Alphabetisch nach Erstautor

• Archibald, Kathy et al: Barriers to the Uptake of Human-based Test Methods and How to Overcome Them. ATLA 2015: 43; 301-308
• Balcombe, Jonathan: Laboratory Environments and Rodents' Behavioral Needs: A Review. Laboratory Animals 2006: 40(3); 217-235
• Balcombe, Jonathan: Laboratory Routines Cause Animal Stress. Contemporary Topics in Laboratory Animal Science 2004: 43; 42-51
• Bailey J. & Taylor K.: Non-human Primates in Neuroscience Research: The Case Against its Scientific Necessity. ATLA 2016: 44, 43-69
• Buckland, Gemma L: Harnessing opportunities in non-animal asthma research for a 21st-century science. Drug Discovery Today 2011: 16 (21-22); 914-927
• Cavanaugh, Sarah E, John J Pippin, Neal D Barnard: Animal Models of Alzheimer Disease: Historical pitfalls and a path forward. ALTEX 2014: 31(3); 279-302
• Chalmers, Iain et al.: Research: increasing value, reducing waste 1: How to increase value and reduce waste when research priorities are set, The Lancet 2014: 383 (9912), 156–165
• Cruelty Free International (2015): Medikamentendurchfallquote gestiegen: 95%
• Dagg AI, Seidle TK: Levels of citation of nonhuman animal studies conducted at a Canadian Research Hospital. Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science 2004: 7; 205-213
• Davis Mark M: A Prescription for Human Immunology. Immunity 2008: 29; 835-838
• Couzin-Frankel, Jennifer: When mice mislead. Science 2013: 342; 922-925
• Greek, Ray, Andre Menache: Systematic Reviews of Animal Models: Methodology versus Epistemology. International Journal of Medical Sciences 2013: 10; 206-221
• Greek, Ray, Andre Menache and Mark J Rice: Animal models in an age of personalized medicine. Personalized Medicine 2012: 9 (1); 47-64
• Greek, R.; Shanks, N. and Rice, M. J. (2011): The History and Implications of Testing Thalidomide on Animals. The Journal of Philosophy, Science & Law, Vol. 11, p. 1-32.
• Hartung T: Per aspirin ad astra; ATLA 2009: 37; 45-47
• Hartung, Thomas: Toxicology for the twenty-first century. Nature 2009: 460; 208-212
• Kilkenny, Carol et al.: Survey of the Quality of Experimental Design, Statistical Analysis and Reporting of Research Using Animals. PLoS ONE 2009: 4(11); e7824
• Knight, Andrew et al.: Which drugs cause cancer? BMJ USA 2005: 5; 479
• Langley GR: Considering a new paradigm for Alzheimer´s disease research. Drug Discovery Today 2014: 19(8), 1114-1124
• Langley G, Harding G, Hawkins P et al.: Volunteer Studies Replacing Animal Experiments in Brain Research; ATLA 2000: 28; 315-331
• Lindl, Toni, Manfred Völkl: No clinical relevance of approved animal experiments after seventeen years. ALTEX 2011: 28; 242-243
• Lindl, Toni et al.: Tierversuche in der biomedizinischen Forschung - Eine Bestandsaufnahme der klinischen Relevanz von genehmigten Tierversuchsvorhaben: Nach 10 Jahren keine Umsetzung in der Humanmedizin nachweisbar. ALTEX 2005: 22(3); 143-151
• Lindl, Toni et al.: Evaluation von genehmigten tierexperimentellen Versuchsvorhaben in Bezug auf das Forschungsziel, den wissenschaftlichen Nutzen und die medizinische Relevanz. Altex 2001: 18 (3); 171-178
• Maloney S.K., Fuller A., Mitchell D. et al.: Translating Animal Model Research: Does It Matter That Our Rodents Are Cold? Physiology. 2014: 29, 413-420
• Menache, André: Are Animal Models Relevant in Modern Psychiatry. Psychiatric Times 2012: 29: 3
• Mertens, Jerome et al.: APP Processing in Human Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Neurons Is Resistant to NSAID-Based y-Secretase Modulation. Stem Cell Reports 2013: 1(6); 491-498
• Mogil, S et al.: Olfactory exposure to males, including men, causes stress and related analgesia in rodents. Nature Methods, 2014: 11; 629–632
• Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics: Normalising the Unthinkable: The ethics of using animals in research. Report edited by Andrew & Clair Linzley. Commissioned by The BUAV and Cruelty Free International 2015
• Perel, Pablo: Comparison of treatment effects between animal experiments and clinical trials: systematic review. BMJ 2007: 334(7586); 197
• Perrin, S: Make mouse studies work. Nature 2014: 507; 423-425
• Pound, Pandora, Michael B Bracken: How predictive and productive is animal research? BMJ 2014: 348; g3719
• Pound, Pandora et al.: Where is the evidence that animal research benefits humans? British Medical Journal 2004: 328; 514-517
• Raddatz, Barbara BR et al.: Transcriptomic Meta-Analysis of Multiple Sclerosis and Its Experimental Models. PLOS ONE 2014: 9, e86643
• Seok J. et al.: Genomic responses in mouse models poorly mimic human inflammatory diseases. PNAS 2013: 110(9); 3507-3512
• Shanks, Niall et al.: Are animal models predictive for humans? Philosophy, Ethics, and Humanities in Medicine 2009: 4:2 doi: 10.1186/1747-5341-4-2
• Sironi, Vittorio A: Sirioni, Vittorio A.: Origin and evolution of deep brain stimulation. Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience 2011: 5(42); 1-5
• Van der Worp BH et al.: Can Animal Models of Disease Reliably Inform Human Studies? PlosMedicine 2010: 7; e10000245
• Van Meer Peter JK et al.: The ability of animal studies to detect serious post marketing adverse events is limited. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology 2012: 64(3); 345-349