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gery, with normal appetite and defecation. Third, we admit that we neglect the potential problem of using chloral hydrate for euthanasia of rats. Chloral hydrate is a traditional anesthetic in animal experiments, and before we performed our study we also found that it is used for killing rats by either decapitation or cardiac perfusion in respectable published articles. Moreover, our research was approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee with no questions. Therefore, we never doubted the use of chloral hydrate for rat euthanasia. Now we feel deeply sorry for the possibility of inflicting pain on the animals because of using chloral hydrate. Finally, we would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Baxter et al. for letting us understand animal euthanasia more deeply. We will pay much more attention to the euthanasia issue, adopt proper and scientific animal welfare methods, and try our best to decrease harm to the experimental animals as much as possible in future research.

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