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The data shows QTL effects on mouse muscle that are similar to those previously observed in livestock, supporting the mouse model.

We conclude that the Drosophila FXS model supports the mouse FXS model in suggesting that minocycline should be an effective treatment for FXS patients.

Interesting future studies that could support our findings in the mouse model may include analysis of BALT in lung tissue from patients who have recovered versus those who have died from respiratory tularemia.

These studies showed that ATAP-iRGD had similar tumor suppression effects to those of BH3-iRGD peptide (equal molar concentration), thus indicating ATAP-iRGD suppresses esophageal tumor growth with limited off-target toxicity in the mouse model (Supporting Information, Figure S11).

Thus, our current results further support the findings from the mouse model that STAG2 inactivation cooperates with KRAS mutation as an early event in the evolution and progression of human PDA.

In keeping with the observations that S100A6 correlates with tumor burden in the mouse model, and supporting further exploration of this biomarker for recurrence monitoring, we found that women with advanced stage OVCA had relatively increased levels of S100A6 in their blood compared to women with early stage disease.

Altogether, the transcriptomic data analyses demonstrate the identification of a gene expression signature from the mouse models that is able to distinguish HCCs from untransformed primary hepatocytes, regardless of the etiological factors, supporting the specificity and relevance of the mouse model to human HCC.

Although these data support direct pathogenicity of ANCA in the mouse model, there remain unanswered questions in human disease.

These results are in line with the results from [ 67] and are also supported by the transcriptome analysis from the mouse model that showed exactly the same regulation pattern for the cluster as our in vitro blood results [ 26].

However, the mouse model did not support a role of CTLA-4 in enhancing pathology.

The expressions of the three genes defining the tissue-type of the human gastric cancer also support the idea that the mouse models are more similar to intestinal-type human cancer.