RESULTS: The human placental growth hormone levels in the transgenic mice were comparable to those attained in the third trimester of pregnancy.
NT levels in colons of Cr+ mice were comparable to uninfected mice, Figure 4A.
On the other hand, the saturation levels of LTD amplitude for the wild-type and mutant mice were comparable.
The cellularities of hematopoietic tissues (bone marrow, thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes) of CSRNP-1 deficient mice were comparable to wild type littermates (data not shown).
Moreover, myeloid cell counts in peripheral blood from N1N2K5 TSLPR−/− mice were comparable to controls, while they were increased 5-fold in N1N2K5 mice (Figure 5B).
Also, total follicle numbers in transgenic mice were comparable to WT littermates analyzed at postnatal day 10 (P10), both grossly and microscopically (Fig. 2C, middle and lower panels).
Densitometric measurement of band intensities showed that αB-crystallin levels of 3-month old transgenic mice were comparable to that in non-transgenic mice.
As expected, levels of virus in PBS-treated control mice were comparable at all time points (∼105 TCID50/ml) (Fig. 1F).
In agreement with Togbe et al, a study employing triple knockout mice found that the survival rates of TLR2/4/9−/− mice were comparable to WT mice after Pb-A infection [48].
The effects of exercise training coupled to the deletion of myogenin appeared to be synergistic, because sedentary Myog-deleted mice were comparable to trained wild-type mice in their exercise capacity.
The early developmental subsets of B cells in the BM of TRAF6-ΔB mice were comparable to control mice (Fig. 3a, top panels), with no obvious difference in pre- and pro-B cell subsets (data not shown).
