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"In Mice" really needs to be a Tag or something doesn't it...
by senectus1 4y ago
"In Mice"
really needs to be a Tag or something doesn't it...
- snapplebobapple 4y agoIt is indeed a great time to be a mouse......
- ourmandave 4y agoRight up until your euthanized so they can study your cells and organs under a microscope. =(
- dietr1ch 4y agoOn the Internet nobody knows you are a mouse
- Obscurity4340 4y agoThere's mice on the internet
- KMag 4y agoNo way, half of my diet gives mice cancer! It would stink to be a mouse!
- snapplebobapple 4y agoJust hope you are in group getting the treatment that actually cures that cancer...
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- mythhouse 4y agoimplication being they don't transfer over to humans ?
- throwaway4aday 4y agoThe initial research was done in yeast which was then able to be applied to mice so there is more than a small amount of hope that it will apply to other mammals.
- King-Aaron 4y agoI just take it as granted that it's going to be in mice until it's explicitly stated 'in humans'
- Turing_Machine 4y agoNo, it doesn't. The "in mice" hot take is used to dismiss any new finding without actually contributing anything to the conversation.
- civilized 4y ago"In mice" is a joke about how misleading it is to omit "in mice" from a study result based on mice. It doesn't make sense to apply it to a headline that does say "in mice", because then it seems to insinuate that mouse research is useless, when in fact countless foundational discoveries have started in mice.