The phrase "mouse disease" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a disease that affects mice specifically. Example: The researchers were able to create a vaccine for the deadly mouse disease that was causing an epidemic in the lab.
Understanding how pre-mRNA splicing is controlled will be important since at least 40% of the known human and mouse disease gene mutations affect the splicing process.
The mouse disease is considered a good model of multiple sclerosis, but not perfect: some drugs that have worked in the mice have also worked in people, but others have not, and some proved harmful.
Many rare human inherited diseases remain untreatable despite the fact that the disease causing genes are known and adequate mouse disease models have been developed.
Mouse disease models have proven indispensable in glaucoma research, yet the complexity of the vast number of models and mouse strains has also led to confusing findings.
Administration of transforming growth factor-β (TGF-β) has been found to be of therapeutic benefit in various mouse disease models and has potential clinical usefulness.
So far this year I've had a student claim that Labour has had difficulties getting voters to the ballet boxes, another confuse casual and causal (casual relationships can indeed be tricky), and have been told how the 2001 election was disrupted by foot and mouse disease.
Kingsley's team had no idea what the normal gene does, but a team at the University of Tokyo had recently identified the genetic defect behind a similar mouse disease--and determined that its protein product normally generates pyrophosphate on the outside of joint cells to keep the joints scale-free.
Human Muse cells were successfully applied in models of fulminant hepatitis, muscle degeneration and skin injury in different mouse-disease models [21].
Such an aim has been a driving force behind the large-scale standardized phenotyping programmmes such as the European Mouse Disease Clinic [24], the German Mouse Clinic [25] and the Wellcome Trust Sanger Centre Mouse Genetics Programme.
Tables 8 and S5 constitute the mouse DISEASE/PHENOTYPE-to-Gene summaries.
In a sense, each individual human or mouse disease/phenotype gene set becomes a unique hypothesis, testable in a variety of ways.
