Effects of more natural housing conditions on the muscular and skeletal characteristics of female C57BL/6J mice

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RT @VVoikar: Nice poster #GVSOLAS by Paul Mieske with @k_diederich @Phenotyping1 , distinguishing Enriched and Semi-Natural environments fo…

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RT @VVoikar: Nice poster #GVSOLAS by Paul Mieske with @k_diederich @Phenotyping1 , distinguishing Enriched and Semi-Natural environments fo…

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Nice poster #GVSOLAS by Paul Mieske with @k_diederich @Phenotyping1 , distinguishing Enriched and Semi-Natural environments for mice in the lab, and showing that enrichment (more natural housing) doesn't increase variability! Published in https://t.co/J587

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RT @Phenotyping1: https://t.co/OOlWEru0kO 💪 #Mice in semi-naturalistic environment had fewest bone anomalies. 🔬More natural housing did not…

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