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Sending warm Thanksgiving wishes to everyone! As we reflect on the past year, we have so much to be thankful for. We wish you a fantastic Thanksgiving celebration. Please be aware that Transnetyx's offices will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 28th, and Friday, Nov. 29th in observance of Thanksgiving weekend in the United States.?#Research?#thanksgiving #transnetyx

Join us at the 52nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology in Sydney. Stop by booth 7 to discuss advancements in immunology and dive into how Transnetyx’s Automated Genotyping, Genetic Monitoring, Microbiome, and a-tune’s tick@lab features can streamline your research and facility processes. #ASI2024 # LaboratoryAnimalScience #AnimalResearch

The a-tune software tick@lab European User Group Meeting is fast approaching. From November 26-27, we’ll be gathering in Darmstadt, Germany for two days of networking, training, and learning about the latest tick@lab functionalities. It’s a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow users, exchange ideas, and get direct insights from our experts. If you haven’t registered yet, now’s the time – secure your spot and make sure you don’t miss this valuable event. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3YY9gbA #LaboratoryAnimalScience #AnimalResearch

The countdown is on – just days until LASA’s 61st Annual Conference in the West Midlands (11/18-11/20)! This year's conference will feature a fantastic lineup of keynote speakers, including Prof. Stuart Peirson from the University of Oxford and Dr. Kathryn Chapman from Babraham Research Campus, discussing crucial topics like animal welfare and innovative practices in research. We’re eager to connect with fellow professionals, exchange insights, and explore innovative approaches to animal research. Come see us at our booth 22! Learn more: https://bit.ly/4fo2mDk #LaboratoryAnimalScience #AnimalResearch #LASA2024

LIVE WEBINAR + Q&A What Happens When Mouse Genetics Are Overlooked? ?? Tuesday, Nov. 26th ? 3:00 PM CET | 9:00 AM EST ?? Zoom Webinar Join us for an engaging presentation on the importance of genetic quality control in mouse research models and its impact on research outcomes and reproducibility. Discover practical strategies for implementing a comprehensive genetic monitoring program. Featured Speaker: Dr. Viola Galligioni ?? Head of Animal Facilities, Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience ?? Expert in animal welfare, facility management, and 3Rs implementation ?? President-elect of ESLAV Register Now to secure your spot: https://bit.ly/3O8MVDc #Webinar #GeneticMonitoring #LifeSciences #Transnetyx

Dr. Samira Lawton at the #AALAS2024 Exhibit Teach & Chat, discussing “The importance of the microbiome and genetic variables in research reproducibility.” #Transnetyx #Microbiome

Exciting demos of our unique platforms are underway. Stop by booths #1833 and #1938 to learn how our Suite of Services can enhance your research! #ColonyAMI #ticklab #Transnetyx #atune #AALAS2024

Stop by booth 1833 to get a #Robotyx demo from our CEO, Robert Bean, or a #TAGCenter demo from any of our amazing sales reps! #AALAS2024

Don’t miss Transnetyx (booth 1833) and a-tune (booth 1938) at the 75th annual AALAS National Meeting. Join us as we demonstrate how our products help customers reach their 3R initiatives, streamline colony management, and achieve scientific advancements. Learn more about the event: https://bit.ly/48yUU5F #AALAS2024 #LaboratoryAnimalSciences #AnimalResearch

Transnetyx is committed to the 3Rs—Reduction, Replacement, and Refinement—in animal research. Reduction TYX Tissue dramatically reduces the number of animals by using the whole animal instead of parts. By utilizing each part, we can supply 15 laboratories with 167 anatomical parts from just 7 animals. In comparison, these same labs would use 36 mice, resulting in a significant portion of unused parts. Replacement TYX Tissue provides a centralized source of rats and mice, eliminating the need for individual research facilities to maintain their own animal colonies. This cost-effective solution enables facilities to redirect resources towards exploring alternative methods that may reduce or replace animal use in research. Refinement TYX Tissue is committed to ensuring the highest standards of animal welfare. We believe that research animals deserve compassionate care throughout their entire life cycle. By utilizing the entire animal, we minimize post-dissection discomfort and create a more efficient research process.