Sleepy mice and normal mice differed significantly from each other, as did sleep-deprived mice and well-rested mice.
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As controls, they also had four pairs of young mice exchange blood with other young mice, and old mice exchange blood with old mice.
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For one, studies on mice have shown that when germ-free mice were fed the stool of obese mice, or even humans, those mice put on weight.
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These mice slept like ordinary mice, but their synapses didn't change their proteins like the ones in ordinary mice.
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After raising mice with other mice, the researchers moved individual mice into two new settings they'd never seen before: one where they were alone, and then a social setting with other mice.
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Compared to lean mice, obese mice have a 50 percent reduction in organisms called Bacteroidetes and a proportional increase in Firmicutes, and lean mice get fat when given fecal transplants from obese mice.
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These two mice, their only crime was to be mice.
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In the wild, deer mice and oldfield mice never interbreed.
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They saw, in sequence, a clip of mice mating, a clip of mice fighting, and a clip of mice sniffing each other.
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They inoculated the mice and then re-introduced the gut bacteria of the timorous mice and the adventurous mice across the sample.
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But after the mice were isolated for a short period, the activity in those neurons surged when those mice were reunited with other mice.
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Do country mice carry the same bacteria and viruses as city mice?
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Dr. Dubal and her colleagues bred these mice with Klotho-boosted mice.
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To investigate whether mice had this behavior, Chen and his colleagues put mice within view of mice that had a condition that made them itch chronically.
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Mice studies don't necessarily have definitive implications for humans, but the researchers did find that male mice were more susceptible to the virus than female mice.
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Importantly, this study was done on mice, and humans are obviously not mice.
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In 2008, scientists introduced the microbiota of obese mice to formerly lean mice.
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The researchers then put the pet-shop mice and the lab mice together.
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Residents have complained about mold, bedbugs, leaks and, yes, mice — plenty of mice.
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Suddenly the mice made simple nests more similar to those of deer mice.
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Further, mice given daily ketamine injections for six months were significantly worse at navigating a maze than both "sober" mice and mice injected regularly for three months.
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I read that mice injected with blood from younger mice improve on cognitive tests.
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One of the key differentiators between gaming mice and regular mice is the sensors.
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It involved injecting newborn or fetal mice with white blood cells from unrelated mice.
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The researchers performed all types of tests on three kinds of mice to make their conclusion: regular control mice, mice that made lots of claudin-2, and mice that didn't make any (the latter two were genetically modified to be that way).
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In particular, sleep-deprived mice had more phosphorylation; Sleepy mice, for their part, had many proteins that were more phosphorylated than in normal mice, while others were phosphorylated less.
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So snakes might be saving seeds by eating mice before the mice digest the seeds.
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When it was tested in mice that were overfed, the mice did not gain weight.
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Mice fed capsaicin had less inflammation in their guts than mice who didn't get it.
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But in the group of microdosing mice, the middle-aged and elderly mice were able to do as well in the tests as the young mice in the control group.
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"Because we can build cellphones but mice can't, we define mice as less intelligent," said Dölen.
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It was only by the third and fourth generation that these mice resembled healthy mice completely.
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Astonishingly, the recipient mice took on the personality traits of the mice whose microbiomes they received.
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They then took the virus out of these mice and successfully infected and paralyzed other mice.
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In the control group, the older mice did worse than the young mice, which makes sense.
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Researchers gave the flu to 25 mice on regular diets and 33 mice on keto diets.
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Using this information, mice are tailored to have genetic characteristics of his, creating Elvis Presley Mice.
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Mice on linalool were more open to exploring, indicating they were less anxious than normal mice.
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Top image: Dystrophin (light green) is seen in cardiac muscle from normal mice (left), missing in mice with DMD (center), and partially restored in Duchenne mice treated with CRISPR/Cas9 (right).
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Several studies found that older mice were more susceptible than younger mice to autoimmune reactions; another study, also in mice, found that obese subjects were more likely to have adverse effects.
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In tests, injected mice spent more time in the dark compartment, whereas uninjected mice exhibited no preference.
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Those birth rates were pretty similar to mice made from Earth-preserved sperm from the same mice.
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You can't test certain treatments without humanized mice, and you can't get humanized mice without fetal tissue.
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And then there is the creation of new mice—mice with particular genes added, or removed, to order.
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The study used both wild mice and genetically altered mice, and that's when things got even more interesting.
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What's more, ancient house mice had to compete with short-tailed "wild" mice to maintain their illustrious territory.
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In tests, injected mice consistently located the platform whereas the mice without injections swam randomly around the maze.
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For example, in mice, researchers blocked a gene that caused cancer, but the mice ended up aging prematurely.
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Instead of sterilizing the mice, the Ectromelia virus the scientists were using killed the mice — all of them.
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Further experiments showed that mice without functioning versions of these neurons drank twice as much as normal mice.
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A. People don't like mice in their homes for a reason: Mice can spread disease and exacerbate asthma.
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Mice also don't get Alzheimer's disease, so scientists mimic it by breeding mice with genes taken from humans.
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When engineered in mice, those mutations truncated their sleep without any obvious ill effects; in particular, mice engineered with the second mutation performed just as well on memory tests as non-sleep-deprived mice.
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And in some experiments, researchers have found that older mice infused with the blood of younger mice become healthier.
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The mice fed from lactating mothers, grew up and either gave birth to their own mice or sired offspring.
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This technique has worked in mice, but in many of these experiments, the old mice weren't just getting blood.
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They found that there was less genetic diversity in the city mice than in the rural mice in general.
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In their little boxes, the mice did mice things, chewing wood or sitting stock-still in tightly knotted poufs.
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Deer mice make three times more vasopressin in the hypothalamus than oldfield mice, Dr. Bendesky and his colleagues found.
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The researchers treated six older rats with plasma from young mice, and six older rats with plasma from older mice.
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When the mice were presented with objects they had encountered before, they approached them without hesitation, as healthy mice should.
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The first litter produced by the treated mice was approximately six weeks later than the mice who were not treated.
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Most of the work was done in mice, where we've extended the life of mice by a factor of two.
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Symptoms were worst among Zika-infected mice that were given dengue antibodies, with only 21 percent of the mice surviving.
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All of the untreated mice died after 30 days in both tumor models (15 mice in one case, 7 mice in the other), but those receiving injections seemed to last days, and in some cases weeks, longer.
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To do so, they got two separate groups of mice kinda drunk: normal mice and another group of mice that had been bred without the ability to create a protein that's involved in the memory-formation process.
