BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

Biomedical Research

Biomedical Research

Model organism studies a particular biological concept for the purpose of treatment. The model organism is usually a non-human species. It helps scientist to study the behavior of other organisms. Researchers use it for the treatment of human disease with human experimentation, though it is unethical to use for such a purpose. It is possible to use the descent of all living organisms. Researchers also use it to conserve the metabolic pathways and genetic material. It occurs during the course of evolution.

Animals are one of the most important Model Organisms used for Biomedical Research in the Laboratory. Animals used for this research includes vertebrates and invertebrates. Scientist use Zebrafish to study the effects of model organisms. It is a freshwater fish sold with the name Zebra Danio. It is an important vertebrate animal used in scientific research as a model organism.

Biomedical research drugs that test medical instruments and devices, new invasive (surgical) treatments for patients require a prior determination of their safety to humans through preclinical trials and testing. Preclinical testing carries out experiments on animals in laboratories. These kinds of biomedical research aimed primarily at expanding the scientific base data on normal and pathological human development, as well as to assess the safety, effectiveness or usefulness of medical product, procedure or action. It should also take into account the learning objectives of medical schools (high school), and special, secondary educational institutions (medical schools), where the curriculum and the program provides for the mandatory training practices aimed at developing practical skills, invasive medical procedures, urgent surgery required when providing assistance, especially in dangerous situations. Mastery of these techniques can be achieved only when systematically address students and the corpses of people also run training and exploratory operations on large laboratory animals. (Boyce, 2006) Unfortunately, at present, these problems of the educational process do not have an alternative solution. In addition, from the standpoint of the main objectives of the academic institutions of medical specialization - training of qualified specialists, possessing basic manual skills invasive manipulation and surgical techniques for emergency medical assistance - performance studying under the programs of the workshop on the corpses of humans and laboratory animals should be seen as a way testing the student for his readiness to independent, practical work in the clinical setting.

Researcher focus on various features and techniques to select an organism and study the behavior. They look for ...