Ute Hobbiesiefken
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Mieske P, Scheinpflug J, Yorgan T, Brylka L, Palme R, Hobbiesiefken U, et al.
Lab Anim Res
. 2023 May;
39(1):9.
PMID: 37189184
Background: Enrichment of home cages in laboratory experiments offers clear advantages, but has been criticized in some respects. First, there is a lack of definition, which makes methodological uniformity difficult....
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Hobbiesiefken U, Urmersbach B, Jaap A, Diederich K, Lewejohann L
PLoS One
. 2023 Jan;
18(1):e0278709.
PMID: 36656912
Laboratory mice spend most of their lives in cages, not experiments, so improving housing conditions is a first-choice approach to improving their welfare. Despite the increasing popularity of enrichment, little...
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Mieske P, Hobbiesiefken U, Fischer-Tenhagen C, Heinl C, Hohlbaum K, Kahnau P, et al.
Front Vet Sci
. 2022 Sep;
9:899219.
PMID: 36061113
Boredom is an emotional state that occurs when an individual has nothing to do, is not interested in the surrounding, and feels dreary and in a monotony. While this condition...
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Hobbiesiefken U, Mieske P, Lewejohann L, Diederich K
PLoS One
. 2021 Dec;
16(12):e0261876.
PMID: 34941949
Numerous studies ascertained positive effects of enriched environments on the well-being of laboratory animals including behavioral, physiological and neurochemical parameters. Conversely, such conclusions imply impaired animal welfare and health in...