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| Alternatives for animal testing |
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| humans, volunteers, prisoners, people with diseases and disorders (too many variables), lack of control |
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| cockroaches, sea slugs, rat/mouse, rabbit, cat, dog |
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| reasons for animal testing |
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| bred: genetic history, control, environment |
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| similarities with a animals |
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| behaviors, cognition, emotion, anatomy, physiology |
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| similarities or differences with a computer |
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| unknown cognition, no behavior, no emotion |
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| similarities or differences with skin tissue |
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| no cognition, no behavior, no emotion |
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| pets, food, leather, pharmaceutical, entertainment, vaccines, surgeries, knowledge, parkinson's, alzheimers, strokes, schizophrenia, anxiety |
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| more suffering, no permission, no inspections (care), no regulations on diet, no exercise, 50% more sacrificed and 0.3% research uses |
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| humane treatment, IRB (institutional review borad), anesthesia, appropriate care, evasive vs. non-evasive, drugs |
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| methods in research: experimental lesion/ablation |
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| electrolytic, chemical, radio frequency |
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| control similar functions |
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| is solely responsible for controlling behavior |
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