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To elucidate direct molecular interactions between multiple regulatory factors during neuronal differentiation in mice, we characterised genome-wide binding sites of the forkhead/winged helix transcription factor Foxa1, which functions redundantly with Foxa2 to regulate the differentiation of mDA neurons.

Here, we characterised K/BxAg7 mice as a unique model of arthritis/atherosclerosis that recapitulates the same sequence of events occurring in RA.

To address this question, we characterised the morphology, biochemistry and functionality of brain blood vessels in transgenic arctic β-amyloid (arcAβ) mice expressing human amyloid precursor protein (APP) with both the familial AD-causing Swedish and Arctic mutations; these mice are characterised by strong CAA pathology.

9 33 34 Here we show that HFD-D mice were characterised by a large increase in SVF cell number.

In the present study, we successfully isolated FLS from K/BxN mice and characterised multiple inflammatory markers.

In this context, we derived BMSC cultures from ROSA26-L-S-L-Luciferase transgenic mice and characterised these BMSC populations as described by Peister et al [ 21].

Here, we demonstrate that ACKR2 contributes to proper lymphatic vessel network development and that ACKR2-deficient mice are characterised by a denser lymphatic network than WT mice.

Nod2−/− mice are characterised by a higher number of PPs and LFs after birth.

Altogether, these results indicate that under basal condition, PPs of KO mice are characterised by an exaggerated immune response.

Before being tested for CMS effects on sucrose consumption as described above, the BL/6N mice were characterised in their basal ( = non-stressed) behaviour in several paradigms (DaLi, elevated plus maze, open field, resident-intruder test), then following the CMS procedure for 4 weeks were re-tested in the above mentioned paradigms (plus FST) and subjected to additional 3 weeks of CMS.

The Asxl1 knock-out mice are characterised by partial neonatal death.