Guidelines and Regulations
Standard Operating Procedures
The USDA and NIH-OLAW allow for the use of IACUC-approved SOPs in place of describing procedures and processes in a protocol.
NDSU IACUC Standard Operating Procedures (username and password required) |
NDSU Guidelines
NDSU Guiding Principles for animal care and use are developed as guidance for the IACUC, researchers, and for all others working with animals as part of NDSU research, testing or testing.
Committee Structure and Procedures
Facilities
IACUC Review Process
Criteria for Review and Approval of a Research or Teaching Protocol
IACUC Review of Proposed and Continuing Animal Use
Sponsored Research- Certification of IACUC Approval
Special Considerations
Biological Materials used in Rodents
Electric Prod Use in Livestock
Humane Endpoints - Criteria for Premature Euthanasia
Multiple Major Survival Surgery
Training and Occupational Health and Safety (OHR) Requirements
Occupational Health and Safety in the Care and Use of Animals
Veterinary Care
Veterinary Medical Care and Best Practices
Federal Regulations
NIH OLAW - Office of Laboratory Animals
USDA APHIS - Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service
Drug Enforcement Administration - Diversion Control Division
Resources
ILAR - Institute for Laboratory Animal Research
PRIM&R - Public Responsibility in Medicine & Research
AAALAC International - Association for Assessment and Accreditation for Laboratory Animal Care
ASLAP - The American Society of Laboratory Animal Practitioners
AALAS - American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
SCAW - Scientists Center for Animal Welfare
Useful Documents
AVMA Guidelines on Euthanasia 2020
Public Health Service Policy on Humane Care and Use of Animals
The Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals, Eighth Edition
Everything You Need to Know About Satisfying the IACUC Protocol Requirements
Agriculture
Guide for the Care and Use of Agricultural Animals in Research and Teaching, Fourth Edition, 2021
Wildlife
The Ornithological Council - Guidelines to the use of wild birds in research