Physical models mimicking industrial plants and relevant control issues are usually considered the most interesting targets for effective PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) training.
This understanding was gained by designing relevant experimental models mimicking DNA behavior in the environment of living cell.
ApcMin/+ mice, therefore, are recognized as a genetically relevant animal model mimicking human intestinal carcinogenesis and have been utilized extensively for various chemoprevention studies [ 15].
In a clinically relevant porcine model mimicking aortic cross-clamping-induced kidney I/R injury, Na2S attenuated tissue injury and organ dysfunction as a result of reduced systemic inflammation and oxidative stress.
In a clinically relevant porcine model mimicking aortic cross-clamping during vascular surgery repair of thoracic aortic aneurysm, cEPO protected spinal cord function and integrity as effective as EPO when applied at equipotent doses.
One model mimicked intermittent exposures and the other mimicked more chronic exposures.
The model mimicked normal, restrictive, and obstructive respiratory patterns.
Bioprinted cancer models represent a significant improvement over previous 2D models by mimicking 3D complexity and facilitating physiologically relevant cell cell and cell matrix interactions.
This model mimics clinical equine OA relevant to horses and has relevance to human OA, and involves creating an 8 mm fragment on the distal dorsal aspect of the radial carpal bone.
Although one should be careful in drawing conclusions from findings in animal models for treatment of patients with ARDS, our different lung injury types mimic relevant aspects of the clinical situation.
