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Kempermann's new mouse study shows that chance plays a role in cognitive development.

But now, a mouse study shows that some sex-linked genes don't need hormones to shape male and female behavior.

Yet a new mouse study shows that folic acid supplementation can itself sometimes increase the risk of birth defects or even cause the death of embryos.

A new mouse study shows that perinatal exposure to this pathogen, rather than development of hepatitis itself, may be the single most important factor in the development of liver tumors caused by H. hepaticus [ EHP 116:1352–1356; Diwan et al.].

Dr. Gary Marcus, who studies language acquisition at New York University, said the mouse study showed lots of small effects from the human FOXP2, which fit with the view that FOXP2 plays a vital role in language, probably along with many other genes that remain to be discovered.

In line with this, an earlier mouse study showed that heterozygous CREBBP loss led to increased neoplasia over wild-type mice (Kung et al., 2000).

PV-corrected SUV and 18 F-FDG K i in the tumor were fitted by the functions of Equations 6 to 9. Results of model fittings and model comparison are shown in Tables 1 and 2. All of the models are derived from the mouse study showing a tumor with a diameter of >2.5 mm.

Furthermore, transgenic mouse study showed that the cytosolic Hsp60 suppressed hepatic cell death induced by diethylnitrosamine in vivo.

The high expression levels of two genes (DNMT3A and DNMT3B) related to DNA methylation in our study is also consistent with a mouse study showing the elevated methylation in parthenotes compared to IVF/ICSI embryos [39].

A recent mouse study showed that resident tissue macrophages are the main source of KC and MIP-2 [17], although all types of kidney cells are able to express cytokines and chemokines in vitro [18].

Another mouse study showed that exposure during pregnancy to O3 affected both lung function and reproductive outcomes in the offspring [ 48].