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HIV Monkeys
HIV Monkeys
Procedures
1. Put both types of monkeys in one room, each in a separate cage on either side of the room
2. put the mosquito with the water in the other room with the water
3. Once a day release approximately 1/7 of the mosquitoes into the room for approximately 3/4 hours
4. Buy mosquito traps and try to catch most of the remaining mosquitoes
7. sedate the monkeys with a tranquilizer in their cages and move them(with two people carrying each one)
to a sterile table in the middle of the
room for testing
8. At the end of the seven days test your positive monkeys for HIV and if positive compare their symptoms to
other monkeys using the HIV testing kit
5. Go down to the cafeteria, get the food and Imediatlly feed and give water to the monkeys
6. Repeat steps 3-5 for 7 days
Results
Results and Conclusions
Our results were inconclusive due to the fact that we cannot determine weather or not the disease was passed between mosquitoes due to the facts that feces were thrown by the monkeys across the room, contact of human bodily fluids from an infected primate to a non infected one is a known transmitter of the disease
Conclusion
We cannot determine the conclusion of this experiment due to the fact that the results were inconclusive
Materials
100 primates (50 with HIV and 50 non HIV)
100 identical cages with metal bars spaces 10 centimeters apart
water and feed bowls
400 female mosquitoes in water capable of laying viable eggs
grade A primates food “food chow”served daily at our cafeteria
water
100 HIV tests (capable of detecting HIV instantaneously
10 mosquito traps
Diagram
Hypothesis
Mosquitoes can carry the diseases from HIV positive to HIV negative monkeys because mosquitoes are a known transmitter of many diseases and past results would come to reason that they would translate the disease