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“Animal models are wrong more often than they are right,” says Don Ingber, a Harvard University bioengineer whose lab developed organ chip technology now being
by refurb 4y ago
“Animal models are wrong more often than they are right,” says Don Ingber, a Harvard University bioengineer whose lab developed organ chip technology now being commercialized by the company Emulate, where he sits on the board and owns stock.
I’m shocked! Shocked this guy would be against animal testing and prefer people use his product.
- vibrio 4y agoit is conceptually possible that such a product could improve drug development?(eg, lower failure rates, lower costs, speed studies) Inventing something to solve a problem and pitching it isn't a sole reason to be suspected of foul play.
- burnished 4y agoAnd? This seems internally consistent and understandable.
- onetokeoverthe 4y ago[dead]