However, rHA-vaccinated mice showed considerable weight loss and death following challenge with the heterovariant clade virus.
In contrast, the clusters of apparent T-lymphocytes present in mesenteric adipose tissue of OVA-fed, OVA-sensitized mice showed considerable reactivity with anti- osteopontin-antibodies (Figure 2F).
The perfusion maps of representative mice showed considerable contrasts in ischemic limb perfusion rates, and the necrosis maps showed a remarkably high correlation with the actual necrotic regions that were determined on POD 7 (Figure 2D).
Approximately 80% of oocytes from young Bax mutant mice showed considerable DNA damage by the time of isolation (time zero; cleaved DNA 35±3.12% mean ± SEM, n = 48; Figure 5A).
Therefore, we suspected that, under the presence of collagen type IV and PDGF-BB, our human VPC-derived VE-cadherin negative cells could only differentiate to MC. Human VPC-derived EC+MC-transplanted KSN nude mice showed considerable blood flow recovery, which led to more than 1.2 in the perfusion ratio of ischemic/non-ischemic limb.
The Namaqua rock mouse shows considerable geographic variation such as in pelage colouration, tail length and body size throughout its distributional range [ 2, 37, 39, 40].
Embryonic stem (ES) or induced pluripotent (iPS) cells frequently vary in their differentiation kinetics, especially after undergoing gene targeting and selection, and mouse embryos, particularly early implantation stage mouse embryos, show considerable variation in developmental timing.
However, the therapeutic index of SAHA in mice is very narrow, and therapeutic doses show considerable toxicity resulting in weight loss in both WT and R6/2 mice.
Cholestatic BDL mice also showed considerable protection from ischemic liver injury, measured by the level of transaminase release, histological liver injury, and neutrophil infiltration [ 99].
Emerging evidence in mice also shows considerable plasticity within islets, allowing intraislet cell conversions, but only in the face of extreme β-cell destruction (38).
