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Using transgenic mice created by crossbreeding SM22α-Cre mice with ET-1 flox/flox) ET-1 flox/floxively delete ET-1 in Smicewe toselectivelypothesis that PASMC ET-1 gene expression modeletes the pulmonary vascular response to hypoxin.
Apolipoprotein E-deficient mice created by systemic administration of antisense oligodeoxynucleotides: a new model for lipoprotein metabolism studies.
Apolipoprotein-deficient mice created by intravenous administration of antisense ODN are a promising new animal model to help understand the role of apolipoprotein in vivo and develop a new drug therapy targeting apolipoprotein.
But immunologist Donald MacGlashan of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland, says the genetically modified mice created by Karasuyama's team are a "fabulous tool" to probe what else these elusive cells do in the body.
Spleens from six healthy quasi-monoclonal mice (created by [29]) were removed aseptically, placed in PBS and gently ground between frosted slides to produce a single-cell suspension.
D2eGFP BAC transgenic mice, created by the GENSAT project, were obtained via the MMRRC (UC Davis).
TV Jezzball with dangling mouse, created by Cornell ECE476 students Arthur Zhang and Yewen Ying, is a hot, new, cool, retro look back to when times were simpler, computers were slower, and TV's were black and white.
The mouse gene Fto was first cloned more than a decade ago as one of the several genes deleted in the Fused toes (Ft) mutant mouse created by insertional mutagenesis [1].
A new Mecp2 'knock-in' mouse model was created based on a first-generation Mecp2-knockout mouse, created by insertion of an 'exogenous' Mecp2 gene [ 38].
Another RPS19-deficient mouse created by transgenic RNA interference also develops symptoms similar to those found in individuals with DBA (Jaako et al., 2011).
These experiments were performed using a double-transgenic mouse created by breeding the golli-KO and JOE mice with a line expressing GFP under the control of the Plp (proteolipid protein) promoter (Mallon et al., 2002).
