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Its payload consisted of 14 experiments that examined physiological responses of humans and rodents to microgravity and their subsequent readaptation to Earth apos s gravity.

In rodents, it was known to make mothers care for their offspring, and in some creatures, allowed for toleration of burrowmates.

These noises can alter rodents behavior and even adversely affect their health. Yet, surprisingly, many scientists are unaware that loud noises in their animal facilities can affect research outcomes and compromise their data.

So what happens is that in a way you have a much bigger lung, but it branches and branches down to distances about the same for a whale, for a man and for a little rodent.

And in experimental feedings to rodents and ferrets, we found that the animals exhibit symptoms never seen with flu seizures, central nervous system disorders, partial paralysis.

COOPERATION WITH OTHER UNITED NATIONS BODIES AND OTHER ENTITIES

(c) Cooperation with other United Nations bodies and other entities.

(c) Cooperation with other United Nations bodies and other entities

(c) Cooperation with other United Nations bodies and other entities.

B. Cooperation with other United Nations organs and other competent bodies

Other contracts

Cooperation with other Agencies of the United Nations.

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Secondly, make it appropriate to the situation.

P. Cooperation with other United Nations bodies

Cooperation with the United Nations and its agencies

V.96 81772T COOPERATION AND COORDINATION OF ACTIVITIES WITH OTHER UNITED NATIONS BODIES AND OTHER ENTITIES

COOPERATION AND COORDINATION OF ACTIVITIES WITH OTHER UNITED NATIONS BODIES AND OTHER ENTITIES

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Although researchers are committed to finding new ways to reduce and replace animal testing, current technology cannot yet replace many types of animal research. The Nuffield Council on Bioethics estimates that between 50 and 100 million animals, from flies to monkeys, are euthanized for research each year worldwide, with roughly 90 of the vertebrate animals used for research being rodents.

(a) Cooperation with other United Nations bodies

C. Cooperation with other United Nations bodies

Recent developments and decisions on procedures

Cooperation with other United Nations bodies

AND OTHER PARTNERS

The coordinating function can be legitimately discharged by the United Nations in view of its universality and the legitimacy it enjoys.

8. Cooperation and coordination of activities with other United Nations bodies and other entities.

7. Cooperation with other United Nations bodies, specialized agencies and other competent bodies.

Each member of the Consortium, or other collaborating organizations, is expected to interact with other partners in the Consortium to implement the project.

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The object of the exercise was to help create a favourable social and cultural environment for children to grow up in.

6. Cooperation with other United Nations bodies, specialized agencies and other competent bodies.

55. Turkey s subsequent intervention had been fully consistent with its legitimate rights and obligations.

6. Cooperation with other United Nations bodies, specialized agencies and other competent bodies.

7. Cooperation with other United Nations bodies, specialized agencies and other competent bodies

7. Cooperation with other United Nations bodies, specialized agencies and other competent bodies.

Item 8. Cooperation and coordination of activities with other United Nations bodies and other entities

Other

Collaboration with other conventions

Other United Nations organizations

V. Cooperation in other areas