Examples of using Laboratory animals in English and their translations into Swedish
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About 15% of laboratory animals in Europe are used to test the quality,
Earlier theories are based on laboratory animals, but now researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have studied the human brain.
According to Directive 86/609/EEC on the protection of laboratory animals, only purpose-bred animals may be used in experiments.
Since baclofen and similar medications reduce these effects in laboratory animals, we wanted to examine whether it could prevent drug-cue induced activation in the human brain.".
Daily care of the laboratory animals both with regard to animal health,
The induction of parturition in laboratory animals have been found to be delayed when ketoprofen was given just before parturition.
The story showed striking results on laboratory animals and human leukemia cells but is still a long way from being transposed into the clinic.
Earlier theories are based on laboratory animals, but now researchers at Karolinska Institutet have studied the human brain.
One reason why this phenomenon has not previously been available for study is that the most common laboratory animals- rats and mice- cannot breathe naturally through their mouths.
First, in experiments with laboratory animals, scientists were able to produce antibodies that attack the myelin,
systemic exposure were well tolerated in laboratory animals rats and cynomolgus monkeys.
Laboratory animals are animals too
The right to medical check-ups in case of work with laboratory animals and certain chemicals, for example.
Comfortis has been studied in laboratory animals, as well as in dogs or cats that were treated in.
You need a licence from the Board of Agriculture both for using and for breeding laboratory animals.
The proposal recognises that any new system of classification could lead to the extensive use of laboratory animals.
I welcome the own-initiative report by the European Parliament on the Directive on the protection of laboratory animals.
No teratogenic or embryotoxic effects in laboratory animals with the recommended dose of ketoprofen has been recorded.
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