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Data inclusion criteria Report year: 2015 Country: Croatia EU Submission: ALL Genetic status: ALL Animal Species: ALL Species grouping Level 1: ALL Species grouping Level 2: ALL Mammals: ALL Non-human primates: ALL Creation of New GL: ALL Purpose Category level 1: ALL Purpose Category level 2: ALL Purpose Category level 3: ALL Purpose Category level 4: ALL Re-use: ALL Place of Birth: ALL NHP Generation: ALL NHP Source (origin): ALL Legislative Requirement: ALL Testing by Legislation: ALL Severity: ALL EC ID: ALL Id 1: ALL Id 2: ALL Id 3: ALL Narrative This report shows the total number of in all of the harmonised reported categories, including for non-eu submissions (unless specifically excluded). It provides at a glance information facilitating quality control of submitted data by highlighting e.g. especially high use of 'other' columns (in red font when above 10% and requiring further explanation in the Member State narrative),or any other unusual use patterns. The findings from this report provide a first line of alert for potential problems in data quality. With the use of other Data Provider control reports, more detailed information can be elicited, narrowing down a potential problem to the level of National ID1/2/3s and EC (submission) ID (from DECLARE). With the help of Custom IDs and EC ID (submission) from DECLARE, the erroneous submission can quickly be identified and corrected. The report does not include free text fields. Created on: 04/04/2018 10:52:38 GMT+02:00

EU Submission Yes 23,032 100.00% No Total 23,032 100.00% Re-Use No 22,885 99.36% Yes 147 0.64% Total 23,032 100.00% Creation of New GL No 23,032 100.00% Yes Total 23,032 100.00% Genetic Status Not genetically altered 21,756 94.46% Genetically altered without a harmful phenotype 1,143 4.96% Genetically altered with a harmful phenotype 133 0.58% Total 23,032 100.00% Severity Non-recovery 3,714 16.13% Mild [up to and including] 9,273 40.26% Moderate 7,994 34.71% Severe 2,051 8.91% Total 23,032 100.00% Animal Species Mice 16,197 70.32% Rats 5,374 23.33% Guinea-Pigs 264 1.15% Hamsters (Syrian) Hamsters (Chinese) Mongolian gerbil Other Rodents Rabbits 472 2.05% Cats Dogs Ferrets Other carnivores Horses, donkeys & cross-breeds 26 0.11% Pigs 1 0.00% Goats Sheep 44 0.19% Cattle 28 0.12% Prosimians Marmoset and tamarins Cynomolgus monkey Rhesus monkey Vervets Chlorocebus spp. Baboons Squirrel monkey Other species of New World Monkeys (Ceboidea) Other species of Old World Monkeys (Cercopithecoidea) Other species of non-human primates Apes Other Mammals Domestic fowl 626 2.72% Other birds Reptiles Rana Xenopus Other Amphibians Zebra fish Other Fish Cephalopods Total 23,032 100.00% Rodents Mice 74.18% Rats 24.61% Guinea-Pigs 1.21% Hamsters (Syrian) Hamsters (Chinese) Mongolian gerbil Other Rodents Carnivores Cats Dogs Ferrets Other carnivores New world monkeys Marmoset and tamarins Squirrel monkey Other species of New World Monkeys (Ceboidea) Old world monkeys Cynomolgus monkey Rhesus monkey Vervets Chlorocebus spp. Baboons Other species of Old World Monkeys (Cercopithecoidea) Birds Domestic fowl 100.00% Other birds Fish Zebra fish Other Fish Amphibians Rana Xenopus Other Amphibians

Species grouping Level 1 Warm-blooded vertebrates 23,032 100.00% Cold-blooded vertebrates Invertebrates Total 23,032 100.00% Species grouping Level 2 Mammals 22,406 97.28% Birds 626 2.72% Fish Amphibians Reptiles Cephalopods Total 23,032 100.00% Mammals Rodents 21,835 97.45% Rabbits 472 2.11% Carnivores Equidae 26 0.12% Artiodactyla 73 0.33% Non-human primates Other mammals Total 22,406 100.00% Non-human primates Prosimians New World Monkeys Old World Monkeys Apes Total Place of Birth Animals born in the EU at a registered breeder 22,347 97.65% Animals born in the EU but not at a registered breeder 538 2.35% Animals born in rest of Europe Animals born in rest of world Total 22,885 100.00% NHP Source (origin) Animals born at a registered breeder within EU Animals born in rest of Europe Animals born in Asia Animals born in America Animals born in Africa Animals born elsewhere Total NHP Generation F0 F1 F2 or greater Self-sustaining colony Total

