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    Glossary Laboratory Models

    animals or systems used to study biological processes and diseases

    Laboratory Models, also known as Experimental Models or Research Models, are animals or systems used in scientific research to study biological processes and diseases. These models help researchers understand complex biological mechanisms, test new treatments, and predict how human bodies might respond to various interventions. For example, mice are often used as laboratory models to study genetic causes of alopecia and to test potential therapies for hair loss.

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