At 28 days, hearts of doxorubicin-treated mice were characterized by less weight compared with controls, also with remodeling and depressed systolic function of the left ventricle.
The cell population dynamics within the prostates of castrated TRAMP mice were characterized by analyzing the incorporation of 5-bromodeoxyuridine (BrdUrd) and the expression of SV40-Tag, synaptophysin, and androgen receptor (AR).
LP-SOY mice were characterized by lower femoral cortical thickness, bone volume, trabecular number and thickness and increased medullar adiposity when compared to both the LP-CAS and NP-SOY groups.
Compared to MCHWT mice, MCHAtax mice were characterized by a significant drop in MCH mRNAs (−70%), a partial loss of MCH-immunoreactive neurons (−30%) and a marked reduction in brain density of MCH-immunoreactive fibers.
Using this assay, extracts administered to mice were characterized for their Cry1Ab contents.
Nestin-GFPflox-TK mice were characterized for the presence of GFP+ cells in both developing and post natal brains.
Basically, these knockout mice were characterized by lower blood pressure and an enhanced lethality to endotoxin shock [13], [14].
Transgenic mice were characterized and described by Oddo et al. [11] and generously provided by Frank Laferla.
In contrast, retinal microvessels of sEng-expressing mice were characterized by multiple abnormalities, particularly in the superficial vascular plexus.
PP6 cell populations from our MDX/SCID mice or SCID mice were characterized by flow cytometry for CD34 and Sca-1 expression.
The mesenteric and peripheral lymph nodes of S1PLH/H mice were characterized by marked expansion of paracortical areas by sequestered lymphocytes (Fig. 5C).
