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© 1989 Oxford University Press

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Are There Location/Cage/Systematic Nontreatment Effects in Long-Term Rodent Studies? A Question Revisited

S. STANLEY YOUNG

Glaxo Inc 5 Mwre Drive, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709

In the evaluation of long-term rodent studies there are typically several hundred statistical tests employed. A number of techniques can be used to evaluate the multiple resultingp values. Afier such overall analysis, numerous examples of location/cage/systematic nontreatment effects can be found in long-term studies.


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