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Evaluation of a filter rack for laboratory rodents

The efficiency of a commercially-available filter rack in providing a barrier to cross-infection between animals housed within it was evaluated by physical and biological methods. Although the rack provided ventilation to each animal box, the pattern of air movement within and around the rack encouraged rather than discouraged the transfer of certain pathogens between boxes. The use of air-barrier systems to provide locally clean environments is discussed.