They can trap the rats — with the impunity feminism ordains — but jailers are in prison too.
Absent were the rats with electrodes, data charts, syndromes and neuroses.
So did the rats with weights tied to their tails.
There was hardly any similar activity in the rats with low free-radical levels.
Fliers and posters distributed around the city feature an exhortative slogan, "Don't Feed The Rats!" with an illustration of the enemy.
Ironically, feeding the rats with a high-sugar diet helped the new strain replace the old one and hence reduced the amount of lactic acid.
But when Dr. Collier and his colleagues inject the rats with a mixture of one part decoy toxin to four parts active toxin, the rats "survive with no symptoms," Dr. Collier said.
Then they injected the rats with quinoic acid.
Diabetes was induced in the rats with streptozotocin.
Most of the rats with chronic headache in the present study suffered from depression and anxiety.
With low (25 MBq) and high (200 MBq) injection doses in the rats with myocardial infarction.
