{"Purpose":"<p>The Welfare observations procedure is used for the recording of welfare issues as and when they occur. Observations are submitted using controlled vocabulary with optional submission of images and free-text comments to document the issues.</p>","Notes":"<p>Alive - Animal is alive at observation and will continue on the phenotyping pipeline with subsequent submission to Welfare protocol possible.</p> <p>Found dead - Animal is discovered dead.</p> <p>Withdrawn: Individual Health Concern - The appearance and / or behaviour displayed by the animal requires removal of the animal from the standard phenotyping pipeline.</p> <p>Withdrawn: Line Level Health Concern - The appearance and / or behaviour displayed by the animal itself do not require removel from the standard pipeline but animals with the same genotype have welfare issues resulting in withdrawal of the whole line.</p> <p>Withdrawn: Environmental Health Concern - Environmental causes which are expected to affect the welfare of the animal. Including husbandry issues, facility issues and single housing due to withdrawal of cage-mates</p> <p>Withdrawn: Spare - Animal withdrawn due to required number of animals having reached phenotyping.</p> <p>Withdrawn: Control - Baseline animal withdrawn as a control for mutant animal(s) being withdrawn due to welfare concerns.</p> <p>Withdrawn statuses should be submitted when the animal is moved from a standard phenotyping pipeline (Early Adult, Interval or Late Adult) to the Alternative pipeline.</p>"}