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In contrast, the CD1c+ PB DC subset was shown by microarray and functional analysis to be an equivalent human population to the murine CD103-CD11b+ myeloid (possibly monocyte-derived) DCs [ 3].
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In addition, the mouse dose used in Robey et al (2009) study was converted to an equivalent human dose to estimate whether this dose would result in a similar buffering impact.
The company employed by a major puppet theatre, whether it be a traditional puppet theatre from Japan or a modern one from eastern Europe, will not be fewer than for an equivalent human theatre.
We condensed the Lee et al. (2007) PBPK model for PCB-153 in mice because sufficient data to parameterize an equivalent human model were unavailable.
Might there be a human equivalent of "Game for Cats"?
It is true that Henry at his best, five years ago, was a human equivalent to the cheetah: fast, feline and driven by hunger.
Although there is no known equivalent human condition, this finding highlights a route of connexin regulation.
Unless Cornyn is a modern, human equivalent of a Dodo.
The conversion factor for determining what the ropivacaine dose in mice would equate to in humans is approximately 12 1 [ 30, 31], which means our animal dose would be equivalent to a human dose of 0.027 mg/kg, or a total of 1.89 mg for a 70 kg patient.
Dolphins, for example, use so-called individual signature whistles, which appear to be equivalent to human names.
This is equivalent to a human climbing a skyscraper while carrying an elephant.
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