animal models are used in
efficacy testing in preclinical tastings
advantages to animal models are applicable to diseases to other non-human diseases such as
canine hemophilia
problem with animal models
failure of promising interventions in animal studies that translate to clinic
significant findings on what types of human disease (give 5 examples)
-Aids
-Diabetes
-antibiotics
-vaccine for polio
-cancer
animal models three Rs and their def
REDUCTION: fewer animals used
REPLACEMENT: methods to replace animals in research
REFINEMENT: modification of treatment to minimize animal pain
alternatives to animal testing (could be wrong- cant really read graph)
-in silico methods
-AI/computer models
-organ on chips
-tissue cultures
-in vitro assays
% of rodent and human
% of non-rodent and human
43% rodent concordance
63% non-rodent concordance
animal models include
-trad. small lab animals
-non-human primates
-nontraditional animals
5 considerations when choosing animal
-adequate fidelity (how close an organism is to target species)
-good historical usage
-readily available
-genetic and microbiological characterization
-sufficient size for obtaining needed samples
high fidelity animal
low fidelity animal
(with HIV example)
high=chimps (can have HIV but no signs of it shown)
low=cats (but they can get cat HIV which can help in HIV symptoms and progression)
induced/experimental disease models
-healthy animals which condition is experimentally induced
-rodents not good choice
spontaneous animal disease models
-naturally occurring genetic variants
-usually rats/rodents
-better for new treatment tests
classifications of disease animal models
-induced disease models
-spont. disease models
-transgenic disease models
-negative disease models
-orphan disease models
animal welfare act of 1966 includes what animals
-animals covered for protection like dogs, hamsters, cats, rabbits, nonhuman primates, guinea pig
-can include cows, goats, sheep, and horses
animal welfare act of 1966 dont include what animals
-hoof stocked mammals in food and fiber research
-cold-blooded species
-fish and invertebrates
-birds
public health service (PHS)
-includes all vertebrates used in research in research funded by government
-NIH, NSF, USDA, DOD
-oversees the care and use of animals in public/private organizations so they have proper care