The glycan-hydrolysing activity of EndoS2 on animal IgG was found for the following species: mouse, rat, monkey, sheep, goat, cow and horse.
The two 3′UTR elements of Trp53inp1 and the sequences of their miR-17 family putative binding sites are extremely conserved among different species (mouse, rat, monkey, and human orthologues) (not shown), suggesting a functional role.
Most species (quail, mouse, rat, monkey, and man) have a calculated clearance in the range of 1 to 14%, which are all at least 10 fold lower than the 110% value in the pig (Hagelberg et al., 1989).
On the one hand, one can appreciate the efforts made by Paxinos and colleagues to use identical abbreviations for the same structure across species, including chicken, mouse, rat, monkey and human brains (Paxinos and Huang 1995; Paxinos and Watson 2006; Puelles et al. 2007; Franklin and Paxinos 2007; Mai et al. 2008; Paxinos et al. 2009).
Shah and Betts conducted analyses of bio-distribution data of non-binding mAbs from several different species (mice, rat, monkey, and human).
A wide range of lesion studies on mice, rats, monkeys, and humans all suggest that both contextual and trace fear conditioning memory requires the structural integrity of the hippocampus [2], [7] [15], [18] [24].
Gene expression changes that appear during normal brain aging have been explored using microarrays that interrogate only part of the genome in a number of species, including mice, rats, monkeys, and humans [4], [5], [6], [7].
Every paper published thus far across species (including mice, rats, monkeys, and humans) shows increased "helping" or "cooperation" or "empathy" for cagemates vs non-cagemates, and there is a lot of theory justifying why this should be the case.
The neurons survived, formed new connections and restored lost movement in mouse, rat and monkey models of the disease, with no sign of tumour development.
Modified NEMA NU2-2001 protocols were used in order to simulate performance based on mouse, rat and monkey imaging conditions.
CX3CL1 is the only known member of the CX3C subfamily in human, mouse, rat, and monkey.