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They found that, while such cells were indeed present in the tumours of mice fed ordinary chow, there were 70% more of them in the tumours of mice given doxorubicin alone, 80% more in those of mice that were on the special diet alone and 240% more in mice that had been given both therapies.
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The BPS mice had more defects in their egg and sperm cells than did the control mice, but the level of damage was similar to that seen in mice they exposed to the same dose of BPA alone.
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After 33 days — so, after the mice were no longer getting the THC — scientists gave the mice the Morris water maze test, where mice have to escape a round pool by finding a platform that helps it escape.
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Next they used a mouse-adapted strain of the Zika virus on mice with aggressive brain tumors and found that tumor growth slowed—and the mice lived two to three times longer than mice in the control group.
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They injected the nanoparticles into mice with breast cancer and found that three of the nine mice that had the nanoparticle treatment showed no signs of the cancer spreading, compared to all 10 mice in the control group.
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And the mice bred with these human-like neurons were able to better fend off brain infection than mice without them.
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Old mice given THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, did better on learning and memory tests — though young mice did worse.
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Mice who were administered CBD had fewer brain cells die from brain injury, when compared to mice that didn't have CBD.
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Other mice were then placed in the "jail block" and were free to visit the imprisoned mice or ignore them completely.
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The mice that were genetically engineered to express the gene learned the pathway of mazes faster than mice without the gene.
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It doesn't help that labs use radiation to cause artificial aging, or that lab mice live much longer than wild mice.
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On average, adult mice treated with metformin didn't perform any better on maze tests of their memory than control mice did.
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The exact genetic makeup of the lab mice's parents was not known, and the control group of mice and the CRISPR'd mice weren't siblings, the editorial explained, so it was impossible for the researchers to tell whether the genetic differences between the control mice and the CRISPR'd mice was due to off-target effects or just natural variation.
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When the researchers looked at the bacteria present in the guts of mice from the different groups, they found that the weight-cycling mice—even after losing weight—had different gut microbes than mice that had never been fat.
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Once you've used the peppermint to drive the mice away, here's how to keep mice away and have a mouse-free house .
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See, scientists already know that it's possible to genetically engineer mice to run a lot longer than normal mice without getting tired.
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It's why SteelSeries installed side grips—rubber molded plastic— on their mice, so players can lift and recenter their mice more comfortably.
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When given to mice, either via an intranasal spray or direct infusion, the mice showed "significantly higher survival rates" than untreated rodents.
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In a past study, scientists transplanted a healthy microbiome including this bacteria into malnourished mice, and it helped the mice grow more.
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For example, the pupils of injected mice became dilated when exposed to NIR, whereas the pupils of mice without injections did not.
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The weight-cycling mice, with their lower flavonoid levels, also had lower calorie burn for their body weight than the lean mice.
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The startup has treated its solution with mice infected with MRSA and were able to cure 219 percent of the infected mice.
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Compromised mice that didn't get the drug all died within a week of infection (normal mice are not susceptible to Bourbon virus).
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To test their hypothesis, the researchers exposed mice to a noise and then immediately administered a mild electric shock to the mice.
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A mutation in a gene called SHANK3 can cause mice to groom themselves repetitively and avoid contact with other mice, for example.
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The scientists injected the stem cells into mice embryos and transplanted the embryos into female mice, which birthed 13 so-called chimeras.
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In the laboratory, he injected newborn mice with a chemical extract, containing nerve growth factor, that had been taken from adult mice.
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During the final phase of Natufian culture, just prior to the Neolithic period and the onset of farming, house mice once again rebounded, accounted for 80 percent of the mice population, with wild mice accounting for the remaining 20 percent.
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Researchers then isolated a strain of Veillonella from a marathon runner and inserted it into the colons of lab mice — they found the mice given Veillonella ran 13% longer on a treadmill compared to mice who were not given the bacteria.
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Older mice showed no significant improvement in the growth of brain neuron stem cells after receiving young blood, but younger mice who received older blood experienced more than a twofold drop in brain cell development compared to normal young mice.
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The mice that ate during off-hours gained significantly more weight over time, even though all the mice ate about the same amount of food: This research suggested that unusual feeding times in mice increased the risk of weight gain.
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The re-engineered cancer cells targeted and killed recurrent and metastatic cancer in the mice and increased the survival rate of the mice.
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If they are successful, those mice may eventually be released on sea islands where mice have been known to prey on albatross chicks.
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However, the mice that received the therapy did not do as well as normal mice on muscle tests, so it's not a cure.
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Both groups of mice lost weight after being infected, but the treated mice began to regain their weight as the treatment went on.
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A revamped technique for exchanging blood between mice has shown that young blood isn't responsible for the rejuvenating effects seen in older mice.
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Monadjem: There was the giant rat, there were spiny mice, there were soft-furred mice that I caught quite commonly in the traps.
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In an experiment, mice subjected to a three-day "alcoholic weekend" were found to eat significantly more food than mice that stayed sober.
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Dr Masopust and his colleagues compared their white blood cells to those from mice bought from a pet shop, and from wild mice.
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The researchers then pulled the mice off drugs for three months, and the mice in both groups returned to their baseline muscle mass.
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Wrangham found that mice fed raw peanuts, for instance, lost significantly more weight than mice fed the equivalent amount of roasted peanut butter.
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In his research on Alzheimer's, Dr. Sisodia and his colleagues transferred stool from ordinary mice into the mice they had treated with antibiotics.
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About 17 percent of mice infected with the Cambodian strain died, compared to 100 percent of mice infected with the Latin American strains.
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After the human microbiota was transplanted into the mice, the mice got to eat either like typical Americans or like the calorie restrictors.
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She found that, while the genetically engineered mice and the BTBR mice had, as expected, reduced levels of L. reuteri, and those with bacteria-free guts were (obviously) free of the bug altogether, the valproic-acid mice had normal amounts of the bacterium.
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In mice studies, genetic modifications that cause the rodents to make greater amounts of a single protein, sirtuin 6, have resulted in longer life spans (although some scientists think that the intervention merely helped male mice to live as long as female mice).
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According to their results, the brains of mice that had received alcohol showed impaired mitochondria — but not among those mice that had also exercised.
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The mice that have remained are food to migratory burrowing owls, which switch to preying on rare ashy-storm petrels when mice aren't available.
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What researchers can learn from mice Limoli and his team exposed mice to similar radiation, such as fully ionized oxygen and titanium, over time.
