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It has been shown that the level of IL-7 in Rag2KO mice is sufficient to cause IL-7Rα downregulation in adoptively transferred naïve T cells4.
Direct administration of C18 1-Gln to miC18 1-Glnficientoto recapitulate a subset of phenotypes observed in Pmice1-KO anisalsufficient
Furthermore, restoration of Crim1 levels in just the lens tissue of Crim1KST264 mice is sufficient to ameliorate most of the dysgenesis observed in the mutant animals.
The causal link between a primary elevation of T-type Ca2+ conductances and the development of absence epilepsy is further supported by the observation that genetic enhancement of Cav3.1 channel expression in mice is sufficient to induce an epileptic phenotype29.
These data indicate that the augmented CD4 T cell response that develops after pmif RNA immunization in infected mice is sufficient to prevent the establishment of blood-stage infection.
Furthermore, restoring CFTR expression in the airway epithelium of CF mice is sufficient to restore normal bacterial clearance therein, which suggests a minimal role for CFTR expression in non-epithelial cells, at least in this model [92].
Notably, adoptive transfer of wild-type Treg into CD81-deficient mice was sufficient to promote tumor growth and metastasis.
The number of animals injected with the tumor cells were determined based on our experience, where 6 mice are sufficient to demonstrate approximately 50% difference in tumor growth.
Why this treatment only works in older mice will be a topic for additional study although it might be that the normal circulating levels of GDF11 in young mice are sufficient.
Two RTB-specific neutralizing monoclonal IgG1 antibodies, 24B11 and SylH3, when passively administered to mice, were sufficient to protect the animals against a 5×LD50 dose of ricin.
Lastly, reduced levels of PRR7 in heterozygote PRR7 KO mice were sufficient to increase the numbers of vGLUT1 puncta in the cortex without affecting vGAT puncta numbers (Supplementary Fig. 9b).
