Making Mice:
Standardizing Animals for American Biomedical Research, 1900-1955
Karen Rader

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ADDITIONAL ENDORSEMENTS:

"Engagingly written, Making Mice tells the story of the laboratory mouse and its diverse allies. It is a major contribution to the field."--Susan Lindee, University of Pennsylvania

"This is a very engaging account of the rise of the mouse as a star of biomedical research during the twentieth century, and the central role C. C. Little played in 'selling' the mouse (in all senses of the phrase) to both scientists and the public."--Lee Silver, Princeton University

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