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'''Guinea | '''Guinea pigs''' were small [[Earth]] [[mammal]]s often used by [[human]]s for scientific experimentation and as pets. Because of the former, the term "guinea pig" also came to mean ''any'' test subject and not specifically an actual member of the species. | ||
When posing as laboratory assistant of Dr [[Gavin Dexter]] in a medical research centre in [[Berkshire]], [[Will Sullivan]] was tricked into believing that guinea pigs were being used to find a cure for the deadly [[Marberg virus]]. However, when he went into the secure treatment facility to inject the animals with the antidote, he discovered that the "guinea pigs" were in fact [[human]] test subjects. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Fatal Consequences]]'') | When posing as laboratory assistant of Dr [[Gavin Dexter]] in a medical research centre in [[Berkshire]], [[Will Sullivan]] was tricked into believing that guinea pigs were being used to find a cure for the deadly [[Marberg virus]]. However, when he went into the secure treatment facility to inject the animals with the antidote, he discovered that the "guinea pigs" were in fact [[human]] test subjects. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Fatal Consequences]]'') | ||
Revision as of 05:00, 7 February 2013
Guinea pigs were small Earth mammals often used by humans for scientific experimentation and as pets. Because of the former, the term "guinea pig" also came to mean any test subject and not specifically an actual member of the species.
When posing as laboratory assistant of Dr Gavin Dexter in a medical research centre in Berkshire, Will Sullivan was tricked into believing that guinea pigs were being used to find a cure for the deadly Marberg virus. However, when he went into the secure treatment facility to inject the animals with the antidote, he discovered that the "guinea pigs" were in fact human test subjects. (AUDIO: Fatal Consequences)
