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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 32 Differential Treatment of rats and mice the establishment of standards and use of Author: Fang Zhao-qin, Zhi-Qiang Pan, Lu-li, Liu Mei, Guan Dong Yuan, Liang Chao [Abstract] rats and mice is a syndrome differentiation and treatment methods and standards in the pharmaceutical industry characteristics, methods and standards, which was created to help meet the needs of research and development of Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation and treatment. This article describes the Differential Treatment of rats and mice to establish standards to carry out a series of R amp;amp; D work, found that: (1) in rats and mice can be used to simulate the traditional Chinese medicine clinical diagnosis method and dialectic can be collected a large number of four diagnostic information, to meet the syndrome differentiation and treatment needs; (2) the use of rats and mice can be achieved and the diagnosis method of proof standardization, metrology technology, the approach would facilitate the establishment of experimental operation and universal; (3) the existence of normal rats and mice physical and Syndromes differences, common diseases in rats and mice will spontaneously form a syndrome, occurring syndromes and folders and evolution, and human approximate; (4) Syndromes of the material basis of existence of a complex, involving the neuroendocrine-immune network gene expression and splicing of various organizations differences; (5) the use of rats and mice could be carried out individual syndrome differentiation and measurement of comparison and evaluation of efficacy. The methods and standards of the main uses include: (1) animal models Syndrome Syndrome property appraisal; (2) TCM basic disciplines of research, such as Tibetan as the theory of the material basis of syndromes, syndrome differentiation and treatment methods and mechanisms of traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis science and other research; (3) traditional Chinese medicine clinical