Limitations of animal models part 2
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This document discusses alternative models that can be used to reduce animal testing. It outlines several options such as cell culture, human tissue samples, in chemico testing, organ chips, computer models, microdosing, volunteer studies, and population research. The document emphasizes the need to find alternatives to animal testing.
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