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The present study, in which we used Gsdma KO mice, allowed us to observe the precise expression pattern of Gsdma3 without influence of Gsdma.
The use of deficient mice allowed us to demonstrate that PAI-1 is essential for angiogenesis while the absence of an MMP, MMP-11, did not affect vessel sprouting.
Importantly, the use of iNOS−/− mice allowed us to provide genetic evidence for iNOS-dependent IRS-1 tyrosine nitration in skeletal muscle in vivo.
The use of larger cohorts of mice allowed us to confirm the above results also statistically.
In this study, the use of B6-ChrNMSM consomic panel mice allowed us to identify an extensive number of chromosomes related to anxiety-like behaviors because of the large genetic distance between B6 and MSM.
We describe the generation of a conditional knockin mouse line that, crossed with serotonin-specific Cre-recombinase mice, allowed us to remotely stimulate serotonergic neurons during fMRI scans.
The use of immunodeficient mice allows us to address the question of whether an infection arising from a single infected cell will transcribe the same family members, in the absence of any selection pressure applied by the developing specific immune responses.
We examined lower motor neurons innervating the levator auris longus muscle in YFP-H mice, allowing us to directly compare the morphology of YFP-expressing neurons with neighbouring non-expressing neurons in the same muscles from individual animals (Figure 2A).
Before the sample sizes were quite low in most cases, but the additional data obtained from EAAT4-eGFP mice allow us to make a better comparison.
Meningoencephalitis was easily induced to immunocompetent mice, allowing us to compare bacterial growth variance in the brain of animals treated with the low-dose CPM regimen against that of normal mice.
We suggest that altering the SL composition induces contractile dysfunction via KCa1.1 upregulation in aged GSM, and CerS2‐null mice allow us to investigate age‐associated contractile dysfunction in GSM.
