Studies in CR rhesus monkeys have produced physiological responses strikingly similar to those observed in rodents [ 3, 8, 9].
Studies using fasted and nonfasted laboratory animals, including rats, mice, and monkeys, have produced similar result to those in humans (Mahaffey et al. 1973; Meredith et al. 1977; Quarterman et al. 1978).
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The vitrification of ovarian tissue in animal models (mouse, sheep, ovine, bovine, monkey, hamster, rabbit, and baboon) has produced promising results: follicles maintain the same survival rates, morphology, and ultrastructure comparable to fresh follicles, yielding even live births in some species [ 3, 13].
The technique has produced seemingly healthy offspring in monkeys.
Genetic tinkering has produced instead an infinite variety of races, including monkeys who are clever with computers, a horse than can switch to technology when its organic systems fail, and the hero Sigurd, who is part man, part lion.
The classic case is that of a monkey typing Hamlet by randomly striking the keyboard; that is an event remarkable but no more improbable than any other sequence of characters the monkey might have produced.
Enriched neural cultures derived from mouse [42] and monkey ESCs [43] have produced behavioral improvements when transplanted into animal models of stroke and brain injury.
Scientists in Oregon reported in 2001 that they had produced a baby monkey containing a fluorescence gene from a jellyfish.
In an attempt to create the first transgenic primate, scientists have produced a rhesus monkey that carries the gene for green fluorescent protein (GFP).