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A standard way to stress mice is to move them to new cages, with new mice, from time to time until they reach adulthood.
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In the study, researchers were using a strain of mice that had mutations causing early onset retinal degeneration—a disorder that blinded the mice.
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Normal mice remember this and freeze in fear if put back in the box the following day, but mice with Alzheimer's scamper about unfazed.
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For the two other models, scientists studied mice with actively replicating HIV infections and mice with latent infections that lie dormant within the cells.
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And it's just a matter of, you know, you've got mice in your house, how do you get the mice out of the house?
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In rodent studies, neonatal mice exposed to thirdhand smoke over a period of several weeks weighed significantly less than mice in a control group.
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Instead, we have a lot of white-footed mice and deer, and it turns out that white-footed mice don't control tick populations well.
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A 2011 study found that mice who received daily BPA injections had lower sperm counts and testosterone levels than mice who received saline injections.
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None of the 20 mice exposed to e-cigarette smoke without nicotine developed cancer over the four years they studied the mice, researchers said.
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Hybrid mice that inherited two copies of the oldfield locus built more elaborate nests than those inheriting this DNA only from the deer mice.
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He showed that it was possible to "train" the immune systems of mice so that they would not reject tissue transplanted from other mice.
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When the mice were adults, researchers placed skin grafts from the unrelated mice onto the backs of those that had received the blood cells.
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One experiment, for instance, involved breeding mice with these cells in their paws that could be activated when the mice were exposed to light.
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Following in the vein of their original experiments with BPA, Hunt's team exposed more mice to low doses of BPS, and compared their reproductive health to mice exposed to BPA and mice raised in fresh new cages, presumably free of any BPA/BPS contamination.
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To test the hypothesis that the gut microbes in the weight-cycling mice led to their rapid secondary weight gain, the researchers transferred those microbes to mice that had no gut microbes of their own and exposed those mice to a high-fat diet.
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Typically, ticks contract the disease from white-footed mice while still larvae, then pass it along to humans, deer, and other mice when they bite.
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The researchers tested the device for 10 days in mice with bone cancer, and compared the results with mice that received a typical chemotherapy treatment.
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In another experiment, the researchers housed calorie-restricted mice and American diet mice together, and again observed how each group's microbiome responded to either diet.
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It worked quite well, clearing out about 60 to 70 percent of senescent cells in middle-aged mice (which for mice is about 12 months).
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Lo and behold, the germ-free mice exposed to the weight-cycling microbes gained weight faster than those given microbes from mice on normal chow.
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For eight weeks, he and his colleagues fed ethanol both to ordinary mice and to mice genetically engineered to lack the two pertinent lectin molecules.
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In this latest study, Karp's team quantified the difference between male and female mice by analyzing around 230 physical characteristics of more than 50,000 mice.
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Or rather, in certain cases where bacteria causes diarrhea in mice—call it traveler's diarrhea for mice—since that's the way they did their research.
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The regular mice had runnier poop when they got sick, and the mice who made lots of claudin-2 sort of always had runny poop.
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Neither study was designed to look into whether the running mice thought and remembered differently than mice that were sedentary for most of the day.
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Like some of the other mice on the list, the mouse also features thumb buttons, meaning it's a little more functional than some other mice.
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The team also saw improved organ health in normal mice but, because the mice are still living, could not yet say if longevity was extended.
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None of the 20 mice exposed to e-cigarette vaper without nicotine developed cancer over the four years they studied the mice, the researchers said.
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The same thing happened when they replaced the natural gut bacteria of unaffected mice with gut bacteria from these mice via a fecal microbiota transplant.
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Twenty years earlier, while studying mice genetics, they found that the female mice they had been using as controls were producing more unhealthy eggs than usual.
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Unexpectedly to the researchers, the mice delivered bonus organs after the injection of rat stem cells: gallbladders, which are present in mice but not in rats.
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One experiment revealed that giving untreated mice a dose of immune cells taken from the iPSC-treated mice bolstered their defenses too and reduced tumor growth.
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I mean it's not like the mice I carried on my first space flight, or the mice and rodents that my brother dealt with in space.
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The researchers stimulated the neurons of four mice to make them produce more dopamine, and blocked the neurons of four mice to make them produce less.
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But if the mice got bacteria from babies who were allergic to milk, the mice had an allergic reaction to milk, and not a mild one.
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While deleting one gene won't carry other, unintended consequences in one strain of mice, it can have different, harmful effects in other mice populations, Gronostajski noted.
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The mice were also long-lived, a discovery that was made accidentally when a lab technician asked Kopchick what he should do with their elderly mice.
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"Admittedly, this study was done in mice"—again with the mice—"so it is not yet clear whether the same principles operate in humans," he explains.
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And when the team created mice whose B-cells couldn't produce a protein called MyD88, the mice no longer produced IgE in response to the ticks.
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The swap, they found, had no effect on how the mice behaved when they grew up: Oldfield parents were still solicitous, deer mice much less so.
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But other forms of humanized mice, such as mice engineered to have a human immune system, are routine laboratory animals that seem to occasion little angst.
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Michael A. Long N.Y.U. Medical School Alston's singing mice sometimes belt out a song when they're alone, but they're especially vocal when other mice are around.
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For example, while OCT4 is important for early development in both mice and humans, Bertero's colleagues showed that it's required much earlier in humans than mice.
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Once the four mice arrive, they will spend several weeks in quarantine, be tested to make sure they have Maxwell's specific "point" mutation in the SLC6A2500 gene, and breed with normal lab mice to produce generations of mixed-inheritance mice to serve as controls in future experiments.
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Essentially, scientists noticed that old mice given blood from young mice appeared to exhibit some signs of better health and possibly even a reversal of aging. Possibly.
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Each time the mice drank a sugar solution, the researchers injected them with chemicals that made them nauseated; the mice learned to associate the solution with nausea.
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They found that when gut bacteria from healthy human babies were put into germ-free mice, those mice were protected from an allergic reaction to cow's milk.
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Normally, mice do not develop Zika infections, so each of the research teams developed different ways to cause pregnant mice to pass the virus to their offspring.
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If he could succeed in lab mice, he could succeed with the wild mice and rats that eat the eggs and young of rare species on islands.
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After replacing their biological ovaries with the bioprosthetic, the mice were able to ovulate normally, give birth to healthy and presumably adorable baby mice, and nurse them.
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One day, during an experiment, somebody was about to send a group of genetically altered mice through when they noticed that one of the mice was dead.
