai DiederichLars LewejohannKatharina Hohlbaum

Published in: BMC biology (2023)

Over the period covered in this study, techniques for HCM of mice and rats have improved considerably. This development is ongoing and further progress as well as validation of HCM systems will extend the applications to allow for continuous, longitudinal, non-invasive monitoring of an increasing range of parameters in group-housed small rodents in their home cages.

Keyphrases

healthcare
high fat diet induced
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
cross sectional