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    Commercial Testing? Introduction Can you imagine over 100,000 animals dying every year due to animal testing? Some people say it’s for a good cause. Others say it’s a cruel and inhumane thing to do. Animal testing has been going on since 500 BC. Testing on animals can result in many things including mutations and could lead to death, but by testing on them, scientists have discovered cures for some deadly diseases. The long history, the disadvantages, and the advantages of animal testing have…

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    Animal Experimentation and Research Many lives are lost each year as a result of disease, and scientists are frantically trying to keep up by producing cures to new diseases. Experimentation in animals is a common method to achieving such a cure. The experimentation is controversial for several key reasons. Animal rights has been an issue for several decades, and the ethics of experimenting are constantly being questioned. Yet animal experimentation clearly has benefits to humankind and has…

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    year against their will due to animal testing. Most people are under the misconception that animal experiments enhance human cures due to the media, experimenters, and universities which exaggerate animals’ potential and the role they have played in past medical advancements. Researching thoroughly on websites, books, articles and organizations, I will prove the common misconception that animals are needed for human advancement to be incorrect. Animal testing is proven to hurt humans directly…

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    Those not specifically created for research come from licensed Class B animal dealers that are regulated and inspected by the USDA [US Department of Agriculture]. Pets do become lost and may never be found but that does not mean that they end up in research laboratories. Pet owners have a responsibility to make sure their…

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    defining that animal testing was to introduce biology lessons, medical training, cosmetics testing, to find new drugs, chemical, and food. The scientists required to performance the experiment on animals to determine those drugs, and foods are safe for the human or not. On the other hand, the majority of people want to ban the animal experimentation because they believe it’s cruelty, inhumanity, and suffering the animals. However, they are blind to distinguish that the animal testing is…

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    A table from Lane-Petter and Howell (Table A: “The Principles of Humane Testing” 1) shows that in the countries labeled; India, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, and United Kingdom; the majority of the animals used for testing were mice in all cases. The runner up for these countries is rats, with the exception of chickens in the United Kingdom. Lane-Petter and Howell also calculated that 98 percent of the animals tested in Switzerland are mammals. Italy is next in line with a 95.7 percent mammal use…

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    Satire On Animal Testing

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    inside in small cages with minimum room; they're confused, scared and very lonely and aren’t able to interact with other animals, and aren’t able to defend themselves. Many different types of species have to suffer everyday because of animal testing. Animal testing shouldn’t be allowed considering it is abusive, ethical wrong, and not beneficial for humans or animals. Animals bodies are very different from humans.We keep doing new test on animals even if they won't benefit us at all. Animals…

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    Animal Experimentation

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    experimentation defined that animal testing was used to introduce biology lessons, medical training, cosmetics testing, to find new drugs, chemical, and food. The scientists have to do the experiment on animal to see those drugs, and foods are safe for the human or not. In the other hand, the majority of people want to ban the animal experimentation because they believe it’s cruelty, inhumanity, and suffering the animals. However, they are blind to see that the use of animal testing is essential…

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    The objectives of toxicity testing are to determine the quantitative and qualitative effect of chemical substances in human beings and the environment. Toxicity testing is done in an ethical manner to avoid adverse effects on the population of animals. Regulation of the testing activities is essential in carrying out different activities for toxicity testing. Although there are serious ethical issues concerning the accuracy of the results derived…

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    B. Sensitization There are two types of sensitization tests that are generally submitted in support of IDE and marketing applications: the Guinea Pig Maximization Test and the Local Lymph Node Assay. In addition, the Buehler method can be used for topical devices only (i.e., those in contact with skin), per ISO 10993-10. Guinea Pig Maximization Test (GPMT) For this test, male and/or female healthy young adult animals are used. If female animals are used, the animals should be nulliparous and…

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