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The 19 months of life for Rhesus Macaque #30914 were summarized in 6 pages of CNPRC lab reports. #30914 was born at CNPRC on 4/16/98 and was killed on 11/22/99 as part of an experiment. During the 19 months, living in a foreign environment, blood was drawn repeatedly, he was moved numerous times, bumps and lesions were noted on lab reports, had rashes on his abdomen, thighs, face and elsewhere. This rash lasted for the last 6 months of his life-beginning 5/99 until his death in Nov. Noted on his necropsy (autopsy) report, #30914 was diagnosed with measles and a severe skin rash. We have to wonder what was learned from the death of this 2.5 pound individual. PFP wishes to thank Buff Whitman-Bradley for requesting the lab records from CNPRC. Buff wears #30914's Tag.
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