Sentence examples for mapping in rats from inspiring English sources

By using β-radio imager whole-body mapping in rats, we have shown that systematically administered HB-19 is rapidly cleared from blood to become distributed selectively in tissues expressing enhanced levels of surface nucleolin, where a significant proportion still persists even after 24 hours in its active form [39].

We have also successfully demonstrated the capability of the system for sentinel lymph node mapping in rats.

We conducted a non-invasive preclinical study of fluorescent sentinel lymph node mapping in rats (n = 5) with our fiber-based, video-rate fluorescence DOT system.

They prefer simple visual cues, so there seems no reason to assume multimodal cognitive mapping in rats; their behavior would be fully explainable in terms of tracking environmental cues, just like tropisms or taxis are used in simpler organisms.

Previous efforts to map variation in other species include strain specific mouse resequencing [ 3, 4], a haplotype mapping in rat [ 5], as well as data mining of public domain resources such as NCBI's dbSNP [ 6].

Thus, there was no clear correlation between R-band and GC3 of the mapped genes in rat snake.

In 1948, nearing the end of his career, Edward Tolman, a Berkeley psychology professor, published an article called Cognitive Maps In Rats And Men in the journal Psychological Review.

Lisa Giocomo and her team discovered that the internal map in rats' brains were redrawn to reflect locations where they received rewards.

Cognitive maps in rats have long been a topic of debate in psychology (Tolman 1948).

Previous studies with MMF anaesthesia found a notable increase of MAP in rats, but not in rabbits, mongolian gerbils and chinchillas [ 22],[ 24],[ 25],[ 32],[ 51]–[ 54].

The MAPs in SS/Jr rats on a 2% salt diet had a distribution from 169 to 184 mmHg, some of which were close to the MAPs in rats on an 8% salt diet.