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Animal Models in Neuroscience: What “Culture of Care”?

2023-11-23

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Since alternative methods (AAs), such as in vitro cultures, organs in silico, or mathematical methods, are not fully able to reproduce the complexity of the human organism, particularly neu-ral processes, and brain structures, animal experimentation remains the only way in which re-search can obtain the necessary knowledge to suggest drug therapies or targeted therapeutic in-terventions. Particularly in neuroscien...

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DOI: 10.20944/preprints202311.1432.v1

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