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The db/db mouse is a well established model of diabetes that contains a homozygous mutation in the leptin receptor gene.

We evaluated health responses following brief but acute wildfire smoke exposure in a region with low background pollution and utilized County Health Rankings (CHR) [ 10], based on a well established model of population health that characterize factors which determine community health.

In this study performed in mice and using a well established model of murine cultured hippocampal neurons, we report that the tubulin deacetylase HDAC6 is localized at the distal region of the axon, and its inhibition with TSA or tubacin slows down axonal growth.

P. obesus is a well established model of diet induced type 2 diabetes.

The STZ induced rat model is a well established model for the study diabetic cardiomyopathy [ 20].

The Boolean GRN model has become a well established modeling tool in systems biology that is intuitive and attractive to biologists [ 20, 21].

Numerical results based on the well established model for carrier dynamics in SOA show that the gain recovery is faster in the proposed scheme as compared to the earlier reported scheme of counter-propagating assist-light injection.

Using a non natural but well established model, Sant'Anna et al. [17] also showed that L. longipalpis trypsin activity is reduced in the presence of the L. mexicana infection from 24 h to 72 h ABF, and the direct inhibition of trypsin gene expression by RNAi led to increased parasite numbers in the midguts.

This paper has three contributions: 1) we reveal that three well established models of signal transduction are not identifiable, and demonstrate how results from identifiability studies can be used to simplify these models.

Roughly a third of the new prostheses showed higher revision rates than well established models [ 6].

The PBEC/astrocyte BBB model used in this experiment is a well-established model that has been previously reported and characterized.