macaco

Macaca arctoides desde la India, Malasia y Tailandia;	Macaca arctoides from India, Malaysia and Thailand;
Macaca fascicularis desde Bangladesh y la India;	Macaca fascicularis from Bangladesh and India;
Interferón alfa-2b ha demostrado tener efectos abortivos en Macaca mulatta (mono rhesus) a 90 y 180 veces la dosis intramuscular o subcutánea recomendada de 2 millones de UI/m2.	Interferon alfa-2b has been shown to have abortifacient effects in Macaca mulatta (rhesus monkeys) at 90 and 180 times the recommended intramuscular or subcutaneous dose of 2 million IU/m2.
Interferón alfa-2b ha demostrado tener efectos abortivos en Macaca mulatta (mono rhesus) a 90 y 180 veces la dosis uto intramuscular o subcutánea recomendada de 2 millones de UI/m2.	Interferon alfa-2b has been shown to have abortifacient effects in Macaca mulatta (rhesus monkeys) at 90 and 180 times the recommended intramuscular or subcutaneous dose of 2 million IU/m2.
Las tres especies de macacos más comúnmente utilizadas para investigación en laboratorio proceden de Asia: Macaca mulatta (macaco Rhesus), Macaca fascicularis (macaco cynomolgus o cangrejero, de cola larga) y Macaca arctoides (macaco rabón).	The three species of macaque which are most commonly kept in laboratories all originate from Asia: Macaca mulatta (the rhesus monkey), Macaca fascicularis (the long-tailed, crab-eating or cynomolgus macaque) and Macaca arctoides (the stump-tailed or bear macaque).