Sentence examples for mice published in from inspiring English sources
This data article contains data related to the research article entitled "Vascularized subcutaneous human liver tissue from engineered hepatocyte/fibroblast sheets in mice," published in Biomaterials [1].
A study in mice, published in Science Translational Medicine, showed levels of the chemical in the brain were reduced by 85% after vaccination.
In studies with mice, published in the 8 August issue of Science, scientists report that antidepressants didn't work if neurogenesis was blocked.
New findings from research on mice, published in next month's Nature Genetics, reveal why a similar disease linked to prions develops at different speeds in different animals and suggests that more cases of human vCJD--so far 22 have been confirmed--may be on the way.
Molecular strain-typing studies and experimental transmission studies in mice published in 1996 and 1997 confirmed that vCJD is caused by the same prion strain that causes BSE (Collinge 1999).
Paging through Bon Appetit last week, I came across an Alibris ad that showed him inhabiting a knothole on the cover of the children's book called "Smart Little Mouse," published in 1950.
To a Mouse, published in 1786, contains some of the most memorable lines of poetry – and yet its deeper meaning risks being lost.
Similar research in mice, published last year in the Journal of Clinical Investigation by a team from Yale Medical School, found that while antibiotics stopped the infection, spirochete antigens persisted in areas adjacent to cartilage — a condition that could produce swelling.
They began their work in the 1980s, and the first reports that the technology could generate gene-targeted mice were published in 1989.
Shortly thereafter, the risk of PERV infection was underscored by results from a mice study published in Nature.
Recently, an article entitled "Long-term, low-dose exposure to microcystin toxin does not increase the risk of liver tumor development or growth in mice" was published in Hepatology Research by Meaghan Labine and Gerald Y . Minuk
