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TH-MYCN mice were typically followed from week 5 through week 12 of age while the xenograft mice were followed beginning on day 2 after injection and then monitored weekly for 6 25 weeks.

Corresponding arteries in BM-transplanted eNOS−/− mice were typically devoid of EGFP+ endothelial cells, but like the WT control mice were uniformly positive for vWF.

However, it should be noted that the proportion of IFN-γ-producing cells of wild-type mice were typically lower here than in other experiments (i.e., restimulation 8 weeks after immunization, Fig 2C).

In contrast, Blbp- cre, Phox2b∆8 mice were typically pink (non-cyanotic) and showed spontaneous/continuous breathing (albeit at slightly reduced frequency; 78 ± 8.5 % of control respiratory rate, n = 3, p > 0.1, Student's t test) (Fig.  5c, e f).

Standard rodent chow and water were supplied ad libitum, except during fasting periods, in which all food was removed (for experiments requiring the induction of torpor in Gpr50−/− mice, WT and Gpr50−/− mice were typically fasted for approximately 16 h before killing; for studies shown in Figure 3, WT female mice were fasted for 48 h).

White-footed mice are typically considered outdoor animals.

It's obviously not on par with a human study, but Bryant adds that mice are typically accurate predictors of humans' addiction liabilities to different drugs.

Our mice are typically housed in an "enriched" environment, so the EE that the mice received was in addition to these enhanced housing conditions.

Transgenic, knockout and other genetically modified mice are typically made using embryonic stem cells, which are then implanted in an early embryo [7], [8].

The beneficial effects of CR on lifespan of normal mice is typically observed after 20 months of age (e.g. [31]).

The overall glucose response in mice is typically consisting of an initial fall (attributable to insulin) followed by a rise (attributable to glucagon and other counter-regulatory hormones) in serum concentrations.