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humanimalia-10080	Peggs, Kay	Risk, Human Health, and the Oppression of Nonhuman Animals: The Development of Transgenic Nonhuman Animals for Human Use	2011	21	.pdf	application/pdf	7799	426	44	So the progress that Sasaki et al. claim requires the potential genetic deterioration (via the introduction of “faulty” human genes) of the marmosets, which would improve their use value to human health research because their genetic deterioration would have the potential to be employed for the (genetic) improvement of humans. This is followed by consideration of how experiments using nonhuman animals have been utilized in the quest to diminish human health risks.	cache/humanimalia-10080.pdf	txt/humanimalia-10080.txt