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1-2 Anatomical Observation

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3.1 Appearance, behavior observation statistics and the number of deaths in mice
Blank group white light color and coat is compact, light red tail. Mice binocular rotating flexible and quick act freely. Normal diet in mice, defecate appears necessarily easy to disperse state of particles.
The model of group of colour and lustre is dim, is mixed and disorderly dispersed hair. Mental state is poor, diet are greatly reduced, behavior, dull eyes and without god. Liquor after lavage lethargy, for a long time, for 1-2 h.
The rest of the group of the same colour and lustre is dim, coat and disorderly dispersed, poor mental state, diet are greatly reduced, behavior, dull eyes no god, etc, but compared with model group significantly reduce. Behavior in mice after liquor lavage appear less dull, drowsiness, rare or sleepy time significantly shorter than the model group.
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