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When research into mouse models of genetic disorders emphasizes patterns of mnemonic strengths and weaknesses across domains (i.e., the behavioral endophenotype), the results will not only directly model the disorder being studied, but also serve both as risk prodrome for disease onset or progression and as outcome measures that can be applied by the clinic in interventional studies.

As discussed above, there is good evidence that currently available stroke models effectively model the disorder 'stroke' as well as its consequences.

Overexpressing mutant human transgenes in mice may poorly model the disorder or disorders that characterize the vast majority of AD patients.

Critically, generation of iPSCs from patients diagnosed with specific diseases, means that it is possible to model the disorder using neurons that faithfully recapitulate the cellular environment of a disease state.

Although these models effectively model the disorder (i.e. they are useful for dissecting mechanisms of stroke pathophysiology), they are not well suited for modeling the treatment and care of stroke patients (i.e. translating research findings into therapeutic concepts), who suffer not only from an acute but also a chronic phase of the disease.

Because of this, we have plenty of data to model the disorders of diabetes, hypertension and comorbidity.

In this model the disordered membrane trafficking would be secondary to perturbations in the normal levels and perhaps subcellular distribution of PI3P and PI 3,5 P2, the normal substrates of myotubularins.

SQUEEZE should only be used where it is not possible to model the disordered solvent by normal methods, e.g. when there is a continuous ribbon of diffuse difference density along one of the unit-cell axes.

We further introduce the concept of modeling 'care' of stroke patients, because current preclinical research models the disorder but does not model care or state-of-the-art clinical testing.

For the former, if the authors describe the animal model as a specific model for the disorder of interest, the curators associate the gene studied in the paper directly to the human disease.

Life expectancies had grown, education reforms had produced marked gains in functioning and — of particular interest to Costa — a mouse model of the disorder had recently been developed, opening the door to experimentation.