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  3. Why are U.S. neuroscientists clamoring for marmosets?

Why are U.S. neuroscientists clamoring for marmosets?

NTP trainer Jon Levine likened the surge in demand for marmosets to “a 10-alarm fire that’s about to be set.” Check out the link below to read more about why these animals are essential to research and how the NIH plans to launch funding to expand marmoset research!
Read the full article at: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/10/why-are-us-neuroscientists-are-clamoring-marmosets
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