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Popular Science: The rise of the rodents

By Bill Gourgey

Popular Science: The rise of the rodents
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  • Publisher: Popular Science
  • Editor: Corinne Iozzio
  • Published: February 23, 2022

Many of today's lab rats can trace their lineage to the Jazz Age. In May 1927, Popular Science reports that breeding rats and mice for science was so popular it had become a thriving American industry. Check out this archive reprint in Popular Science's Spring Edition, Messy.

The rise of the rodents

Many thanks to Corinne Iozzio, Popular Science's Editor in Chief.


Series: Articles & Essays Tagged with: lab rats, messy, mice, Popular Science, science

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