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Which one of the following animal experimental model is mostly commonly used for studying nervous system- neurotransmitters and receptor action? a. Rabbit b. Rat c. Mice d. Guinea pig

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2. Which one of the following animal experimental model is mostly commonly used for studying nervous system- neurotransmitters and receptor action?

a. Rabbit

b. Rat

c. Mice

d. Guinea pig

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