Question

For what it is necessary of searching to possible alternative and he how can we do it?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Searching for alternatives means considering ways to reduce, refine, or replace whenever there is proposed animal use in research, teaching, or testing.

Explanation:

This guide focuses on the Animal Welfare Act (at left, August 1966) and US regulatory compliance in research and education. It is, however, an international concern, and most countries have animal welfare laws and regulations that also require a consideration of alternatives.

Algae, fungus, hydra, plant

Anesthesia, anesthesia, anaesthesia

Animal testing alternatives, alternative

Anxiolytic

Artificial intelligence system, AI

Assay, technique, method, procedure

Autopsy, biopsy

Bacteria, microorganism, protozoan,

single-celled organism, yeast

Cadaver

Cell, cell line, cellular

Computer aided instruction,

computer assisted instruction, CAI

Culture (cell, tissue, organ)

Digital imaging

Environmental enrichment

Fish, cephalopod

Insect, invertebrate Isolated (cell, tissue, organ)

Mannequin, manikin, manikin

Membrane, organ, organelle, slice,

tissue, tissue equivalent

Model, modelling

Physicochemical systems

Plastination

Prediction

Replacement, surrogate

Simulation (computer)

Software

Structure-activity relationship

System

Train, educate, teach, instruct

Video

Virtual (surgery, reality)

Vitro (AND method, model, technique)