Why do scientists use mice in medical research?


Why do medical researchers use rats.

Why rats? Physiology
The size of body sciences and rats - they are easy to handle and small enough for the home - the main reasons for their popularity in the laboratory. In 2013, laboratories in Canada used 1.2 million mice in research according to the Cabinet for Animal Care in Canada, according to the National Body, which oversees strict rules around health and welfare for all laboratory species.

Why rats? Stable
Scientists are always looking for alternatives to animal use in clinical research, but the role of rats in the form of experimental models for human disease is still immutable. Even with the difference between the two species, basic research in the manual mouse model of the disease gives valuable information to the scientists. Using rats in the form of surrogates, researchers are allowed to see how patients can respond to treatment before giving them medication - an important step in ensuring patient safety.

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