An easy way out?

Emma Marris
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Nature, 2006, vol. 441, issue 7093, 570-571

Abstract: Scientists say they gas mice and rats with carbon dioxide because it is humane. It's also simple, cheap and keeps their hands clean. Emma Marris analyses the final seconds of the lab rodents' life.

Date: 2006
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