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We therefore asked whether the increase in MSN excitability in dopamine-depleted rats could also be sustained by a modification of the A-type K+ current.

A lower lactic acid level in the heat-stressed septic rats could also reflect improved organ perfusion, and therefore increased lactate clearance and utilization.

Here, we evaluate whether functional recovery of peripheral nerve injury in rats could also be prompted by the use of EPO-PLGA microspheres.

Another possible explanation for such EtOH concentration-dependent differences in BEC in the HIV-1Tg rats could also be differential expression of EtOH metabolism-related genes.

Meanwhile, ability of C. borivilianum root extract to lower FBG and HbA1c levels in diabetic rats could also help to reduce the risk of acquiring abnormal sperm morphology and characteristics and sperm oxidative stress [ 55, 59].

I think RATS could also be used as guidance for reviews of papers reporting normative research – or normative inquiries – even by reviewers who do not have a background in normative disciplines.

These results prompted us to see whether impaired PPI in Pax6 rats could be also reinstated by ARA-treatment, providing a potential therapeutic intervention.

The unexpected GST-reactivity in this group of rats could potentially also be explained by cross-reactivity of IgG-responses developed against Phl p 1. To further investigate this matter inhibition assays were performed, in which the ability of both Phl p 1 and GST to block binding of rat IgG to immobilized Phl p 1 was assessed (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

Since these enzymes act in a cascade, we can suggest that the 5′-nucleotidase activity in arthritic rats could be also increased, resulting in a greater amount of adenosine in the extracellular medium to compensate the pro-inflammatory effects of ATP.

In these rats, we could also detect a high expression of shRNA and efficient down regulation of IR (data not shown).

However, this difference may be because of the dissimilarity of the hepatic energy status between ruminants and rats, but could also be caused by less than optimum conditions for the bovine liver during dissection.