HIV Lab
by: Allison, Cynthia, and Austin
Procedure Author
Go in testing room with Tychem chemical protection suits.
Get a non-HIV monkey and a HIV monkey.
Roll their cages into the testing room.
Release them from the cages.
Make sure to release a monkey on each side.
Release 40 female mosquitoes into the testing room through the holes in the wall.
Wait until (at most one day) the mosquitoes bite the monkeys.
Watch the monkeys carefully with video cameras
If the monkey contaminate each other put them back and repeat steps 1-8 using different monkeys and mosquitoes. If not continue on.
Use the HIV tests on the monkeys.
Record results.
Put monkeys back into cages.
Roll the monkey cage back to the holding room
Put toxin in the room.
Burn the chemicals so there is no trace of existence.
- Do steps 14 and 15 after every test.
Materials Manager
100 primates (50 are HIV negative, 50 are HIV positive
100 identical cages, with metal bars, spaced 10 cm apart, on all of the side of the cage
water and feeding bowls
400 female mosquitoes in water, capable of laying viable eggs
Grade A primate food, “Monkey Chow”, served daily at the cafeteria
Water
100 HIV tests (capable of detecting HIV instantaneously)
2 identical, empty rooms (30mx30m) with air tight doors and windows, supplied with fresh air and air conditioning.
Video Cameras
Chemical protection suits
Jars
Cart w/ wheels
Mithaying Gas
Layout Designer
Hypothesis
If the we tested mosquitoes conductivity of HIV amongst the monkeys then the monkeys would get HIV.