Sentence examples for mouse and thus from inspiring English sources

On top of this, I suspected we had a mouse, and thus I was worried about the deadly hantavirus.

These had a stylus with the precision required to replace a mouse – and thus operate existing Windows software – plus excellent handwriting recognition.

However, when the PE tube was subcutaneously implanted into the leg of a living mouse and thus covered by its skin, muscle, and connective tissue, the fluorescence image was seriously blurred due to the strong optical scattering.

In the present study, we employed a rodent model of DIO to overcome the shortcomings of previously used genetic model (the db/db mouse) and thus to provide data with more relevance to human diseases: obesity and T2DM [30].

Here, we focus on Mc1r and Agouti because their interaction has been well characterized in the lab mouse and thus can be extended to the study of melanism in other taxa.

We previously showed that non-symmetrical exons (not related to TEs) that are alternatively spliced in both human and mouse (and thus likely to be functional events) tend to be located near the 5' end of the CDS, whereas conserved symmetrical alternative exons are located throughout the CDS [37].

Chronic infection with viruses and parasites are common in humans, but are absent in laboratory mice, and thus represent potential contributors to inter-species differences in immunity.

To use in vivo gene transfer into the testis by electroporation to express a fluorescent recombinant form of a testis-specific gene in the mature epididymal sperm of mice and thus study the pattern of gene localization.

Synaptosomal choline uptake assays indicated a reduced capacity of striatal high-affinity choline transporters in dopamine transporter knockdown mice, and thus the functional significance of the reduced level of high-affinity choline transporter expression.

Work by Jennifer Pluznick of Johns Hopkins University, in Baltimore, and her colleagues, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, confirms that this link exists at least, in mice and thus probably also in men.

It is therefore worthwhile for people to evolve better repair mechanisms than mice, and thus to age more slowly.The rate at which an animal aged was once believed to be related to its size.