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    animals, then comparing the benefits of the project and the costs of the animal’s suffering (Festing and Wilkinson). Hopefully this act will eliminate animal testing that isn’t necessary for human medical development or survival. William S. Stokes, toxicity expert and zoologist suggests that practicing animal refinement (minimizing or eliminating pain in research animals) is a good way to enhance the well-being of laboratory animals. Animal Refinement relates to using anesthetics and…

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    Binary Mixtures

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    4.3.3. Binary mixture toxicity of As, Cd and Pb All the three metal mixtures (As + Cd, Cd + Pb and As + Pb) displayed synergistic response at the 10% level and strong synergism was observed for the mixture of As + Pb with CI value of 0.25. The observed synergism was extended up to 30 and 50% level for Cd+ Pb and As + Pb mixtures, respectively. The binary mixture of As + Cd showed an additive response at the 30-50% level. All the mixtures showed an antagonistic effect at the IC90 level and the…

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    Bipolar disorder, previously referred to as manic-depressive illness, is a lifelong mental disorder that involves changes in mood and episodes of depression that occur in cycles. According to Neel Burton on Psychology Today, the first descriptions of bipolar disorder were given in 1854 by Jules Baillarger and Jean-Pierre Falret. The illness worsens as the episodes become more frequent with the passing of time and, if not treated regularly, may result in death. The symptoms of bipolar disorder…

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    With over 27 million daily players and 67 million monthly players as of 2014, the MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) game, League of Legends, is a growing influence on many gamers around the world (Riot Games). Despite the huge number of player diversity, this popular computer game has earned a reputation for a “toxic” community; that is, its players are known for their negative comments that can induce a feeling of anger, tension, and/or annoyance in other players. That being said, why are…

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    valuable in many clinical situations, excessive or inappropriate supplemental oxygen can be harmful”(Malhotra). This is known as oxygen toxicity.” Too much oxygen can have negative effects on brain, eyes, and lung development. All NICU infants are at risk for oxygen toxicity because of the increased exposure to oxygen and decreased antioxidant defenses”). Since oxygen toxicity is a reality in the NICU we should always treat oxygen as a drug. We should limit oxygen to an as needed basis. Current…

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    of event (25% human CD45+ cells) in the peripheral blood is set to allow the completion of efficacy experiments without extending the morbidity associated with leukaemia progression. D.4. experiments with the potential for high impact on welfare Toxicity testing, leukaemia engraftment and drug efficacy evaluation can potentially be high impact studies. There is also an expected incidence of thymoma and lymphoma in the NSG strain (could be up to 50% by 8.5 months of…

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    System Of A Down Analysis

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    System of a Down is one of the main reasons behind the explosion of metal music in the mid 90’s. Through songs like “Toxicity” and “Chop Suey” they focus on the corruptness of the government and the blind eye people seem to have about it. Combining European, Native American and Far Eastern influences into their music, this band comes across equally hardcore with rap, jazz, strong vocals, distorted guitars, alternative, gothic, metal and any other genre imaginable. The way that they combine all…

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    Swertiamarin Essay

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    biochemical and haematological parameters and histopathological examinations were performed to study the toxicity and mortality levels of the swertiamarin. It was found to be very safe up to 2000mg/kg body weight by acute toxicity model study as per the OECD guidelines 423. No toxicity or mortality was observed in any of the drug dosages ranging from 5 mg/kg to 500 mg/kg in sub chronic toxicity studies. Hence these observations resulted in fixing the effective dosage for swertiamarin to be…

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    Toxicity is the levels of chemical which causes harm to organism. A median level toxicity, LD50 is the levels of chemical required to kill half the population on organisms. LD50 metrics is used to define toxicity and any level beyond this measure is considered lethal causing acute toxicity and mortality. At No observed adverse effect level (NOAEL) , there is no biologically or statically significant adverse effect of exposure on organism. The exposure level in minimum and the risk is acceptable…

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    Some types of tests include: skin sensitization, acute oral toxicity, repeat dose and subchronic toxicity. Most of these tests mentioned are performed on rabbits, guinea pigs, mice, and rats. Each test is performed over a certain amount of time. For example, the repeat dose is a 28 day process and the subchronic toxicity is a 90 day process. The repeat dose consists of 40 rats for a 28 day process, the rats will either be force fed, have…

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