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Moreover, p21 null mice were recently shown to have a highly regenerative phenotype similar to that of MRL mice.

Diurnal activity patterns in house mice were recently observed to persist for months under semi-natural conditions with competition for food access [35].

Likewise, single and combined IR family knockout models in mice were recently established [20], suggesting that the IRR could function as an auxiliary member of the IR family, a role that may extend to other co-expressed recognition molecules, such as the TrkA receptor [21], [22].

Observations of primo-vessels in rabbits, rats, and mice were recently made by applying modern bio-imaging techniques [3], which has not only confirmed Kim's claims but also provided new findings and information, such as in vivo staining of the primo-vessels with Trypan blue [4] and the existence of primo-vessels inside fat tissues [5] and on the surfaces of subcutaneous tumor tissues [6].

Ephrin-A1 knockout mice were recently generated.

However, MR−/− mice were recently demonstrated to exhibit increased survival to Mesocestoides corti infection, a neurocysticercosis model, mainly through the downregulation of inflammatory responses [ 37].

Indeed, a deaf child who has many of the abnormalities identified in the COUP-TFI−/− mice was recently discovered to have a chromosomal microdeletion of the entire COUP-TFI locus [12].

The contribution of B cells and autoantibodies for inflammation pathogenesis in scurfy mice was recently highlighted.

An extensive project, sponsored by the National Toxicology Program, of the photocarcinogenic potential of HAs in SKH-1 mice was recently completed.

Most notably, a strong association of epigenetic marks with long intergenic non-coding RNAs (lincRNAs >200 nucleotides) in humans and mice was recently described [ 9- 11].

The ahl4 locus, which could explain about 40% of the ABR threshold variation in these mice, was recently identified as a mutation in the gene of Cs (Noben-Trauth & Johnson, 2009; Johnson et al., 2012).