Sentence examples for monkeys to study from inspiring English sources

In the last five years, Dr. Marx's team has used monkeys to study the role of different sex hormones in vaginal transmission of S.I.V.

In 2011, a research team led by Sam Deadwyler of Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, used five rhesus monkeys to study the factors that lead people with diseases like Alzheimer's to lose control of their thought processes.

You went on from studying monkeys to studying humans, beginning in 1994 when you put humans into a microwave chamber.

Here, we used a combination of microstimulation and fMRI in an anesthetized monkey preparation to study the connectivity of the superior colliculus (SC).

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Because of the wide variation of color vision both within and between species, New World monkeys are excellent subjects to study the utility of color vision in natural environment and thus to elucidate the selective advantage of being a trichromat or dichromat.

For example, Bertoni-Freddari et al. [ 7] measured synaptic surface density in different areas of the cerebral cortex of monkeys at different ages to study the effects of aging on the brain, while Romek et al. [ 8] used this methodology to study inner mitochondrial membrane surface density in relation to the preimplantation development and metabolic alterations of the porcine embryo.

Other speakers described their work utilizing monkeys to improve assisted fertility techniques in humans and of stimulating monkey brains with electrodes to study the basis of vision.

"I distinctly remember, when I first went to Amboseli National Park to study vervet monkeys, how quickly I developed strong feelings about the personalities of the monkeys — here were the great and brave ones, there were the lame ones that hid in the bushes and acted pathetic".

She also questioned the need to study fat monkeys: "Gee, couldn't he have hung out at the local McDonald's and learned the same thing?" Dr. Grove said he understood the protesters' view: "I applaud them for that pressure because it makes us do our job better".

But neither team has yet shown that their bispecific antibodies can actually reduce reservoirs of HIV in monkeys, which are commonly used to study the AIDS virus.