The Clinical Chemistry of Laboratory Animals

Part I. Clinical Chemical Studies Applicable to Laboratory Animal Species and their Interpretation: 1. The Mouse Fred W. Quimby 2. The Rat Walter F. Loeb 3. The Hamster Bernard S. Buetow, Piper M. Treuting and Gerald L. Van Hoosier 4. The Guinea Pig Charles, B. Clifford and William J. White 5. The Rabbit Richard R. Fox and Cleve W. Laird 6. The Dog Walter F. Loeb 7. The Pig Gregory S. Travlos 8. The Ferret Renee C. Pearson 9. The Nonhuman Primate Walter F. Loeb Part II. Classes of Analytes: 10. Carbohydrate Metabolism J. Jerry Kaneko 11. Lipids and Lipoproteins Janice D. Wagner, Kathryn A. Greaves, John E. Bauer and Dawn C. Schwenke 12. Specific Proteins Richard B. Bankert, Paul K. Mazzaferro, Fred W. Quimby, Hai T. Nguyen and Patricia A Genry 13. Clinical Enzymology Walter E. Hoffmann, Barry W. Wilson and Philip F. Solter 14. Hormones Thomas J. Reimers 15. Assessment of Hepatic Function Bud C. Tennant 16. Markers of Renal Function and Injury Harvey A. Ragan and Richard E. Weller 17. Electrolytes, Blood Gases, and Acid-Base Balance Julia H. Riley and Larry M. Cornelius