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In the past decade, forward genetic screens in the mouse have come into their own as a practical method for exploring the genetic basis of many biological processes.

Newton Peripherals, makers of the popular MoGo Mouse, have come up with a technologically-impressive and, perhaps more importantly, dead simple answer to the above problems.

He said a big mouse had come out of a hole in the corner, took the dime and went back in the hole.

The mouse has come a long way since Stanford researcher Douglas Englebart first introduced the clunky "X-Y Position Indicator for a Display System" in 1963.

Despite being excluded from the law's privileges, laboratory mice have come to enjoy equivalent standards of luxury, even if they don't have tiny televisions in their suites.

Mr. Irey tried to console him with good news: the data on the honeybees and mice had come back.

So the mice had come out to play.

Many members of the Northeast Rat and Mouse Club have come to believe that American-bred mice have their own fine points which ought to be recognized in a separate standard.

Most data on neural correlates from mouse models have come from the Ts65Dn line.

Your keyboard or mouse may have come unplugged.

Apartment dwellers should examine the ceilings, floors and walls to see if mice could have come from neighboring apartments.