The human body's architecture is designed in such a way that cells cannot be regarded as separate entities. Various methodologies, such as cell-based tests and tissue culture research, are performed to explore disease mechanisms and develop ways to reverse adverse conditions. A good animal model for any disease should have pathology that is similar to human disease circumstances. Animals have been used in scientific investigation since the fourth century B.C. Animal models can help researchers better understand disease processes and treatments, as well as overcome the constraints of human-subject clinical trials. Animals are increasingly being used as experimental models for human diseases in order to better understand disease origins, biology, and prevention. Laboratory animals play an important role in scientific study, discoveries, and technological advancements, and they help people and other valuable creatures live better lives. Animals are employed as models for studying human biology and diseases, as well as test subjects for the creation and testing of medications, vaccinations, and other biologicals (antibodies, hormones, and so on) to improve and promote human health.
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