Histological analyses showed that the tibialis anterior (TA) muscle of Mtm1−/y mice contained many fibers in which organelles, including nuclei and mitochondria, were abnormally distributed, forming necklace patterns of oxidative staining essentially in large-caliber fibers41.
Sawyers and company found that advanced stage prostate tumors grafted into mice contained many times more HER-2/neu protein than tumors in the earlier androgen-dependent stage.
Tumors from MMTV-ΔN89β-catenin mice contained many more K18+ than K14+ cells and were hormone receptor-negative (Fig. 2A C).
Tumors from vehicle treated mice contained many autophagic vacuoles suggesting ongoing autophagy (Fig. 9 A, arrows).
Moreover, the loss of fibronectin or α5 β1 on tumour cells had no effect on tumourigenesis or metastasis in chimeric mice containing many α5-null cells (Taverna et al, 1998).
To our knowledge, no studies have investigated pneumococcal turnover in the lung, but since the lungs of CBA/N mice contain many neutrophils (33), the bacteria would likely have to multiply to compensate for being killed, based on the number of bacteria recovered from the lungs.
We found that expression of mitsugumin 29 (MG29), a triad junction protein, drastically decreases with aging and that skeletal muscle from adolescent MG29 knockout mice contain many of the phenotypic changes we observe in aged skeletal muscle, including defective store-operated Ca2+ entry (SOCE) [ 16- 18].
Although their frequency of incidence should be 10−16 or smaller, the chromosomes of human, chimpanzee, dog, cat, rat, and mouse contained many tens of thousands of them ubiquitously located along the chromosomes with a species-dependent density, reaching sizes of up to 1300 [b].
Genetic background means that the genome of the house mouse contains many genetic polymorphisms causing variations in brain development and in behavioral performance.
Nevertheless, as will be reported here, the chromosomes of human, chimpanzee, dog, cat, rat, and mouse contain many tens of thousands of sequences similar to the sequence of Example 1.
It is known that the submandibular gland (SMG) of the male mouse contains many important bioactive substances such as nerve growth factor (NGF), epidermal growth factor (EGF), renin, and members of the kallikrein (klk) gene family [ 1- 3].
