Recently, we have obtained the new MHCIIΔ/Δmice that are devoid of all endogenous conventional mouse MHC class II genes.
Recently, we have obtained ERα floxed mice and have bred them with nestin-CRE mice to develop mice lacking estrogen receptors in neurons.
Recently, we have obtained preliminary results which demonstrate a strong enhancement of the red PL band of the exposed nc-Si/SiO2 structures after annealing even in the inert ambient; however, a special temperature regime of the thermal treatment is necessary.
More recently, we have obtained AF flies that can even tolerate 4% of O2 perpetually after 32 generations of selection.
Recently we have obtained ca. 20,000 EST sequences from S. exigua larvae exposed to various pathogens using 454-based pyrosequencing.
Recently, we have obtained permission to examine skeletal remains excavated in Japan with paleopathological evidence of leprosy In the present study, we demonstrate M. leprae DNA and SNPs from skeletal remains.
Recently, we have obtained experimental data that support the hypothesis of the existence of the switching phenotype.
Recently, we have obtained enantiomeric excesses up to 88% in the same [4 + 2] cycloadditions of aryl-substituted 1,6-enynes using chiral gold(I) phosphite complexes derived from 3,3′-bis triphenylsilyl -1,1′-bi-2-naphthol.
Recently, we have obtained evidence to indicate that orthotopic transplantation of normal hepatocytes in animals previously exposed to a carcinogenic regimen exerts a delaying effect on the growth of early preneoplastic lesions [ 14].
Recently, we have obtained more conclusive results by developing a comprehensive probabilistic model of intron evolution, and by compiling a data set that is considerably larger than any one previously used [ 19, 20].
We recently have obtained a shotgun sequence of the giant Danio (genus Devario) showing that it has a diploid genome that resembles the zebrafish rather than common carp in its richness of repeat sequences (Spaink and Dirks, unpublished data).
