The phrase "a distinct mouse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mouse that is clearly different or unique in some way, often in a context related to technology or biology.
Example: "In the lab, we observed a distinct mouse that exhibited unusual behavior compared to the others."
Alternatives: "a unique mouse" or "a separate mouse".
In our studies of PSD-95 and SAP102, the gene was disrupted in 129P2 ES cells and the RNA extracted from mice on a hybrid background (since a distinct mouse strain was used during breeding of the mutants).
In addition, we performed xenografts using another human tumor cell line, the GBM02 [ 18] injected in a distinct mouse strain (C57/Black6), and the results were similar to those found in this work (data not shown).
Thus, we investigated the role of SCB properties and its effects on load-induced OA progression by applying a tibial loading model on two distinct mouse strains treated with alendronate (ALN).
However, we do not annotate etiologically distinct mouse models to an OMIM record unless the publication specifically refers to the exact disease.
In the current study, we analyzed different stages of renal development in two distinct mouse models carrying either a null mutation or inactivation of the last two exons of Pkd1.
Dataset B was comprised of 30 libraries from 6 distinct tissues with a total of 541,453 expressed gene tags for 25,044 distinct mouse genes that fulfilled the selection conditions described above.
Identification of a relatively high fraction of genes commonly regulated by Pax6 between two distinct mouse embryonic tissues suggests that Pax6 participates in similar regulatory events during both lens and forebrain development.
Rosenberg B.R. et al. published a list of 32 experimentally validated APOBEC1 mRNA-editing sites in 30 distinct mouse transcripts.
This is accompanied by meningitis and a reproducible behavioral manifestation of intracranial infection that occurs in at least five genetically distinct mouse lines and that correlates significantly with the bacterial load in the brain.
These findings further illustrate the utility of MSG substitution to initiate ethanol drinking in distinct mouse strains.
Interconvertible Stella and Stella mouse ES cells have been observed and proposed to represent the switch between functionally distinct mouse ES cells and epiblast cells [17].
