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The impaired memory processes in P2X7R−/− mice could thus be linked to hippocampus-deficient IL-1β synthesis.

Phenotypic comparisons in mice could thus provide a strong prior probability for the causal involvement of a specific mutation identified in human patients.

These mice could thus help advance our understanding of the underlying neural mechanisms influencing cognitive impairment in patients with ATP1A3-related disorders.

The polyinnervation defects found in ostes mice could thus be secondary to the myopathic changes, but since PKD1L2 accumulates at NMJs on the postsynaptic membrane, a role for this protein in regulating the stability of NMJs is possible and merits further investigation.

TH-VHLKO mice could thus serve as an excellent model to test the role of the CB-AM axis in adaptation to situations involving an elevated O2 demand (such as physical exercise) or the function of organs devoid of autonomic innervation such as, for example, the endocrine pancreas (Borden et al, 2013; Muñoz-Bravo et al, 2013) or bone marrow (Méndez-Ferrer et al, 2008).

Of interest, early loss of dendritic spines has been reported in APPPS1-21 mice and could thus represent a relevant target for future studies [ 34].

Lack of either SP-D or MFAP4 leads to development of emphysema in mice and could thus be involved in the heterogeneity in disease development and progression of COPD.

They next showed that some of the mAbs against COMP bound to cartilage in vivo following injection into neonatal mice, and could thus be found in the right place for the induction of the pathogenetic cascade.

A heterozygous genotype contradicts the assumption that these mice are inbred, and could thus appear to be a technical error.

Thus the mice could not visually discriminate the escape hole location from the other holes from most points on the maze.

Thus the mice could transition immediately from sample to trial runs, but experienced a forced 10 min ITI between two consecutive trials.