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Instead of scurrying into corners to avoid detection by predators, as mice normally do, these mice sauntered out into the open as if looking for a party.
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The release of a few hundred thousand engineered mice over the course of about a year, Dr. Esvelt said, would ensure a stable population of resistant mice.
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While similar results had been seen with different drugs when tested on mice in the past, the human epidermis is five times thicker than that of mice.
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Their cages were separated from those of the adult mice, so the young mice would not have watched their mothers working out and tried to emulate them.
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"There have been a large number of mice studies and in most cases, by and large, most of the mice [cloned] offspring seem relatively healthy," said Sinclair.
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Compared with a control group of mice that did not fly on the mission, the space-flown mice lost weight in the form of lean muscle mass.
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ZMapp relies on engineered antibodies originally produced by Ebola-infected mice, while REGN-EB3 is a cocktail of three types of monoclonal antibodies also generated in mice.
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The scientists harvested gut bacteria from humans, transplanted them into mice bred under sterile conditions, and then fed the mice either American-style or plant-based diets.
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They also looked at mice that ate all normal chow, all high-fat chow, and mice that ate normal chow for two of the three periods, then went on a high-fat diet for the first time when the weight-cycling mice were returning to the high-fat diet.
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Tears from mice with C. mastitidis were more lethal to pathogenic strains of the fungi Candida albicans and bacteria Pseudomonas than the tears of mice lacking the bacteria.
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Previous research has created mice without that ZFHX2 gene, and those mice turned out to be pretty weird: They were more hyperactive and showed signs of mouse depression.
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Wild mice are not typically vulnerable to Zika, so researchers use a genetically altered form of mice that have weakened immune systems, making them more similar to humans.
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There, rival mice are dividing-up their territory in a process known as "habitat partitioning," where house mice mainly use settlements and wild ones use more natural settings.
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Analysis showed some damage to the space-preserved sperms' DNA, but after they were transferred to female mice via in vitro fertilization, the mice moms had healthy pups.
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The control group of mice that hadn't received a dose of cannabis performed as expected—the young mice outperformed the middle-aged and elderly subjects across the board.
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Serum full of the antibody was taken from these mice, sprayed on brain sections of normal mice and photographed to show "brain damage" supposedly caused by HPV vaccine.
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Increasing the amount of 2-AG produced mice that were stress-resilient; depleting the 2-AG produced mice more likely to develop "anxiety-like behaviors" after facing stress.
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The scientists began their experiments already suspecting that it might be fruitful to look at phosphorylation in mice with the Sik803 mutation, which they aptly call Sleepy mice.
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In a new study, mice were modified to be similarly deficient in this molecule, which caused a twofold increase in atherosclerosis compared with mice who were not modified.
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"Mice colonized with microbiota from healthy donors gained significantly more weight and lean body mass than mice colonized with microbiota from undernourished donors," the Washington University study said.
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The research in mice was particularly interesting because it showed that mice who slept well reduced their levels of beta amyloid, effectively clearing the toxin from their brains.
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Next, they applied lugdunin on the mice — and those S. aureus colonies were either reduced in number or killed off entirely in all the mice except for two.
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We go back and forth between mice and humans: When we find something in mice, we go and look at how well that accounts for variability in humans.
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However, he indicated that even when testing on mice becomes necessary, they are not doing anything differently from many Pharma companies out there that also test on mice.
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They found that mice injected with antibodies from either virus were more likely to die from Zika or have more severe symptoms than mice exposed to Zika alone.
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When he took healthy mice and knocked out a key clock gene in the brain's master clock, they looked just like the depressed mice he'd been studying earlier.
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"Usually mice live two years, but these mice were dying after two or three months," said Dr. Kuro-o, now a professor at Jichi Medical University in Japan.
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The mice living in germ-free environments ended up having higher amounts of anxiety and even more symptoms of depression, compared to the mice living in a regular environment.
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In 2009, a team in China reported that they had similarly isolated "female germline stem cells" in the ovarian tissue of mice, which they then transplanted into infertile mice.
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In the mouse experiments, mice that were fed low doses of propionate for long periods of time also gradually gained more weight than mice that did not consume propionate.
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For instance, researchers have found that the brains of older mice show increased synaptic activity, neurogenesis, and plasticity, as a result of sharing a circulatory system with younger mice.
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Scientists around the East coast all noted a spike in white-footed mice populations last summer, with some areas seeing more mice than they'd seen in almost thirty years.
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Ticks typically contract the pathogen from white-footed mice, which they often feed on while still larvae, passing it on to humans and other mice when they bite again.
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Logitech has announced its first silent mice, which will hopefully be enough to convince your boss to replace those aging mice that torment your ears on a daily basis.
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The team next did a similar experiment with live mice, finding that bacteria exposed to triclosan could survive in mice up to 100 times better than the control germs.
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Researchers at Baylor showed that while mice exposed to e-cigarette vapor didn't develop the same diseases as cigarette-smoking mice, they did develop another worrying set of problems.
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In mice bred to be unable to respond to osteocalcin, their fight-or-flight response was drastically muted, but the same wasn't true when mice lacked their adrenal glands.
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The researchers found that the BCG infection still appeared to protect the mice against tumor growth even if tumors developed 26 days after the mice received the BCG injection.
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In fact, mice still played a major role in this study too: Bertero's role was to help optimize techniques in mice before the team ever touched a human embryo.
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When researchers have compared the microbiomes of mice eating a bland, low-fiber, high-fat diet (one that resembles Western-style, ultraprocessed food) to mice eating a fiber-enriched high-fat diet, the two sets of rodents had distinctly different microbiomes: Mice on the low-fiber diet had a marked reduction in the total numbers of bacteria in their gut and a less diverse microbiome compared to the mice on the high-fiber diet.
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The parasite essentially hijacks the mice to make them stop being afraid of cats and even love the smell of their urine — which of course makes mice easier to catch.
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These microscopic fellow travellers differ among strains of mice, or among otherwise identical mice bred in different places, or even in the same mouse from one season to the next.
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So, the researchers tried this out in mice, and the tumors that regrew after surgery were more than three times smaller in the mice treated with the neural stem cells.
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The mice in the 2015 study were running an average of three miles a day — but again, they're mice, so it's hard to say how that would translate to humans.
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In a new study in Nature, he and colleagues put mice into an augmented reality system where they could control the noises the mice heard when they were running around.
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After the transplant, mice given doses of camphor survived longer than those treated with immunotherapy, and in one experiment, two mice defeated their cancer altogether, despite receiving no active drug.
