MyVivarium:基于云的实验动物群落管理应用程序,具有近实时环境感应功能

Robinson Vidva, Mir Abbas Raza, Jaswant Prabhakaran, Ayesha Sheikh, Alaina Sharp, Hayden Ott, Amelia Moore, Christopher Fleisher, Pothitos M. Pitychoutis, Tam V. Nguyen, Aaron Sathyanesan
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在进行临床前研究的实验室中,研究动物群落管理是决定科研生产力的关键因素。然而,实验室通常使用基于纸张或电子表格的临时方法来管理动物群。目前基于软件的解决方案因成本、实施和部署的难易程度以及缺乏远程访问能力而受到限制。此外,目前的大多数解决方案都缺乏对影响动物群健康和繁殖效率的环境变量进行实时监控的集成功能。考虑到这些功能,我们建立了 MyVivarium - 一个基于云的动物群落数据库管理网络应用程序,可以轻松部署和维持,成本与创建和维护一个实验室网站相当。在小鼠群落管理方面,MyVivarium 允许多个用户按照指定的访问级别在饲养笼和繁殖笼记录中跟踪单个小鼠或鼠群。笼子的物理标识通过带有特定笼子二维码的可打印笼子卡模板映射到数据库中,从而可以使用移动设备快速更新记录。可以轻松分配任务,并提醒进行实验或笼子维护。最后,MyVivarium 利用低成本开源硬件集成了基于物联网(IoT)的近实时环境传感技术,以跟踪湿度、温度、饲养员活动和房间照度。综合来看,MyVivarium 是一种基于云的新型开源应用模板,可作为研究动物群落数字化管理的低成本、简单而高效的解决方案。
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MyVivarium: A cloud-based lab animal colony management application with near-realtime ambient sensing
Research-animal colony management is a critical determinant of scientific productivity in labs conducting preclinical research. However, labs generally use ad hoc paper-based or spreadsheet-based methods to manage animal colonies. Current software-based solutions are limited based on cost, ease of implementation and deployment, and lack of remote access. In addition, most current solutions lack integration of realtime monitoring of ambient variables that affect colony wellbeing and breeding efficiency. Keeping these functionalities in mind, we built MyVivarium - a cloud-based animal colony database management web application that can be easily deployed and sustained for a cost comparable to starting and maintaining a lab website. For mouse colony management, MyVivarium allows for the tracking of individual mice or litters within holding-cage and breeding-cage records by multiple users at designated levels of access. Physical identities of cages are mapped onto the database using printable cage-card templates with cage-specific QR codes, enabling quick record updating using mobile devices. Tasks can be easily assigned with reminders for experiments or cage maintenance. Finally, MyVivarium integrates near-realtime internet-of-things (IoT)-based ambient sensing using low-cost open-source hardware to track humidity, temperature, vivarium-worker activity, and room illuminance. Taken together, MyVivarium is a novel open-source cloud-based application template that can serve as a low-cost, simple, and efficient solution for digital management of research animal colonies.
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