Davies, AJ, Chaplin, TA, Rosa, MJP & Yu 2016, ‘Natural motion trajectory enhances the coding of speed in primate extrastriate cortex’. Scientific Reports, 6: 19739.
Hendrickson, A., Possin, D., Kwan, W.C., Huang, J, and Bourne, J.A. 2016, The temporal profile of retinal cell genesis in the marmoset monkey. Associated Institutions:
Transient visual pathway critical for normal development of primate grasping behaviour (2018). Mundinano, I., Fox, D., Kwan,WC., Vidaurre, D., Teo, L., Homman-Ludiye, J., Goodale, MA.,
Background The Bionics Institute, in conjunction with The University of Melbourne, is continuing to conduct invasive cochlea experiments involving the deafening of cats, along with
Chan, J.G.Y., Tyne, A.S., Pang, A., McLachlan, A.J., Perera, V., Chan, J.C.Y., Britton, W.J., Chan, H.K., Duke, C.C., Young, P.M., & Traini, D. ‘Murine pharmacokinetics
Maniam J, Antoniadis CP, Youngson NA, Sinha JK, Morris MJ 2016, ‘Sugar Consumption Produces Effects Similar to Early Life Stress Exposure on Hippocampal Markers of
Lamont, Waters & Andrikopoulos 2016, ‘A low-carbohydrate high-fat diet increases weight gain and does not improve glucose tolerance, insulin secretion or β-cell mass in NZO
UPDATE: The University of Newcastle no longer uses the nose-only smoke inhalation research method. The suggested action is no longer required. Chronic cigarette smoke exposure
Australian universities are routinely causing traumatic brain injury (TBI) in rats and mice by dropping weights, or via invasive procedures to create fluid in the
Laboratory mice and rats are derived from a largely nocturnal and climbing ancestor and as such they retain many of the traits of their wild
The much-anticipated report from the National Health and Medical Research Council – has been published. The implementation of the 3Rs in Australia September 2019 reviews
Farmed animals are often used in agricultural research and genetically modified in order to increase yields. The animals currently used for food and fibre already
Read, watch and listen to resources about primate experiments from Australia and beyond Primate Experiment Resources Discover an extensive selection of resources, which advocate for
Hidden away in Australian research laboratories, hundreds of primates are being used in a variety of biomedical experiments. They are subjected to a wide range
University of Adelaide used 34 greyhound cadavers (22 male, 12 female) in an attempt to investigate intraspecific variations of branching patterns of the subclavian artery.
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