Summary
This poster evaluated passive electronic tracking for male Sprague-Dawley rats from receipt and surgery through necropsy, tissue collection, and pathology. Linking each procedure, sample, staff action, and result to one animal record improved access, accuracy, and continuity compared with paper or disconnected electronic notebooks. Programmable UID RFID microchips and PiSuite software captured and managed the study history.
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