Animal intelligence

Hannah Hoag

Nature, 2006, vol. 441, issue 7092, 544-545

Abstract: Use of animals for testing early in the drug-development process aims to provide vital information to make new drugs safe and effective — and the process is being constantly refined. Hannah Hoag finds out what is involved.

Date: 2006
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