Reason 2
Counter
Argument
2
Jiny. David. Kevin. Selina. Rashford. John
Animal Experiment
Introduction
1. not ethical
2. differences in
structures
3. alternatives
exist
Intro
Animal Testing Should be Prohibited
Background Information
Background
Animal Testing?
Definition
Education
Testing
Research
Production
Biological
Dissection
Genetic characteristic
Growth process
Behavioral patterns
1. State the Purpose
2. Reason of Choice
3. Status of Animal
4. Research Details
5. Analysis Statistic
Principles
History
Ancient Greek
Opponent
History
2nd, 16th Century
19th Century
1. Definition of animal right
Different Structure
Different
Structure
For example : Chimpanzees
-Difference in gene sequencing
For example : Rabbit
- Rabbit rarely shed tears unlike humans
Animal testing is not useful
In vitro testing
In vitro
testing
organs-on-chips
Computer-modeling
Saving time and money
Complementing the limits of animal experiments
Computer
modeling
Quantitative structure-activity relationships
Counterargument
Counter
Argument
1
Counterargument 1
Ethical
Problem
- 'Ethics' is a confined word
- The sacrifice is obligate
Few animals are covered by the AWA
Argument
An instance of NIRC
Argument
Counterargument 2
All mammals are descended from the same ancestors
Side Effects &
Different Structure
Large percent of test fail in human trials
Argument
Counter argument
Is cultured tissue simple and expensive compared to animals?
Stem cell Organoids
Simple?
What is Organoid?
Definition
Case of forming brain
Results
Royalty of
experimental animal's seed
expensive?
Experiment animal market
Market size
- 5.9 billion dollar (2018 world market)
- 60 billion won (2018 korean market)
Conclusion
Main point 3
: Alternatives exist
Conclusion
Main point 1
: Against Animal Rights
Main point 2
: Differences between Animals and Humans
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