Purpose Category level 1 Basic Research 18,073 78.47% Translational and applied research 421 1.83% Regulatory use and Routine production 3,321 14.42% Protection of the natural environment in the interests of the health or welfare of human beings or animals Preservation of species Higher education or training for the acquisition, maintenance or improvement of vocational skills 1,217 5.28% Forensic enquiries Maintenance of colonies of established genetically altered animals, not used in other procedures Non-EU Purpose Total 23,032 100.00% Testing by Legislation Legislation on medicinal products for human use 1,964 59.14% Legislation on medicinal products for veterinary use and their residues 1,078 32.46% Medical devices legislation Industrial chemicals legislation Plant protection product legislation Biocides legislation Food legislation including food contact material 279 8.40% Feed legislation including legislation for the safety of target animals, workers and environment Cosmetics legislation Other legislation Total 3,321 100.00% Legislative Requirement Legislation satisfying EU requirements 3,321 100.00% Legislation satisfying national requirements only [within EU] Legislation satisfying Non-EU requirements only Total 3,321 100.00%

Basic Research Oncology 447 2.47% Cardiovascular Blood and Lymphatic System 412 2.28% Nervous System 1,619 8.96% Respiratory System 4,426 24.49% Gastrointestinal System including Liver 565 3.13% Musculoskeletal System 217 1.20% Immune System 4,177 23.11% Urogenital/Reproductive System 424 2.35% Sensory Organs (skin, eyes and ears) 431 2.38% Endocrine System/Metabolism 873 4.83% Multisystemic 2,223 12.30% Ethology / Animal Behaviour /Animal Biology 28 0.15% Other basic research 2,231 12.34% Total 18,073 100.00% Translational and applied research Human Cancer Human Infectious Disorders Human Cardiovascular Disorders 92 21.85% Human Nervous and Mental Disorders 108 25.65% Human Respiratory Disorders Human Gastrointestinal Disorders including Liver Human Musculoskeletal Disorders 185 43.94% Human Immune Disorders Human Urogenital/Reproductive Disorders Human Sensory Organ Disorders (skin, eyes and ears) 1 0.24% Human Endocrine/Metabolism Disorders Other Human Disorders Animal Diseases and Disorders Animal Welfare Diagnosis of diseases 35 8.31% Plant diseases Non-regulatory toxicology and ecotoxicology Total 421 100.00%

Regulatory use and routine Production Quality control (incl batch safety and potency testing) 2,894 87.14% Other efficacy and tolerance testing Toxicity and other safety testing including pharmacology 359 10.81% Routine production 68 2.05% Total 3,321 100.00% Regulatory use and routine production Routine production Blood based products 68 100.00% Monoclonal antibodies Other product types Total 68 100.00% Regulatory use and routine production Quality control (incl batch safety and potency testing) Batch safety testing 569 19.66% Pyrogenicity testing 63 2.18% Batch potency testing 1,236 42.71% Other quality controls 1,026 35.45% Total 2,894 100.00% Regulatory use and routine production - Toxicity and other safety testing including pharmacology Acute and sub-acute Skin irritation/corrosion Skin sensitisation Eye irritation/corrosion Repeated dose toxicity 80 22.28% Carcinogenicity Genotoxicity Reproductive toxicity Developmental toxicity Neurotoxicity Kinetics Pharmaco-dynamics (incl safety pharmacology) Phototoxicity Ecotoxicity Safety testing in food and feed area 279 77.72% Target animal safety Other toxicity/safety testing Total 359 100.00%

Regulatory use and routine production Toxicity and other safety testing including pharmacology Repeated dose toxicity up to 28 days 80 100.00% 29-90 days > 90 days Total 80 100.00% Regulatory use and routine production Toxicity and other safety testing including pharmacology Acute and sub-acute toxicity testing methods LD50, LC50 Other lethal methods Non lethal methods Total Regulatory use and routine production Toxicity and other safety testing including pharmacology Ecotoxicity Acute toxicity Chronic toxicity Reproductive ecotoxicity Endocrine activity Bioaccumulation Other ecotoxicity Total