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First it was mice that could eat to their hearts' content without getting fat.
Two years ago Dr. Robert Benezra and colleagues at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center genetically engineered a strain of mice that could not produce new blood vessels.
Yin Li, a senior at Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan, won in the individual category for research on nerve cell activity in mice that could help improve understanding of human brain function.
So they began by developing a strain of mice that could not express very much of the protein in their muscle cells.
We hypothesized that the in utero inflammation induced by LPS produces long-term electroencephalogram (EEG) biomarkers of neurodegeneration in the exposed mice that could be determined by using continuous quantitative video/EEG/electromyogram (EMG) analyses.
The original article, published by Nature in January, asserted that there was a rejuvenating factor in the blood of young mice that could reverse symptoms of aging in the blood-forming stem cells of elderly mice.
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There was Theseus, a life-sized mechanical mouse that could find its way through a maze.
In the contest, scientists were given the description of a silicon mouse that could understand the word "one".
First, scientists at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey reported that they had created a genetically modified mouse that could eat with abandon.
While Kaliouby focussed on MindReader, Picard tested various devices — such as a computer mouse that could measure user frustration — that attempted to discern feelings by tracking physical responses.
Its first clients were theme parks, and it entered the domestic market with a computer mouse that could also serve as a musical instrument on primitive games.
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