Use of animals for scientific and educational purposes by Mexican institutions.

IF 0.6 4区 医学 Q3 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL Gaceta medica de Mexico Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI:10.24875/GMM.24000067
Patricia Frías-Álvarez, Gustavo Ortiz-Millán
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In Mexico, it is not known which institutions use animals for scientific purposes. This work reports, based on data requested from the National Institute of Transparency, Access to Information and Protection of Personal Data (INAI), the types of institutions that use animals for research and how many of these have an ethics committee. Research centres, colleges, hospitals, national institutes, technical colleges, and public universities are the types of institutions that report using animals for experimentation. Only 54% of institutions have ethics committees. Mexican institutions from 2015 to 2021 used a total of 2,112,786 animals. Mammals are the most widely used animal group. The scientific purposes for using animals depend on the type of institution that uses them. In Mexico, it is necessary to update the regulations in order to regulate the use, protection and the care of laboratory animals.

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墨西哥机构为科学和教育目的使用动物。
在墨西哥,哪些机构将动物用于科研目的尚不得而知。这项工作根据从国家透明度、信息获取和个人数据保护研究所(INAI)索取的数据,报告了使用动物进行研究的机构类型,以及其中有多少机构设有伦理委员会。研究中心、学院、医院、国家研究所、技术学院和公立大学是报告使用动物进行实验的机构类型。只有 54% 的机构设有伦理委员会。从2015年到2021年,墨西哥机构共使用了2112786只动物。哺乳动物是使用最广泛的动物类别。使用动物的科学目的取决于使用动物的机构类型。在墨西哥,有必要更新法规,以规范实验动物的使用、保护和护理。
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Gaceta medica de Mexico
Gaceta medica de Mexico 医学-医学:内科
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期刊介绍: Gaceta Médica de México México is the official scientific journal of the Academia Nacional de Medicina de México, A.C. Its goal is to contribute to health professionals by publishing the most relevant progress both in research and clinical practice. Gaceta Médica de México is a bimonthly peer reviewed journal, published both in paper and online in open access, both in Spanish and English. It has a brilliant editorial board formed by national and international experts.
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