But of course we'll need to start
doing animal experiments.
Not exact matches
Discussion of
animals in a theological context, when it
does arise, has tended to be limited to moral questions: Can we
experiment on
animals, and if so, for what purpose?
Animal experiments will resolve the question of what manipulating nanog can accomplish, and until then, unsupported and inflammatory assertions about producing «a crippled embryo»
do not contribute to a reasoned debate.
There could have been a whole host of reasons why your
animal started
doing the correct part of the
experiment without the lamp on.
Doing so would not lead us to treat
animals like people but rather to treat the weakest people like
animals, opening the door to such things as conducting medical
experiments on the cognitively disabled, which has already been proposed in bioethics literature.
I
do also recognize a hierarchy of living beings in that I regard human life as more valuable than
animal life and would not oppose essential medical
experiments on
animals, although I am not persuaded that all
experiments are essential.
The US government have
done extensive
experiments with
animals where they've found roughly one in ten of them (given an equal choice) repeatedly show a sexual preference for the same sex — the
animals, not the US government.
This is
done routinely in
experiments with
animals and occasionally with human patients undergoing neurological treatment.
Duranty's morals are neatly summed up in one of his 1935 dispatches: «It may be objected that the vivisection of living
animals is a sad and dreadful thing, and it is true that the lot of [those] who have opposed the Soviet
experiment is not a happy one,» but «in both cases, the suffering inflicted is
done with a noble purpose.»
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Do a Jigsaw Puzzle — Watch a documentary movie
We can not use randomized controlled
experiments with people but
do so with
animals, demonstrating, for example in Michael Meaney's lab, that affectionate touch in early life is critical for epigenetic controls of anxiety in mammals.
The BUAV noted that according to the review, one in ten
experiments «
did not have a medical benefit»; and that a number of key concerns were expressed by the review regarding
animal welfare costs, the application and relevance to humans and the overstating of medical benefits by researchers.
39 % said they
did not support the use of
animals in any
experiments.
«The interesting thing here was that we
did not simply carry out a dietary
experiment, but instead considered the behavior of the
animals,» he commented on the approach.
It has been challenging to study liver cirrhosis, also called end - stage liver disease, because most
animals used in
experiments do not develop the disease.
How
do known physiology,
animal experiments, or ecological data provide a context for your findings?
They were able to
do so by building on an
experiment showing that grafting a peripheral nerve into the space between a severed spinal cord in an
animal model brought about nerve regeneration (albeit limited).
Dennis Turner, an evolutionary biologist who studies companion
animals at the Institute for Applied Ethology and
Animal Psychology in Zurich, Switzerland, says the
experiment only loosely resembles real - life adoptions, so more work needs to be
done before he's convinced.
Nonetheless, there is more to
do; all institutions which conduct or fund
animal experiments should have a clear statement online, explaining how and why they
do this, in order that the public can understand the important role of
animals in research.»
Despite a dearth of human studies, more than 400
experiments have been
done since the early 1970s to determine how cell phone radiation affects
animals, cells and DNA.
In a report published earlier this month, the French committee says: «Contrary to all recognised rules for medical research, the first trials on humans were
done even though
experiments on
animals were still extremely limited.»
«The great thing about
doing this on the computer is that it allows you to reduce and possibly eventually eliminate
animal experiments,» Radovitzky says.
Studies of IBD are typically performed using cell culture
experiments or
animal models, which don't mimic the precise conditions that occur in the gut of human patients.
«
Animal experimenters used to do what they wanted, and now they are increasingly under pressure to justify their work,» says Silke Strittmatter of Doctors Against Animal Experiments Germany, an animal rights group in Co
Animal experimenters used to
do what they wanted, and now they are increasingly under pressure to justify their work,» says Silke Strittmatter of Doctors Against
Animal Experiments Germany, an animal rights group in Co
Animal Experiments Germany, an
animal rights group in Co
animal rights group in Cologne.
So, if I would try to
do this
experiment with elephants or even fruit flies, I would need enormous numbers of
animals and enormous numbers of
animal counter [s], and a tremendous amount of money; but to
do this
experiment in yeast [is much easier], because we can grow billions and billions of yeast over night.
