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Yet, little is known about the origin of inbred rat strains or the genetic relationship between inbred strains and wild rats.

Intestinal epithelial cell number 6 (IEC-6) cell lines (origin of SD rat) were kindly provided by Professor Qingliang Luo.

Our findings suggest that the geographic origins of cotton rats are important determinants of the outcome of VEE infection and reservoir potential of these rodents.

In the present study, adjuvant radioimmunotherapy after cytoreductive surgery for peritoneal carcinomatosis of colorectal origin in rats significantly improved survival, whereas HIPEC did not.

Our data also further suggest that EGC differentially regulate some IEB functions as compared to fibroblasts, although comparison has only been performed on a limited set of genes and one cannot fully rule out that species differences could also be involved (fibroblasts of human origin vs. enteric glia of rat origin).

The origin of the modern fancy rat begins with the rat-catchers of the 18th and 19th centuries who trapped rats throughout Europe.

Injection of CoQ10 into the rostral ventrolateral medulla (medullary origin of sympathetic vasomotor tone) of rats diminished mortality and lipopolysaccharide-induced hypotension during exposure to lipopolysaccharide [ 7].

Further investigations traced the origin of the cowpox virus-infected rats to a rat breeder in the Czech Republic (14 ).

In contrast, the origin of the coexpressing (in rat and mouse) V2RC2 and H2-Mv occurred in a common ancestor of Cricetidae and Muridae, then after the appearance of the V2RA1-5 genes (fig. 7) (Hedges et al. 2006).

Fasting blood glucose was measured in tail blood following light anaesthesia (CO2+O2, 1 1 mixture) at study origin after the rats were deprived of food for 15 h overnight.

This gene was therefore used as an internal reference for the comparison of rats of different origins and ages.