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But when we began to test these drugs in human cancer cells grown in a dish and in a mouse model, they worked, and they worked, and they worked.

When the research team shut off the stress response in the SMA-affected cells, both in culture and in a mouse model, they were able to keep the motor neuron cells from dying.

Monocytes are recruited early in atherosclerotic plaque development where, through the action of MCSF (and possibly IL-4, as evident in the mouse model), they differentiate into macrophages (Mϕ), primarily skewed towards an M2 form.

As a mouse model they used xenotransplants with a luciferase-expressing, Merlin-deficient meningioma cell line Ben-Men-1.

In a transgenic mouse model, they detected insulinomas of less than 1 mm in diameter using [Lys(In-DTPA)]exendin-4 as tracer.

Using the same allergic mouse model, they found that injection of human tonsil-derived MSCs could reduce allergic symptoms, eosinophilic infiltration and production of pro-allergic cytokines.

In mouse models, they reduce angiogenesis and suppress metastasis.

Later in mouse models, they still saw success overall, but it was a bit more subdued.

Many of them have found satisfying careers applying their scientific knowledge and training on the production side of things, servicing scientists around the world with the mouse models they need to investigate cancers, developmental diseases such as Down syndrome, aging-related diseases like Alzheimer's, and the ever widening range of mouse models that serve as proxies for human ailments.

While no significant increase of REST RNA levels was found in HD cellular and mouse models, they demonstrated that loss of Htt function leads to nuclear translocation of REST in various HD cellular models, thereby causing a REST-mediated repression of several neuronal genes and contributing to neuronal dysfunction.

If some features can be found that persist across mouse models, they may ultimately demonstrate applicability to human disease.