Examples of using Macaques in English and their translations into Swedish
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The macaques love their fruits, but….
An article about the learning habits of macaques vs. humans.
But macaques are adaptable and clever.
Listen KI received petition against malaria research with macaques.
Macaques spend hours in this thermal pool.
Convulsions were observed sporadically in studies in rodents and macaques.
For the macaques, too, it's an awkward relationship.
but young macaques have energy to burn.
The macaques love their fruits,
where you can observe macaques in their natural habitat.
For the macaques, it's every holiday meal rolled into one.
And, interestingly, this has been observed in female macaques, but only when mounting another female.
But young macaques have energy to burn. Grooming is all very well for grown-ups.
In Gibraltar, you also get to see the upper rock nature reserve where you see the famous Barbary macaques monkeys.
High upon the mountain, a group of macaques rest and play,
These macaques, as well as a labyrinthine network of tunnels,
Inside are over six hundred mischievous Macaques, who won't hesitate to climb on your arm in search of bananas.
which is home to around 250 Barbary macaques.
To de-stress, macaques visit their less sophisticated cousins,
home to hundreds of mischievous long-tailed macaques.
Squirrels, macaques and many species of birds emit alarm calls when these birds are spotted soaring over the forest.
demented macaques.
Because macaques do not develop AIDS, research has focused on a similar virus that
wild deer, macaques, parrots and a landscape that is both scenic and rugged.
According to KI, research with macaques are not inconclusive. For example, HIV antiretroviral drugs researched in macaques are today allowing HIV-infected people to live a normal life.
But SIV can evolve into an immunodeficiency sickness like AIDS in experimentally infected Asian macaques for examples rhesus apes and crab-eating macaques. .
that is able to dampen pro-inflammatory responses in vitro in human cells and in vivo in macaques intranasal and skin.
wild deer, macaques, and beautiful birds,
Furthermore, irbesartan induced hyperplasia/ hypertrophy of the juxtaglomerular cells in rats at≥ 90 mg/ kg/ day, in macaques at≥ 10 mg/ kg/ day.
In non-clinical safety studies, high doses of irbesartan(≥ 250 mg/ kg/ day in rats and≥ 100 mg/ kg/ day in macaques) caused a reduction of red blood cell parameters erythrocytes, haemoglobin, haematocrit.