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Mice became heavier with age, and at d 70, myostatin null mice were heavier than wild type mice within sex while males were heavier than females within genotype.

Pancreata from obese mice were heavier (p<0.05) and had more fat histologically (p<0.05).

The fetuses that developed from the eggs of Blobby mice were heavier than those from skinny mice, and they had less mitochondrial DNA in their livers, kidneys, and hearts.

Researchers who examined mice genetically engineered with orexin deficiency found that these mice were heavier than normal mice, despite being fed a more restrictive diet.

At the time of sacrifice, the total weights of the collected tumors from PyVT/ADN mice were heavier than those of PyVT/ADN mice (Table 2).

On the other hand, although the wet weights of lung tissues in female and male PyVT mice were heavier than those in non-transgenic PyVT mice (data not shown), they were not significantly different between mice with reduced and normal adiponectin expressions.

However, an increase in lean mass was also observed in TCF8+/− mice at 2 months of age, suggesting that these young mice are heavier overall and that both lean mass and fat mass contributed to the difference in total body fluids and overall body weight at this early age.

The weight of the soleus muscle decreased, whereas its weight in Mdk−/− mice was heavier than that in Mdk+/+ mice 1 week after injury.

Statistically significant differences were obtained for all comparisons, with the exception of YG8sR males versus Y47R control male mice, which might be due to the Y47R male mice being heavier than YG8sR males (Fig. 2E), so having a reduced ability to hang on to the wire for any extended period of time.

This combination of effects means there is little difference between KO and WT mice of a given sex whose mother carried the KO allele (blue and green curves in the Figure 3), but KO mice are heavier than WT when the father carries the KO (red and orange curves).

Myostatin null mice, as expected, were heavier with increased biceps femoris weight at d 70.