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Animals used in research are generally sourced through companies that breed and maintain genetic stocks of specific animals. The most commonly used animals are mice and rats (approximately 95% of research animals are these two species alone), and there are many highly characterized genetic strains of these two species.
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Where are the animals living in the lab when they are not bening tested on?
In their cages.
Where do they find animals for lab testing?
they usually get the animals from the shelter. they buy them they don't adopt
The protein efficiency ratio assesses protein quality by?
comparing the weight gained in lab animals consuming a test protein with the weight in lab animals consuming a standardized (reference) protein
What should you do if you see an animal safety symbol i the directions for a lab?
it means that you should be careful when you work with live animals in the lab
Is an animal testing lab the same thing as a pet hospital?
No an animal testing lab and a pet hospital differ, because in a testin lab they hurt and kill the animals or blind them. a pet hospital is a place where the animals can go to get help from abuse or if they are just sick.
When does Garmondons dark lab come in Lego Ninjago?
Garmondons dark lab comes in 2011
What is histamine chamber?
Histamine Chamber is a scientific instrument use to evaluate antiasthmatic activity of certain drugs/chemicals in lab. animals. The Lab. animals are exposed to histamine aerosol in the Histamine Chamber.
What do marine biologists wear?
it depends on what they do. if they are under water or traing animals they have to wear jumpsuits.if there in the lab researching they have to wear a lab jacket.
How many animals die of testing in a lab a day?
over 100
What kingdom is a chocolate lab in?
All dogs are animals - just like you are.
How do you get the advanced reaction from the teddybear on the lab of the dead?
3 soft animals
What country did a black lab dog ariginally come from?
i think they come from Euorpe
