Medical Research on Animals Lucas Stolberg ACBS 160D Section 2 Kevin Schnoor 10/02/16 Introduction The rise of man throughout history is nothing short of a triumph. In fact, the distinction between humans and animals became apparent by our ability to coexist amongst each other, shape the environment around us, and generate new ideas through language and competing cultural memes. More recently, in the last hundred years, humans have achieved a plethora of scientific breakthroughs. In
illness or the life of an animal. What are your thoughts right now? The cure or the animal? That cure you need for your child 's’ illness was tested on animals in a biomedical research experiment. Hearing this might change someone 's mind about animal research. Most people would choose the cure for their child and forget about the animal. The process of biomedical animal research is beneficial to the process of medical research and should be used in the experimental process. Animals themselves are very
identify the research approach, research onion and the research philosophy to conduct the research in proper manner. The research design based on which the entire research will be conducted is identified in the chapter in details. Robson and McCartan (2016) argued that the specific research process requires to be identified by the researcher to conduct the research efficiently. The research methodology identified in the chapter will help the researcher to formulate the outcomes of the study. 3.2 Method
Research Ethics: Animal and Clinical Research When it comes to clinical research, many people think of clinical trials, but that’s only merely a small portion of a process towards a medical development involving a process call bench to the bedside. Clinical research outline scientific investigation involving animal or human subjects helping translate basic research into new treatments that would be valuable to patients. Clinical trials can contain a variety of research under the departments of physiology
My dissertation research has provided successful evidence of non-pharmacological approach to personal precision medicine. Human and animal studies both in vitro and in vivo have provided potential mechanotransduction pathways underlying bone regeneration and remodeling. The relation of profiling gene expression between human bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (hBMSCs) and macrophages provides profound understandings of bone homeostasis starting in bone marrow niches. The use of two-photon confocal
The research topic is selected, the testable research question is developed, research on the topic is found, the literature review is completed, and a decision is made on the research design. Now, one of the most important steps in the research process to accomplish is the collection of data. Notwithstanding the research project and whether the method of research is whether qualitative or quantitative, data must be collected. Data collection is essential whether the method of choice is a mail
and evaluate any given research work, research onion. This model helps in exploring the various available research approached and methods and selecting the most suitable for the research work. This research work will adopt the following research methodology. 3.1 Research Philosophy Research philosophy is based on the assumptions which define research strategy and explains the relationship between a research study and the data collection process (Zikmund, 2012). The research philosophy is categorised
11 07/31/2013 Animal Testing Imagine being poked and prodded with a needle, all to test for a new drug against bacteria. Would that be okay if the medicine being used would eventually save countless lives? This is the one of the many issues behind the debate that is animal research. Some people argue for models, taking the use of animals completely out of the research equation, while others advocate the continued use of animals, only if a standard level of care is set
In a recently published book, The China Study, Professor T. Colin Campbell conducts an experiment that studies the relationship between the consumption of animal products and chronic illnesses such as coronary heart disease, diabetes, breast cancer, prostate cancer, and bowel cancer. His research has been able to debunk the myth that animal protein is in fact healthy. His research shows animal protein to be a potent carcinogen or cancer-causing agent. Dr. Campbell hypothesizes that we have only one
07/31/2013 Animal Testing Imagine being poked and prodded with a needle, all to test for a new drug against bacteria. Would that be okay if the medicine being used would eventually save countless lives? This is the one of the many issues behind the debate that is animal research. Some people argue for models, taking the use of animals completely out of the research equation, while others advocate the continued use of animals, only if a standard level of care is set