Inbred strains are a distinctive feature of mouse genetics and we discuss their history, advantages and disadvantages.
The Weimaraner is a graceful dog with hanging ears, blue, gray, or amber eyes, and a distinctive short, sleek, mouse-gray or silver-gray coat.
A distinctive layering pattern of mouse dentate granule cells is generated by developmental and adult neurogenesis.
The genus was once grouped with other Old World rats and mice of the subfamily Murinae in the family Muridae, but analyses of dental and molecular data suggest that the African spiny mice form a distinctive and separate subfamily, Acomyinae.
The mouse bioassay limit of detection was found to be 50 pg/mL, with visual detection at 10 pg/mL based on the appearance of a distinctive wasp waist phenotype in mice as a subjective metric to judge intoxication.
In addition, BCL-2tg mice have a distinctive thymic phenotype: a reduced proportion of pre-T cells (CD4+CD8+ double positive; hereafter DP) and elevated proportions of the other three major populations (CD4−CD8− double negative, hereafter DN; CD4+CD8− single positive, hereafter CD4SP; and CD4−CD8+ single positive, hereafter CD8SP).
Suzuki, T. et al. Mouse Emi2 as a distinctive regulatory hub in second meiotic metaphase.
Interestingly, genetic analyses on four-cell stage mouse embryo have recently unveiled a distinctive function of hemicentin in mitotic cytokinesis [ 7].
Mouse neurovirulent PV isolates of divergent serotypical origin each provoked a distinctive, characteristic neurological syndrome upon intracerebral infection of wild-type mice.
Each end chamber had a distinctive feel, smell, and color scheme so the mice could tell the difference.
Immunohistochemical staining of pancreatic sections from 12 week old mice with antibodies to TRAF2 revealed a distinctive staining pattern concentrated in a peri-nuclear compartment.
