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A detailed characterization of cholinergic pathways in zebrafish brain [28], found to be similar to those in mammals, makes it even more attractive to study the role of the cholinergic system in cognitive aging in zebrafish.
It therefore seemed superficially attractive to study the usefulness of dantrolene in CHS.
The precise developmental map of the Caenorhabditis elegans cell lineage, as well as a complete genome sequence and feasibility of genetic manipulation make this nematode species highly attractive to study the role of epigenetics during development.
Therefore it seems attractive to study other measurement methods for the determination of lung water.
The Acinetobacter "pan-plasmidome", that is the complete set of plasmids harbored by members of this genus (comprising plasmids isolated from both pathogenic and environmental strains), is then particularly attractive to study its evolutionary dynamics because of the eclectic lifestyle of their host strains and the possible frequent genetic exchanges between its members.
Platelets have a high number of mitochondria what makes them attractive to study AD-related systemic malfunctions of the electron transport system.
* Continue to make the UK's universities highly attractive to study at for STEM subjects, as students will not fear being forced to instantly leave the country after graduation.
As a complex gene regulatory network governs the regulation of the TTG1-dependent five traits it seems very attractive to study network evolution in this family.
This platform presents an attractive model to study the important role cell matrix interactions play within the stem cell niche and provides new avenues for developing rationally designed dynamic regenerative biomaterials.
These results show that C. elegans is an attractive model to study the interaction between Salmonella effector proteins and components of the innate immune response, in part because there is a remarkable overlap between Salmonella virulence factors required for human and nematode pathogenesis.
