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Monkeys for Research: Much Coveted, and Hard to Come By







Monkeys for Research: Much Coveted, and
Hard to Come By

Monkeys for Research: Much Coveted, and
Hard to Come By
04/09/2004 03:55 PM

The discovery of AIDS in rhesus monkeys in a California research center 20 years ago touched off a demand for the monkeys that has continued to this day.




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