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In a follow-up to these findings, immunologist Donata Vercelli exposed genetically modified mice to house dust extracted from the homes (these mice were engineered to have weakened immune responses).
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Razer Mamba Razer Seiren First off, let's talk gaming mice: Much like how audiophiles are devoted to wired headphones over wireless ones, PC gamers swear by using wired gaming mice.
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Moreover, mice genetically engineered to produce human amyloid protein that were injected with material from these samples developed significantly more amyloid plaques than did mice injected with synthetic growth hormone.
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As such, the scientists found the creatures were without access to the molecule interacted less other mice in their environment, despite the fact that mice are usually incredibly social creatures.
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The NIH, for instance, doesn't provide any formal advice on how scientists should study both genders, which has led some to first perform experiments with male mice, then female mice.
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When this experimental drug was given to mice, the rodents showed slower blood clot formation, yet they also did not bleed longer than untreated mice, Tseng and her colleagues found.
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Using mice to examine how weight gain differs between the sexes depending on physical activity and energy expenditure, researchers were able to turn obese male mice into lean, healthy specimens.
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For example, intriguing studies show that moving the microbiota of anxious mice to germ-free, non-anxious mice could increase their anxiety levels, and the reverse was true as well.
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Mice are also sharing space on the station with the astronauts in a mouse habitat so they can study how the mice and their gene expression reacts to zero gravity.
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But Dr. Britton also found that mice infected with those virulent strains of C. diff that consumed the sugar fared worse than infected mice that were not fed the sugar.
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When mice consumed the Veillonella, their treadmill runs were better than those of mice not given the same bacterial diet, according to new research published Monday in the journal Nature Medicine.
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Scientists recently demonstrated that it's possible to target and erase memories in mice, while also "incepting," or introducing, episodic hippocampal and cortical memories into mice via optogenetic alteration of individual neurons.
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Lab tests showed that lugdunin can be used to treat skin infections in mice, and destroy methicillin-resistant S. aureus—the superbug otherwise known as MRSA—in both rats and mice.
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"The beads were implanted into the mice and were well-tolerated, not harming the mice or affecting their reproductive tract and mating behavior," said Dr. Jurrien Dean, a colleague of Avella's.
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Partridge and her co-authors also detail different techniques that have been tested on mice to reduce the effects of aging, including transfusing blood from human umbilical cords into older mice.
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Fertilization rates in the untreated mice and those implanted with uncoated beads was above 80 percent, but in the mice implanted with peptide-covered beads it was just above 1 percent.
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More recently, people have injected dead mice with acetaminophen (Tylenol) — which is deadly to snakes — and fired the mice out of a helicopter into trees to bait and kill the snakes.
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A research team from University of Lyon fed a low-nutrient diet to mice with both a typical mixture of gut bacteria and to mice with no gut bacteria at all.
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They reveal that, within a six month period in 20133, the laboratory accidentally bleached more than 11,000 zebrafish, killed 53 mice of dehydration, and mistakenly allowed nine mice to develop cancer.
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Mice living inside a larger cage with a few added objects are much more resistant to features of depression, anxiety, addiction, schizophrenia, Alzheimer's disease than mice living inside standard-issue cages.
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These "humanized mice," they also found, could then be infected with coronaviruses — to which ordinary mice are not susceptible — closely related to the one that causes the new disease, Covid-219.
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Munshi-South found there was scant gene flow between New York's various white-footed mouse populations—mice from the Bronx showed no signs of having recently mated with mice from Manhattan.
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Of greater note, however, were the sharp genetic differences between city mice and their country relatives: The city mice had conspicuous alterations in genes linked to metabolism, immune response, and detoxification.
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Researchers eliminate H.I.V. from infected mice Researchers in the United States say they have eliminated H.I.V. from infected mice for the first time, marking yet another promising step toward a cure.
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These 'humanized mice,' they also found, could then be infected with coronaviruses — to which ordinary mice are not susceptible — closely related to the one that causes the new disease, covid-19.
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"In tumor-bearing mice, running did not alter the frequency of NK cells in these organs, yet these mice showed pronounced accumulation of NK cells in their tumor," the study continues.
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Wild rodents — chipmunks, mice, squirrels — can carry the bacteria.
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Of course, these are mice and rats — not humans.
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However, we usually think of people brawling — not mice.
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It turned out that the inhibitor was successful in delaying and preventing tumor growth in both the tissue samples and mice, compared with the samples and mice that didn't receive the drug.
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When the team used techniques to block GRP, as well as the receptor that it binds to, the mice did not scratch themselves when they saw other mice scratching, the researchers found.
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In one recent experiment, when scientists made mice produce more dopamine, the mice underestimated time — meaning that it probably felt to them like time was going more quickly than it objectively was.
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Then they took another group of mice and offered them exactly the same seemingly unhealthy diet, but this time they only let the mice eat for nine to 12 hours each day.
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They would then release those lab-engineered mice to mate in the wild, eventually causing the wild mouse population to crash as the gene drive ensures that only male mice are born.
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The elegantly simple account works exactly as advertised, adding the words "IN MICE" to sensationalized news stories that trumpet the latest scientific discoveries—without noting these discoveries were found in lab mice.
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Six hours of any activity per day is a huge amount of time, particularly when it involves nocturnal mammals like mice (although the researchers say the mice show no signs of stress).
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Out of 30 mice, Thomas and Pfitzner did get three dark-gray mice with patches and sprays of white, suggesting that the drive worked in some, but not all, of their cells.
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Seven out of eight mice that received the "standard" dose survived but none of the other mice that received either a low dose, the placebo or ribavirin were alive after 28 days.
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They hope to have mice ready for distribution, at cost, by May, according to Cat Lutz, director of the mouse repository, with responsibility for thousands of strains of mice, including the hACE2.
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In a study in the journal Nature in 63, Old and his colleagues describe how the growth of sarcoma tumors transplanted into mice was inhibited if the mice were infected with BCG.
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Notably, the weight-cycling mice regained weight faster during that third stretch on the high-fat diet than the mice exposed to fatty foods for the first time: Like humans who lose weight and then seem to gain it back again in a hot minute, the mice that had once been fat gained back the weight more easily.
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The other is the fact that it's much more pertinent for normal people to say that [this research] is in patients than in mice, or in a particular strain of genetically modified mice.
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In the tiny ear-punched mouse, then, was the seed of an unprecedented possibility—that humans could not just change a few mice in an Australian lab but permanently alter all mice, everywhere.
