In a joint blog, FRAME Scientific Liaison Officer, Amy Beale and Tissue Solutions Clinical Alliances Manager, Claire Scott, explain the importance of using human tissue samples for human relevant research outcomes.
FRAME’s Amy Beale discusses recent mouse model developments for Alzheimer’s research and why the disease should be studied in human patients and tissue.
The Wellcome Trust and the Medical Research Council (MRC) are looking to make animal research facility closures.
FRAME’s Dr Andrew Bennett explains why genome editing in human cell and organ models must be the priority for human relevant science.
FRAME has used a rabbit logo since 1969 when the charity was founded. Here, we explore the meaning of cruelty free logos, and how the FRAME logo differs.
FRAME is celebrating its 50th anniversary year this year, after being founded as a charity in 1969 by animal lover Dorothy Hegarty.
FRAME looks at the history of legislation on animal testing in China, as well as what the country still needs to do to follow Europe in implementing a total ban.
In the second part in our blog series on the Three Rs, Amy Beale explains the Replacement techniques, looks at some of the history behind the concept and looks ahead to the future.
In the first instalment of a two-part blog, FRAME’s senior scientific officer Amy Beale talks about the Three Rs.
FRAME speaks out on the recent analysis by the British Medical Journal (BMJ), which cited a “systematic failure” to faithfully report the results of animal tests in order to secure funding.