The chapter describes studies in both areas.
Studies in both animals and people have shown that high-protein diets limit longevity.
Studies in both humans and animals suggest that these effects may persist long after the drug has been discontinued.
Dozens of studies in both humans and animals show how uncertainty makes stress harder to manage and therefore more dangerous.
Studies in both countries show the prevalence of loneliness among people older than 60 ranging from 10percentto46percentcent.
Studies in both Europe and North America show that their presence in rivers boosts fish populations, as they create shelter and habitat.
Research underway includes fieldwork in Ethiopia and Turkey, and laboratory studies in both countries and in Berkeley.
Studies in both primates and rodents have revealed a direct monosynaptic descending pathway from FOF/FEF to SC.
This is being done through a variety of histologic, immunohistochemical, and molecular studies in both the dog and cat.
Subsequent studies in both animals and man have shown that many disease states are associated with, and perhaps regulated by, the major histocompatibility complex2,3.
Additionally, the link between an epileptogenic phenotype and hyperactivity of the mTOR pathway has been established from studies in both human and mice28, 30, 48.
