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Research Question: What is the effect of Animal Testing? - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Analysis of Evidence 2: To say differently, in order for this test to take place a wound is created, and then the degree of skin damage is then assessed. A chemical is considered to be corrosive, if, by the end of the 14 day observation period, the wound is marked by ulcers, bleeding, bloody scars, and other visible signs of dead tissues. Products are tested on animals kin to determine what it would be like on a humans skin. But, they two very different things.
      - Evidence 3: "Dermal penetration testing measures the absorption or penetration of a substance "through the skin barrier and into the skin." The qualities of the outermost layers of the skin, the stratum corneum, typically determines the rate of dermal penetration. "
        
        Analysis of Evidence 3: In my own words, once this test is taken researchers or whoever is taking the test on the animal injects chemical toxins. The poor animals are deliberately sickened or infected with diseases, are forced to keep put in barren cages, and are then killed when the experiment ends. The test, however, is ultimally determining how much a porduct willl get into people's skin and deep and far into the system. But, when we people realize that these animals experiments often prodcue inaccurate or unusable results, and it's all or nothing.