Through 4 weeks of HF feeding, KO mice, unlike WT mice, maintained normal insulin sensitivity.
Gpx3 mice maintained the same whole-body content and urinary excretion of selenium as did Gpx3 mice.
These behavioral results indicated that mice maintained a memory of a first NE at the time of a second exposure 4 h later.
In contrast, strong pimonidazole staining was detected in the endometrium of mice maintained in normoxia (Fig. 3a, lower panel), indicating physiological hypoxia at simulated menses.
In contrast, mice maintained in 22.5 h, 24 h and 27 h conditions achieved stable entrainment in locomotor activity and core body temperature (T b).
Newborn mice maintained during the first week of life in regular, natural photoperiods will, on reaching maturity, ovulate regularly.
Moreover, the chondrocyte-containing glycopolypeptide hydrogels in subcutaneous model of nude mice maintained chondrocyte phenotype and produced the cartilaginous specific matrix.
To test the hypothesis that local hypoxia regulates endometrial HIF-1α, we subjected C57BL/6 mice to hyperoxia (75% O2) at the time of P4-withdrawal (T0) and compared them to mice maintained in normoxia (21% oxygen).
