Dude we might be able to help you...

[rz]

timg, POMTL!

[DP]

I still say it looks like green light was shined on them.

[haikuman]

timg wrote:
[quote=haikuman]
[quote=timg]
OK, you lost me.

How does making a cat glow in the dark "shed light" on AIDS? Do the researchers not have electricity in their labs? Are they now able to work longer hours "by glowing cat"?

Re: Dude we might be able to help you...
Posted by: C(-)ris [PM] [Ignore this user]
Date: September 13, 2011 02:04PM
Where can I get a glowing cat? Would make a great AIDs research fundraiser. I'd take 2.

Reading the article thoroughly may enlighten you :devil: and help to increase your fundamental understanding :priate:

It feels like there is a method to their madness to me and lives could possibly be saved...

Rudie
Enlightened?? You mean if I read the article, I can glow in the dark too?
Sad to say in some locals enlightenment is not an option :devil:

[blooz]

I want a cat that glows in the dark!
Paul F is right, they are cool.
Imagine the fun with trick or treaters on halloween.

[Chakravartin]

vision63 wrote:
Poor kitties.

:agree:

A new breed of lab animals for research on dreadful diseases.

;-(

[haikuman]

A interesting book about lab animals was written by Richard Adams

The Plague Dogs is the third novel by Richard Adams, author of Watership Down, about two dogs who escape an animal testing facility and are subsequently pursued by both the government and the media. It was first published in 1977, and features a few location maps drawn by Alfred Wainwright, a fellwalker and author.



He also wrote Traveller



I recommend both of these books as very good reads.

I also love animals very much and do not wish them harm. That said animal use in research
and science has led to some miraculous achievements.

Rudie