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These BK potassium channels are particularly active in the suprachiasmatic nucleus, and in mice, which have sleep schedules opposite of humans, these channels are most active at night while the mice are awake.
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In 2011, Michael A. Long, a neuroscientist at N.Y.U. Medical School, first heard about Alston's singing mice and realized that when it comes to sound, they're a lot more interesting than lab mice.
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The technology utilizes cells derived from the cochlea of mice.
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Logitech currently has two mice available: The G21.18 and G2903.
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Some of the mice were also made to develop tumors.
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Again, Bamji wanted to encourage bad habits in some mice.
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Then the mice were left to roam as they please.
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As it turned out, they did, at least in mice.
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They began with two closely related species: rats and mice.
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But people get Lyme disease from ticks, not mice, right?
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This venomous centipede feeds on mice, lizards, frogs, and bats.
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All told, 3m mice a year ride this conveyor belt.
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The second group of mice were not given any alcohol.
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Mice, by contrast, suffocated and died after just 15 minutes.
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So far, the treatment has only been tested in mice.
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The results would surprise no one: The mice got fat.
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Image: Northwestern UniversityAnd eventually, the mice gave birth to pups.
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They looked like they were hunting mice in their dreams.
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To carry out their experiments the team turned to mice.
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Their hands are blurs over keyboards, mice dart across tabletops.
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At that time, the drugs had succeeded only in mice.
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Then, the mice were left to choose between either setting.
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No stranger to shooting bugs, rattlesnakes, rats, mice, birds, etc.
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In mice, certain microbes are thought to protect against diabetes.
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"And mice will always find a way to get in."
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Mice used for experiments are raised in unnaturally clean conditions.
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Beef, pork, lamb, deer, and mice can trigger the allergy.
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Or at least, on the brains of adolescent lab mice.
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The mice then exhibited the behavioural traits of the bacteria.
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After all, human beings live much longer than mice do.
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With the pathway off, the mice lost their fear entirely.
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Still, drugs that work in mice often fail in humans.
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The mice, like Ms. Johnson, had almost no fat tissue.
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This cat and dog pair got an upgrade with mice.
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Greenwich Village, Manhattan Mice don't materialize out of thin air.
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In the end, keyboards and mice are about personal preference.
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And, again, so far this is all just in mice.
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This thing is the Swiss Army knife of gaming mice.
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A study of mice suggests that the culprit is fat.
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At first she didn't see an effect in her mice.
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Clinical trials of such technology is already beginning on mice.
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They hang around and take care of mice for homeowners.
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A study in mice is not a study in humans.
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Of course, this experiment used mice, which are not people.
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Its effect on mice was mild, like the Cambodian strain.
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As such, trials can expand quickly from mice to humans.
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"My house has mice," she said with a deep frown.
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The material has been produced, it's been put into mice.
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Animals like house mice live about two years on average.
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But other hybrids provided as much care as oldfield mice.
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These mice were still capable of feeling quickly stressed out.
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Four weeks later, they injected the mice with cancer cells.
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The mice only have a tumor each, in the leg.
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Mice and guinea pigs fed phthalates also had testicular damage.
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The winter wind — and mice — sneak in through invisible fissures.
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Bruno can't chase mice, but he can ride a skateboard.
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In one recent study, researchers found that mice fed a high-fat diet between 2000am and 5pm gained 28 percent less weight than mice fed the exact same food across a 24-hour period.
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Only 45 percent of mice with tumors steeped in post-exercise serum developed tumors, compared with 90 percent of mice with tumors not exposed to post-exercise serum or exposed to pre-exercise serum.
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The new findings bolster previous research by Conboy, which explored the benefits of exposing older mice to the blood and blood serum of younger mice and found improvements in the activity of liver cells.
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In one recent study, researchers found that mice fed a high-fat diet between 230am and 2000pm gained 28 percent less weight than mice fed the exact same food across a 24-hour period.
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The peptide beads reduced fertilization rates in mice to just above 1 percent Scientists tested whether the peptide-covered beads acted as decoys for sperm first in external containers, and then in living mice.
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Studying the genetic basis of psychiatric conditions in mice, the standard model organism, leads to often unsatisfactory results because mice often don't display the expected psychiatric behaviors despite being preloaded with the right genes.
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Studies of mice in space have been done before, including experiments done on the Space Shuttle, but the primary point of those efforts was to assess the viability of working with mice in microgravity.
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But mice eat one another's feces, and when the two types of mice were caged together, the malnourished ones picked up the bacteria of the healthy ones and grew stronger on the same diet.
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Published in 1998, it is about two mice, and two small mice-sized people, who are scurrying around a maze looking for cheese and discover they must leave their comfort zone to pursue it.
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"In mice, it seems that rocking acts through the vestibular system (the sensory system responsible for balance and spatial orientation) and impinges directly on the sleep circuitry, stopping mice from maintaining their wakefulness," Kompotis said.
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And when Hunt's team bred some of the original male mice exposed to BPS with healthy females, that's exactly what they found: The second generation of mice continued to have more reproductive issues than normal.
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These mice had less tumor growth and fewer damaged cells in other organs than the mice that received the standard chemo treatment, which floods the whole body with the chemo drug and can be toxic.
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Both of the weaponized stem cell groups were able to significantly shrink the tumors and keep the mice alive by about an extra 30 days (for scale, mice usually live an average of two years).
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Image: WikimediaThis story goes back to 2005, when UC Berkeley bioengineer Irina Conboy discovered that older mice experienced tissue rejuvenation when surgically tethered to younger mice, allowing for blood to be exchanged between the two.
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The studies in pregnant mice, published in the journals Nature, Cell and Cell Stem Cell, showed Zika invading brain cells in fetal mice, demonstrating convincingly that Zika can attack fetal brain tissue and cause injury.
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And, of the mice injected with diethylnitrosamine, only 31% of those with wheels in their enclosures developed tumours at all—in contrast to a 75% tumour-development rate in mice lacking access to a wheel.
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In a study published in the journal Aging Cell, they described how senolytic drugs can alleviate symptoms of frailty in mice and extend the length of time the mice are healthy as they grow old.
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We showed that in inebriated mice (which fall asleep much faster than drunk humans), the treatment decreased the blood alcohol level by 45 percent in just four hours compared to mice that didn't receive any.
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During the SARS outbreak, more men were infected than women, and researchers at the University of Iowa carried out a study on mice that found male mice were more susceptible to the virus than females.
