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Dear Research Team, can you help me regarding below question with difined conditions.
Two new researchers, Prof. X and Prof. Y are joining same lab and have been given a 15 meter x 20 meter laboratory space to set up their joint animal tissue culture laboratory. Prof. X plans to work on exploring functional differences in estrogen receptor activity in purified breast cancer cells; while Prof. Y plans to work on rotavirus infection induced transient pancreatic involution and hyperglycemia in mice. Each of them plans to hire 4 research staff in their lab. Based on the information provided, answer the following:
(A). Can both of them share the same laboratory to carry out their research work? Justify.
(C). What kind of biosafety approval we need and why?
(D) How can we design an animal tissue culture laboratory for Prof. X and Prof. Y, which both can share.?
(E) which kind of facility, equipments and instruments would be required for both of them?
The attiological agent of breast cancer is copletely differ fro rota virus so they can work at the same laboratory
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