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"Throw a rat — that'd send a message," a man said.

"It's not a rat that'd destroy your household.

"The snake is the main ally of the farmer in Asia," said the miffed minister, pointing out that snakes eat rats that would otherwise be gorging on rice crops.

The gas prevented brain damage in rats that would have been caused by high NMDA doses.

So neuroscientist Cristina Alberini and her team at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City devised a memory test for rats that would help pinpoint IGF-2's modus operandi.

Mind you, if it had been rats, that would've been another story altogether.

The rodents do not develop spontaneous arrhythmias, and we have not yet developed techniques for chronic DVMN inhibition in conscious rats that would allow longitudinal studies.

While we were also interested in selecting for rapid fear extinction, our priority was to find rats that would fail to extinguish.

Figure 5A shows that initially there was no difference in plasma adiponectin in ZDF rats that would become hyperglycemic and those that would not and that both were higher than ZLRs.

For Experiment 1a, the final cumulative D1 and updated D2 scores were compared using two-sample t tests (two-tailed) for the sets of rats that would subsequently comprise the separate behavioral groups in Experiment 1b.