Originally presented as the author's thesis (doctoral)--Indiana University, 1995. Includes bibliographical references (p. [269]-292) and index.
Contents:
Why mice? -- Mice, medicine, and genetics: from pet rodents to research materials (1900-21) -- Experiment and change: institutionalizing inbred mice (1922-30) -- Mice for sale: commodifying research animals (1930-33) -- A new deal for mice: biomedicine as big science (1933-40) -- RxMouse: JAX mice in cancer research (1938-55) -- Mouse genetics as public policy: radiation risk in Cold War America (1946-56) -- Animals and the new biology: Oncomouse and beyond.
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