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Understand that she is finding too the tiny bald mice in the corner of a drawer full of painting rags — the tiny blind mice hidden in the soft remains of ancient bedsheets fallen to ruin.
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The findings, published on Thursday in the journal "Cell Stem Cell," are the first to look at whether Zika can attack the same kinds of cells in adult mice that they do in fetal mice.
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It's a very Of Mice And Men moment, shall we say.
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Below the highway, a swarm of mice devor one such fawn.
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Sharpe showed the regeneration when he tested the drug on mice.
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All of the healthy mice in the experiment resisted probiotic colonization.
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The duration varied from 0.8 seconds (mice) to 6.5 seconds (people).
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But mice who took the drug could run for 270 minutes.
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Defense and deficit hawks will each claw for the spending mice.
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And older mice given THC did better than the control group.
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Indeed, CRISPR may usher in the era of true designer mice.
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But not all mice are equal, even if their genomes are.
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It's like burning down a house to rid it of mice.
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The scientists then gave the mice various learning and memory tests.
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Unsurprisingly, the boozy-weekender mice ate more than their sober counterparts.
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Say what you will about mice — at least they're complete organisms.
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The two mice continue to hunt for newer sources of cheese.
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Using cocaine, the researchers trained mice to prefer a particular environment.
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Human-sized external ears were implanted under the skin of mice.
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Mice studies, particularly those involving aging, don't translate well to humans.
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These ancient mice remained harmless commensals until the development of farming.
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Their relocation efforts would have scattered mice back into the wild.
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They might learn a thing or two from mice and fish.
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There's a great study on mice in Nebraska that's wrapping up.
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In morphine, mice built up a tolerance after just five days.
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When these cells were switched on, the mice recalled feeling afraid.
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Mice and their brains aren't a perfect proxy for people, obviously.
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In 2011 he published the results: Virtually all the mice survived.
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To study this, Diamond and colleagues injected male mice with Zika.
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But overall, the testes appeared normal compared with other lab mice.
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Diamond's experiments, published in Cell, involved mice with compromised immune systems.
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In one, the team bred mice with genetically weakened immune systems.
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And no modified mice will be released without a formal vote.
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In offices, desks are tidier thanks to Bluetooth keyboards and mice.
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But the young mice infused with old blood did much worse.
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The scientists said that the mice experienced no significant side effects.
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Lowry first injected mice with M. vaccae shortly after, in 2007.
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Researchers studied mice that were genetically engineered to develop colon tumors.
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More recently, mice and styluses have disappeared in favor of fingers.
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Tall, thin, and passionately dedicated to turning small boys into mice.
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It also makes computer products such as mice, keyboards and speakers.
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Studies showed that they could cause cancer in mice and rats.
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"Trump is the cat and we're the mice," Gerardo tells me.
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Now researchers have managed to restore memories to mice with Alzheimer's.
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Researchers exposed both mice and rats to varying amounts of radiation.
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It turns out that humans do not reproduce like field mice.
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Logitech says they reduce noise by 90 percent over standard mice.
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Catfish will eat anything, but how are they getting these mice?
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Hopping mice live in groups, in interlocking systems of underground burrows.
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Ergonomic computer mice are designed specifically with that fear in mind.
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A pack of inexpensive toy mice to keep your cat entertained.
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In the 2014 study with mice, that scenario in fact occurred.
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She catches mice and chipmunks, and she runs like the wind.
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Otherwise, things like mice, keyboards, and headphones can all be wireless.
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Next, they watched how the mice would respond when fed alcohol.
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But this doesn't happen in mice genetically engineered to lack ipRGCs.
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The mice also tended to struggle with eating, breathing and walking.
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It's shockingly inexpensive, but can compete with much pricier gaming mice.
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The resulting embryos, implanted in female mice, developed into healthy pups.
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We don't have to worry about mice noticing who's recording data.
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Most of the research has been done on mice and humans.
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Mice, for instance, have sperm that's twice as long as elephants'.
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The technique has since been used to create healthy, fertile mice.
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Flies and flatworms shun it, as do mice and wolf spiders.
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Mtshali explained, and sent the mice to make her life miserable.
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To find out, they first gathered groups of mice and rats.
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Flies, worms, fish and mice have long been research laboratory staples.
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In the meantime, though, the iPad works with regular wireless mice.
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Then in the 1990s, similar evidence emerged for mice and monkeys.
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This created impairments in both memory and learning for the mice.
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Outside researchers have offered the mice to Hasenkrug for coronavirus research.
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A study in mice suggests there might be something to that.
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So we tried it in mice and they scratched very robustly.
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What prompted the running mice to roam less is still uncertain.
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Researchers are harnessing reprogrammed bacteria to destroy cancer cells in mice.
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Well Mice do not, so far as we know, practice meditation.
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One locus, for example, determined how well the mice built nests.
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In the mellow mice, this area of the brain remained quiet.
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Two mice fighting over food scraps on the London Underground, U.K.
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All mice and cells were under the control of Dr. Wakayama.
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Click on "Mice and other pointing devices" to expand the menu.
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"A lot of people confuse rats with mice," Dr. Parsons said.
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Other employees had also spotted mice and mouse droppings, she said.
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House mice, the favorite species of scientists, produce simple ultrasonic squeaks.
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Instead, some of his mice seemed to get old too fast.
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They began with mice that display some of symptoms of Alzheimer's.
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"The mice got itchy when the other mice scratched [themselves]," said study senior researcher Zhoufeng Chen, the director at the Center for the Study of Itch at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
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She argues in Trends in Cancer that housing temperatures for mice should be reported and the same experiment carried out with mice at 22°C and 30°C, if possible, to assess the effect of temperature.
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The new research investigated the role of this gene in mice and humans and found that OCT4 plays a different role in human embryos than in mice, highlighting the need for human research in this area.
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In one recent study, researchers found that mice fed a high-fat diet between 230 AM and 2000 PM gained 24.0 percent less weight than mice fed the exact same food across a 24-hour period.
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The company is also using IFA to launch a pair of "Silent Mice," the M330 and M220, which are pretty much what they sound like – mice that give you the sensation of clicking without a sound.
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At one point in the Battle of Mice and Toy Soldiers, 12 truly tiny child-mice crawled on all fours, very precisely, across the stage, unable to hide their complete delight at contributing to the show.
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But baby mice do not a human make, and Saitou and another scientist, Azim Surani, are each working directly with human cells, trying to understand the differences between how mice and human iPSCs become primordial germ cells.
