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- IACUC FAQ - UNC Research
Regardless of when the review occurs, the IACUC should ensure that the research described in the application is consistent with any corresponding protocols reviewed and approved by the IACUC
- Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee - UNC Research
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) oversees the University’s animal care and use program and is responsible for reviewing all animal care applications using vertebrate animals, ensuring compliance with federal animal welfare regulations, inspecting animal facilities and
- About IACUC - UNC Research
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) oversees the University’s animal care and use program and is responsible for reviewing all animal care applications using vertebrate animals, ensuring compliance with federal animal welfare regulations, inspecting animal facilities and
- Policy, Standards, Guidance, and Templates - UNC Research
University Policy University Policy on the Care and Use of Vertebrate Animals for Research, Training, and Teaching Purposes Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) Program – Mission, Responsibility, and Membership
- Mouse Breeding and Colony Management - UNC Research
IACUC Requirements for Breeding Cards PI Name and protocol # Birthdate of pups if breeding cage (required within 3 days of birth) and a pink DCM card with litter DOB and DOW inserted Pre-printed cage card with IACUC protocol number (DCM RFID card) Note: temporary cards allowed, but must include all above, plus date the RFID card was ordered
- ACAP - UNC Research
ACAP is an online system for submission and administration of IACUC protocols, as well as a tool for ordering animals and making other DLAM requests Log into ACAP: http: acap unc edu
- Division of Comparative Medicine - UNC Research
The Division of Comparative Medicine (DCM) — formerly the Division of Laboratory Animal Medicine (DLAM) — is responsible for the care of all vertebrate animals on the UNC-CH campus DCM is committed to programs of excellence in veterinary care and laboratory animal management practices for all species used in UNC-CH research endeavors A staff of more than 160 professional, technical and
- Templates - UNC Research
The CRCO is actively creating and connecting to templates that promote regulatory compliance and best practices in clinical research Explore these resources by topic
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