The impact of handling technique and handling frequency on laboratory mouse welfare is sex-specific
Federica Sensini(University of Milan), Anne Stephanie Mallien(Heidelberg University), Christiane Brandwein(Heidelberg University), Rupert Palme(University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna), Marco Andrea Riva(Centro San Giovanni di Dio Fatebenefratelli), Dragoš Inta(University of Fribourg), Natascha Pfeiffer(Heidelberg University), Peter Gass(Heidelberg University)
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