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UC Davis IACUC Policies and Guidelines

 

What is an IACUC?

An IACUC is an Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee. IACUC's are mandated by two different federal laws, the Animal Welfare Act and the Health Research Extension Act.

UC Davis Policy and Procedure Manual 290-30 - "Use and Care of Animals in Teaching and Research"

UC Davis Policy and Procedure Manual 290-25 - "Health Services for Individuals Having Animal Contact"

Background

These statements of policy address areas in which federal laws or the guidelines of granting agencies are somewhat unclear. The IACUC has tried to create a clear statement of policy in these areas to help researchers understand what is expected of them and to make certain that all researchers are treated equitably.

 


IACUC Policies and Guidelines

Adoption of Animals Used in Research and Teaching (December 4, 2008)
Anesthesia Machine/Vaporizer Calibration and Maintenance Guidelines
Antibiotic Guidelines (October 16, 2008)
Blood Volumes, Maximum Blood Draws, and Blood Collection Sites in Small Mammals, Birds and Fish
Collecting Tissue for Genotyping and Identifying Purpose Bred Mice and Rats
Concern Reports: Animal Care and Use
Emergency Contact Protocol (Revised October 15, 2009)
Euthanasia for Mice and Rats
Expired Drugs and Medical Materials (March 19, 2009)
Facility Inspection Program
How many mice can live in one cage?
Humane Endpoints
IACUC Charge
Laboratory/Study Area Inspection Program
Laboratory Housing for Research Animals (Revised: October 15, 2009)
Medical Records for Laboratory Animals
Monoclonal Antibody Production in Mice
Non-University Owned Animals (Policy Statement on Trials in these animals)
Numbers Rationale for Animals in Protocols
Occupational Health Program for Animal Care and Use Personnel (January 8, 2009)
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) When Working with Rodents and Rabbits
Post Approval Monitoring Program
Protocol Renewals for Animal Care and Use (Revised: 10/01/2009)
Protocol and Amendment Review Process (Revised: 10/15/2009)
Protocol Suspension
Radio Use in the Vivaria
Rodent Importation, Exportation and Intracampus Transfer
Scientist-in-Charge and Technician-in-Charge Roles and Responsibilities
Survival Surgery Guidelines in Rodents (August 7, 2008)
Training Requirements for Personnel Exposed to Live, Vertebrate Animals
Training Responsibilities by Principal Investigators (Also known as SafetyNet 116)
Transporting Rodents to Investigator Laboratories for Procedures and Return to the Vivarium
Use of Davis Animal Facilities by Faculty of Other Institutions
Use of Non-Pharmaceutical-Grade Compounds in Animals (New 11/12/2009)
Veterinarian-Researchers Providing Veterinary Care for Teaching and Research Animals (January 10, 2008)
Xenopus Oocyte Harvesting