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Unfortunately, immunodeficient mice still show limited engraftment and are not able to predict host immune responses.

Interestingly, we note that RIPK3-deficient mice still show liver damage after CLP-induced sepsis in our model, though much less than WT mice.

MyD88 deficient mice still show phosphorylation of p38 mitogen activated protein kinase, for example, which occurs in normal mice as well, and which depends on events that are presently not well understood.

While a delay in onset of tumor development is observed, this does not seem to be a major contributing factor affecting the drastic increase in survival given that Mena Null mice still show histological progression to invasive carcinoma.

1) In Figure 6 it is shown that P9 retina from IP 3 R2 KO mice still show wave-induced calcium responses, which is interpreted as meaning release of calcium from intracellular stores is not involved in the calcium response at this age.

Analysis of archival paraffin spinal cord sections from 90 days old G1 BAX-BAK double KO mice from the study by Reyes et al. [ 33] revealed that these mice still show Golgi fragmentation, indicating that Golgi fragmentation in G1 mice does not depend on a functional mitochondrial apoptotic pathway.

Interestingly, the genetically modified mice still showed the classic male-mating repertoire mounting, penetration and ejaculation.

Despite the newly wired-up cells accounting for less than one percent of the rods in the retinas, the mice still showed an improvement in eyesight.

As opposed to WT animals, CCR9−/− mice still showed shortening of the colon at the end of the DSS cycle (Figure 3C and Table S2).

In this dose-response test however, DBA mice still showed important responses to the lower and less reinforcing doses of cocaine as well as to saline infusions.

The silica-treated mice still showed more Treg cells expressing CTLA-4 compared with saline control mice in spleen at day 28 while no difference at day 56 (Fig. 6C and D).