Sentence examples for mice that would from inspiring English sources

Last year Tony Perry made mice that would have been brown-furred grow up white instead.

Had he chosen to work on mice, "that would not have brought me as far as I am now," he believes.

While previous researchers had recorded the activity of all of the cells in the SCN, Belle and Piggins were able to set up an experiment using mice that would record only the activity of the clock cells.

In the present study, we successfully generated tissue-specific MnSOD conditional knockout mice that would provide a useful tool for the analysis of various age-associated diseases such as diabetes mellitus, Parkinson's disease, stroke, and heart disease, when crossbred with tissue-specific transgenic Cre mice.

To start, they induced heart attacks not only in the mice that would get the treatment but also in some of those donating marrow just as the bone marrow in human studies comes from people who recently had a heart attack.

But the work demonstrates that even in mice that would normally have Duchenne, enhancing the amount of utrophin can help build strong, healthy muscle tissue, the team reports in the 15 April issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

We recognised no unexpected low BLI signal in an individual mouse that would suggest accidental intraintestinal administration of D-luciferin.

The latest patent filing from Apple shows us such a mouse that would relegate all 'button' functions into the magical multi-touch function putting your phalanges in the driver's seat.

In a second filing published today, Apple is back on track with its more consumer-oriented patents, this time detailing an evolution of the mouse that would bring more gesture controls to the input device.

This obviously initially sounds pretty horrifying for a company that has had such an issue with privacy issues; Dugan made efforts to allay future fears by saying that these devices couldn't read your silent thoughts, but instead allowed you to control a "brain mouse" that would one day allow you to type up to 100 words per minute.

However, if chimp iPSCs turn out to be outliers compared to human and mouse, that would warrant more investigation.