Sentence examples for mass in mouse from inspiring English sources

This might be due to 1) the 6-fold larger amount of fat mass in mouse lemurs in winter compared to those in summer and 2) the seasonal metabolic shift in oxidation in the type of substrates under winter-acclimated phenotype.

In situ hybridization showed Nanog confined to the inner cell mass in mouse blastocysts.

Several studies have demonstrated that OPG is a potent inhibitor of bone loss, thus regulating bone density and mass in mouse and humans.

Systemic blockade of activin receptor signaling using a soluble activin receptor 2B (ACVR2B) has previously been demonstrated to increase muscle mass in mouse models of androgen deficiency, muscular dystrophy and cancer cachexia.

The possibility that immature glia could be present along the olfactory nerve before it expresses GFAP has been considered (Drapkin and Silverman 1999), which is consistent with the finding that the migratory mass in mouse contain undifferentiated cells that are a source of OECs (Blanchart et al. 2011).

Moreover, the relationship between blood glucose and body mass in mouse lemurs in the winter season is consistent with the known relationships between body fat (white adipose tissue) and glucose and food intake, which has been previously shown in mouse lemurs [ 32].

Dietary CLA supplementation has resulted in a dramatic decrease in body fat mass in mice.

Results from this study suggest that increased muscle mass in mice lacking myostatin is associated with increased bone mass as well as degenerative changes in the intervertebral disc.

The median lobe, comprising about one third of the liver mass in mice, was used for morphological observations while the ICP-MS analysis was performed on the remaining part of the liver.

Because skeletal muscle constitutes a significant fraction of the body mass in mice [19], the observed insulin-induced increase in plasma clearance rates can be attributed to an increase in skeletal muscle FDG uptake and, thus, an increase in whole-body glucose disposal rates.

Mutations in this gene result in increased muscle mass in mice, cattle, dogs and humans [23], [24].