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The video discusses the time-dependent effects of a drug on development, highlighting that earlier exposure leads to more damage. Bayer argues that the findings in zebrafish may not apply to humans. Dr. Vargas's research suggests potential teratogenic effects, warranting further study in mammals. Marie Lyon, affected by the drug during pregnancy, shares her views on the research and questions the government's response.

What does the research suggest about the timing of drug exposure during development?

• Timing has no effect on damage.

• Earlier exposure causes more damage.

• Later exposure causes more damage.

• Damage is consistent regardless of timing.

What is Bayer's stance on the research findings?

• They argue the findings may not reflect human effects.

• They believe the findings apply to humans.

• They fully agree with the findings.

• They have no comment on the findings.

What does Dr. Vargas's research indicate about the drug's effects in zebrafish?

• The drug improves zebrafish development.

• The drug is safe for zebrafish.

• The drug is potentially teratogenic in zebrafish.

• The drug has no effect on zebrafish.

What further research does Dr. Vargas suggest?

• No further research is needed.

• Research in human subjects.

• Research in aquatic environments.

• Research in mammalian species.

How does Marie Lyon react to the research findings?

• She is delighted and questions previous conclusions.

• She is indifferent to the findings.

• She dismisses the findings.

• She fully supports the government's previous conclusions.