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Experiments often produce scientific findings having no apparent relevance to their original purpose but which contribute to another line of inquiry or lead to important new discoveries. This factor is called research serendipity. An example was the discovery of penicillin.
 
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As the knowledge base and skills in the basic sciences continue to improve, it is likely that human and companion animal life expectancy will continue to increase.
 
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Ebrown

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Reply 2 on: Jul 22, 2018
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