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Thus, these mice should serve as an appropriate animal model at least for studying some aspects of the human pathogenesis of Neisseria gonorrhoeae infections.
Vav2/Vav3-deficient mice should serve not only as a useful murine model of spontaneous glaucoma, but may also provide a valuable tool in understanding of the pathogenesis of glaucoma in humans, particularly the determinants of altered aqueous outflow and subsequent elevated intraocular pressure.
These findings show that HMGA2-driven leukemia in mice closely resembles spontaneous human T-ALL, indicating that HMGA2 transgenic mice should serve as an important model for investigating basic mechanisms and potential new therapies of relevance to human T-ALL.
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The MPS IIIB mouse should serve as a reasonable model for evaluating therapeutic interventions.
As shown here, Q129 mice harboring a single copy of the full-length DRPLA gene have many advantages over the previous Q76 mice, and should serve as excellent models for exploring the molecular mechanisms of CAG repeat instability, disease pathogenesis and, furthermore, therapeutic intervention for polyQ diseases.
Further studies using other mouse strains that are more prone to diabetes-induced NTDs should serve to clarify this issue.
This adult mouse model of intestinal V. cholerae infection, now well-characterized and fully optimized, should serve as a valuable tool for studies of pathogenesis and testing vaccine efficacy.
These data demonstrated similarities and differences between the two groups and should serve as an important consideration when attempting to extend the comparison of mouse models to human cancer.
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