A few years ago, however, neuroscientist Paul Frankland of the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada, noticed that some of the
animals in his
experiment actually
did worse on certain memory tasks when their neuron birth rates had been ramped up.
They also
did the inverse
experiment, with the anticipated results: reducing the levels of these tRNAs in metastatic cells decreased the incidence of metastases in the
animals.
«Although the doses of EDCs were somewhat high, we
did this to simulate their effects of daily exposure, as well as body accumulation due to long - term exposure, simultaneously in
animal experiments,» said Choi.
By LYNDA BIRKE and MIKE MICHAEL Despite the controversy surrounding
animal experiments, we know very little about how scientists who
do research on
animals view their work.
But scepticism remains because the
experiment that would prove prions are the infectious agent — injecting
animals with pure prions — has not been
done.
The loss was bad for the vaccine: In a series of
experiments Hensley and his colleagues showed antibodies from humans and ferrets (a good
animal model for influenza A studies) that had been exposed to the egg - grown vaccine
did not effectively kill the circulating sugar - adorned viruses.
«The technology we used in these four individuals was initially designed for the suppression of back pain, and our
animal experiments have told us that we can
do much better,» said Edgerton.
«
Animal experiments led to the conclusion that mammalian eggs
do not have polarity, but I think that's a huge fallacy,» said David Albertini, a developmental biologist at Tufts University in Boston.
«These half - measures will
do little or nothing to prevent the harassment, intimidation, and violence,» says Mark Matfield, executive director of the Research Defense Society, which represents scientists who
experiment on
animals.
Ross studies chimp cognition at his zoo using a touchscreen that the
animals can interact with whenever they feel like, and he says he doesn't see why similar
experiments couldn't be conducted in sanctuaries.
The Norwegian analysis was
done after researchers at Harvard University found these effects of the medicines in
animal tests and in
experiments with brain cells in the lab.
Using ferrets, the most common
animal for influenza testing, the
experiments found the virus
did not infect the
animal.
Although the substance
did not provoke the symptoms seen in the previous
experiment, Hsiao says that the
animals» altered response suggests that the substance could play a role in the disorder.
The application is on hold, the agency has told him, as NIH reconsiders its rules for the kind of
experiments he wants to
do: mixing human stem cells into very early
animal embryos and letting them develop, a strategy that could produce tissues or organs for transplantation.
And I suspect it's because when we
do cognition
experiments with
animals, so we try to measure their cognitive abilities; we put an
animal individually in a cage or some kind of an apparatus and we ask it questions and we see how well it performs.
This activity
did not appear at the start of the
experiment or when the
animals were eating standard chow that was not high fat.
In another
experiment, the researchers tested whether the
animals» inability to form social memories might have to
do with deficits in olfaction (sense of smell), which is crucial for normal social interaction.
«One of the basic expectations from this conceptual framework is that
animal and plant
experiments that
do not account for what is happening at the microbiological level will be incomplete and, in some cases, will be misleading as well,» said Bordenstein.
The initial results of the cow study, showing that people
do empathize with the
animal, indicate that the same model could be useful in other
experiments, he said.
The U.S. continued to launch
animals for scientific
experiments but increasingly concentrated on smaller creatures such as mice and insects, which are easier to care for and take up much less space (although two squirrel monkeys
did ride on the space shuttle Challenger's STS -51-B mission in April - May 1985.)
Most of the
experiments were
done under precise conditions, at a wide range of radiation doses and usually for the lifetime of the
animals.
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animal models, therapeutics or new imaging devices, and (2) Training under several topics (biocontained
experiments, introduction of new imaging methods for large
animal models etc.), welcoming external teams which
do not possess such an instrumental park for Transnational access.
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While Gurdon's tadpoles
did not survive to grow into adult frogs, his
experiment showed that the process of specialization in
animal cells was reversible, and his technique of nuclear transfer paved the way for later cloning successes.
The scientific models that
do not allow for full replacement are constantly refined and reduced to keep the number of
animal experiments to a minimum.