Often I found articles studying effect of drugs in vivo give the therapy before the induction of the disease (epilepsy or sepsis). If we want to study the effectiveness of the drugs, shouldn't we inject the animal model first, then the drugs? What is the basis of this procedural sequence?
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In animal experimentation, we evaluate the effectiveness of drugs using animal models and in order to do this, we try to measure the percentage inhibition/protection the drug or exttact offers. Thus, it is rational to administer the drug/extract before the disease
That’s a good question.
In animal experimentation, we evaluate the effectiveness of drugs using animal models and in order to do this, we try to measure the percentage inhibition/protection the drug or exttact offers. Thus, it is rational to administer the drug/extract before the disease
That’s a good question.
In animal experimentation, we evaluate the effectiveness of drugs using animal models and in order to do this, we try to measure the percentage inhibition/protection the drug or exttact offers. Thus, it is rational to administer the drug/extract before the disease
That’s a good question.
In animal experimentation, we evaluate the effectiveness of drugs using animal models and in order to do this, we try to measure the percentage inhibition/protection the drug or exttact offers. Thus, it is rational to administer the drug/extract before the disease
That’s a good question.
In animal experimentation, we evaluate the effectiveness of drugs using animal models and in order to do this, we try to measure the percentage inhibition/protection the drug or exttact offers. Thus, it is rational to administer the drug/extract before the disease
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