University of Rochester Animal Resource (AR) Cage Bar-coding System Overview

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University of Rochester
Animal Resource (AR)
Bar-coding Cages
AR starting using barcodes for
tracking census in December of
2005
Why bar-coding?
Provide timely census data
Provide accurate census data
Track room capacity
Each cage card/bar code is specific to the
following information
 
PI name
Protocol Number
Account Number
Species
Location
New Cages
 
Animal Purchases
Weaned cages
Separated cages
Transfer from one UCAR # to another UCAR#
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Creating a new cage in the room
 
(separating or weaning)
Two options
1.
Order preprinted cage cards via our website or a paper
form in the AR office.
2.
Use a Temporary Card which are provided in the animal
rooms.  This will generate a permanent cage card from
our office.
Creating a new cage in the room
 
(separating or weaning)
Use a temporary cage card (available in the room)
Complete the card, place the blue copy in a depository box, keep the white copy for yourself and place the
card on the cage
The Animal Resource will generate a cage card with a bar code for you the next business day. This new card
will placed on the cage within 3 business days.
Per diem charges will start the day the temporary cage card is put on the cage
DEPOSITORY BOX
Location of Depository Stations
 
1
st
 Floor 6900 hallway
2
nd
 Floor 6900 hallway
3
rd
 Floor 6900 hallway
4
th
 Floor 6900 hallway
6
th
 Floor 6900 hallway
B8600 hallway  2 stations (near B8670 and B8657)
Outside of B6516
Outside of B6922
MRB Every Suite
Annex 1
st
 floor hallway and 3
rd
 floor hallway
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The most important things to
remember
 
Tell us when you activate a cage and deactivate a cage.
Activations and Deactivations can be done electronically via our
website
Paper form supplied in the animal rooms
Using the perforated slips on the cage cards
Deactivate
Elimination of Cages
Euthanasia
Shipping to Other Institutions
Transfers
A cage does not need to be deactivated when
going to and from your lab
Deactivate – Top Slip
Fold and detach the top perforation part of the cage
card and complete the deactivation date field.
Place the slip in a depository box located closest to the
animal room.
The ARO will collect all the deactivation slips from the
depositories.
Per diem charges for the corresponding cage will end on
the date written on the slip.
DEPOSITORY BOX
Location of Depository Stations
 
1
st
 Floor 6900 hallway
2
nd
 Floor 6900 hallway
3
rd
 Floor 6900 hallway
4
th
 Floor 6900 hallway
6
th
 Floor 6900 hallway
B8600 hallway  2 stations (near B8670 and B8657)
Outside of B6516
Outside of B6922
MRB Every Suite
Annex 1
st
 floor hallway and 3
rd
 floor hallway
Transfers
 
Transfers from one PI to another PI
OR
From one UCAR # to another UCAR #
Complete an AR Transfer via our website
All transfers require new cage cards
AR Office will generate them
Electronic Scanning of Animal
Inventory
AR personnel will scan the cages in animal
rooms weekly
.
The scan provides a physical inventory to
compare against the database.  If any
discrepancies exist, they are reconciled based
on the scan date
Most Important Things
 
Activate and Deactive cages
immediately.
Any questions contact the AR Office
5-2651
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The University of Rochester Animal Resource (AR) started using barcodes for tracking census data in December of 2005. Barcoding cages helps in providing timely and accurate census data, as well as tracking room capacity. Each cage card or barcode contains specific information like PI name, Protocol Number, Account Number, Species, and Location. The process of creating a new cage involves using preprinted cage cards or temporary cards, with instructions on completing them and utilizing depository stations for proper handling. Remember to activate and deactivate cages electronically through their website or using paper forms in the animal rooms.

  • University of Rochester
  • Animal Resource
  • Barcoding
  • Cages
  • Tracking

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  1. University of Rochester Animal Resource (AR) Bar-coding Cages AR starting using barcodes for tracking census in December of 2005

  2. Why bar-coding? Provide timely census data Provide accurate census data Track room capacity

  3. Each cage card/bar code is specific to the following information PI name Protocol Number Account Number Species Location

  4. New Cages Animal Purchases Weaned cages Separated cages Transfer from one UCAR # to another UCAR#

  5. Creating a new cage in the room (separating or weaning) Two options Order preprinted cage cards via our website or a paper form in the AR office. Use a Temporary Card which are provided in the animal rooms. This will generate a permanent cage card from our office. 1. 2.

  6. Creating a new cage in the room (separating or weaning) Use a temporary cage card (available in the room) Complete the card, place the blue copy in a depository box, keep the white copy for yourself and place the card on the cage The Animal Resource will generate a cage card with a bar code for you the next business day. This new card will placed on the cage within 3 business days. Per diem charges will start the day the temporary cage card is put on the cage

  7. DEPOSITORY BOX

  8. Location of Depository Stations 1stFloor 6900 hallway 2ndFloor 6900 hallway 3rdFloor 6900 hallway 4thFloor 6900 hallway 6thFloor 6900 hallway B8600 hallway 2 stations (near B8670 and B8657) Outside of B6516 Outside of B6922 MRB Every Suite Annex 1stfloor hallway and 3rdfloor hallway

  9. The most important things to remember Tell us when you activate a cage and deactivate a cage. Activations and Deactivations can be done electronically via our website Paper form supplied in the animal rooms Using the perforated slips on the cage cards

  10. Deactivate Elimination of Cages Euthanasia Shipping to Other Institutions Transfers A cage does not need to be deactivated when going to and from your lab

  11. Deactivate Top Slip Fold and detach the top perforation part of the cage card and complete the deactivation date field. Place the slip in a depository box located closest to the animal room. The ARO will collect all the deactivation slips from the depositories. Per diem charges for the corresponding cage will end on the date written on the slip.

  12. DEPOSITORY BOX

  13. Location of Depository Stations 1stFloor 6900 hallway 2ndFloor 6900 hallway 3rdFloor 6900 hallway 4thFloor 6900 hallway 6thFloor 6900 hallway B8600 hallway 2 stations (near B8670 and B8657) Outside of B6516 Outside of B6922 MRB Every Suite Annex 1stfloor hallway and 3rdfloor hallway

  14. Transfers Transfers from one PI to another PI OR From one UCAR # to another UCAR # Complete an AR Transfer via our website All transfers require new cage cards AR Office will generate them

  15. Electronic Scanning of Animal Inventory AR personnel will scan the cages in animal rooms weekly. The scan provides a physical inventory to compare against the database. If any discrepancies exist, they are reconciled based on the scan date

  16. Most Important Things Activate and Deactive cages immediately. Any questions contact the AR Office 5-2651

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