The PETA International Science Consortium Ltd. co-authored a paper on a non-animal method that measures the amount of nanomaterials in human cells. Nanomaterials are tiny particles found in products such as electronics and clothing, and this method can help scientists figure out if the amount of nanomaterials present is toxic instead of forcing animals to inhale large quantities of them.
PETA International Science Consortium Publishes Paper on Non-Animal Method for Nanomaterials
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