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In animal experiments with mice, researchers led by Jonathan Kipnis at the University of Virginia have found that mice bred without the receptor for interferon gamma or that are incapable of producing interferon gamma become severely antisocial.
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She and her colleagues were able to determine this by comparing a group of regular mice with a group of mice which had been genetically altered so that their BK channels wouldn't become inactive during the day.
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The researchers then repeated this strategy using an inhibitor in mice experiments.
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Watch a video of mice found in a bag of hamburger buns.
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So far, vaccine prototypes have been developed only in mice, he said.
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Scientists can use animals, including mice, to study the progression of diabetes.
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We can hear rats or mice or something scurrying around the basement.
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The mice with extra cadherin, meanwhile, didn't seem to get the memo.
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Or humans are just much better than mice at using hair dyes.
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They injected the mice with the drug every day for two months.
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Take your pick from keyboards, mice, PCs, and headsets from leading brands.
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These mice are also better able than others to handle retrovirus infections.
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Running trials twice, with "dirty" and "clean" mice, could be one approach.
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Then he'd ask about cats: Can you feed mice to a cat?
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Yeah, we don't have holographic cats that chase mice and change color.
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Just feeding those mice could cost $3 million, MIT Technology Review reported.
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Without HOTAIR, mice develop a host of birth defects in their skeletons.
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All of the mice were otherwise normal and healthy, too, Ward said.
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The average lifespan of mice is two years, so they're doing well.
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The researchers tested their Trojan Horse bacteria in mice with colon cancer.
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The mice were made to produce human T-cells, according to CNN.
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At first, the researchers exposed mice to a continuous loop of video.
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The resulting mice appeared healthy and normal, and went on to breed.
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Corsair claims its mice have up to 24 hours of battery life.
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The process, known as parabiosis, has at least been successful in mice.
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But as these are mice, not people, there are some major differences.
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Researchers expected to see a response in only the genetically altered mice.
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Their first experiment was to play the mice a sudden, loud noise.
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And neither, to the researchers' surprise, do mice with the MiR206 knockout.
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The same could not be said for mice exposed to Hutterite dust.
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You stick your hands in the gloves to pick the mice up.
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The researchers monitored aggression in male mice trained to attack weaker rodents.
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Already, it has been proven to work in mice several times over.
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Of the 57, a third were tests in rats, mice or worms.
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"Things that work in mice, may not work in men," Gendelman said.
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As with humans, old mice have a harder time healing from injuries.
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Mice like it considerably warmer, around the 86-90ºF (30-32ºC) mark.
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These mice must divert energy towards heat production, weakening their immune systems.
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That would account for the decline in attention in the younger mice.
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Researchers discovered the new virus in pygmy mice in east-central Texas.
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Mr West even suggests that the mice and the metropolises are linked.
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We found that the mice reproduced efficiently...and had similarly healthy offspring.
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As the research shows, treated mice displayed a decreased disposition towards cancer.
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Make tiny computers for the mice that live in your walls. 8.
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Headsets, mice, and keyboards from the likes of Logitech, Razer, and Rii.
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Then they exposed these mice to light for short periods of time.
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When the genes behind this protein were blocked, the mice became infertile.
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They then removed one ovary from mice and implanted the artificial organ.
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The research mice were tiny and smelled like sweet sawdust and salt.
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Are CERN's mice in general being protected from clicking on dodgy links?
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Again, she found that mice with access to wheels had smaller tumours.
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The treatment is 1976% effective in protecting laboratory mice against these strains.
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This resulted in a 35 percent drop in cholesterol in treated mice.
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No female rats and none of the mice had increased cancer rates.
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But given how effective the shots were in mice, Barouch is optimistic.
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Studies in mice suggest that Zika may affect the adult brain too.
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Indeed, when mice were also given antibiotics, the benefits of resveratrol disappeared.
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A new study with mice fills in one piece of that puzzle.
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Modified mice gained less weight than controls, despite having the same diet.
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To accomplish the research, scientists at McGill injected mice with cocaine regularly.
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Finally, the researchers subjected the mice to hard, muscle-building work again.
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The mice are made of handcrafted of wool and 5.5 inches tall.
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In older mice, which already had deposits, the vaccine reduced them markedly.
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Veterinarians thought the mice had contracted an infection or a skin disease.
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As the evenings grew cooler, field mice streamed into the double-wide.
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A pile of garbage next to the building attracted mice and rats.
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The toddlers, like the mice, learned to give Morsi a wide berth.
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Slipknot with Marilyn Manson and Of Mice & Men, hard rock and metal.
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Maybe this could be done with pet hamsters, rabbits, and mice, too!
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The researchers deleted the gene that produces the protein Rac1 in mice.
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But the mice without the caudin-2 had it worst of all.
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It worked—though they didn't test whether the mice were also tripping.
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When the mice were awake, however, spinal fluid barely flowed at all.
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He ultimately gave mice a mutation that gave them huge, ripped muscles.
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Mice that were already good learners, however, didn't benefit from the cinnamon.
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The first studies were conducted in mice, but the finding electrified researchers.
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Rat and mice sperm can have hook-like attachments on their heads.
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But mice have already proven themselves to be useful in lung research.
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But that problem did not occur in female rats, or any mice.
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And the ones with exceptional abilities are usually cartoon rats or mice.
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Three rabbits and two mice (twins) hear a whisper under the snow.
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The scientists eventually discovered changes in the brains of these antisocial mice.
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Epileptic mice experience the same protection from a so-called ketogenic diet.
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The 50 mummified animals recovered from the tomb included mice and falcons.
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The mice are all available for adoption, and three have been adopted.
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Vaccinated, purring death with green eyes, death that thinks shoelaces are mice.
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The treated mice were entirely protected from lethal doses of the flu.
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It is possible, though, to conduct this sort of experiment on mice.
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Sugar did not make the mice fat, and neither did protein deficits.
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The mice obviously were not going to be in the situation forever.
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With SARS in particular, the older the mice, the sicker they got.
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The mice will help address another aspect of astronaut health: bone strength.
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In the new building, only those mice still developed the brain defect.
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But even mice that lacked immune cells ended up with gray hair.
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Wild mice subjected to the same method had rejuvenated muscles and pancreases.
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It is also worth repeating that this study involved mice, not people.
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In the experimental mice, white fat was being converted to brown fat.
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Next they bred mice with the mutation and examined their sleep patterns.
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In mice, it's been effective in fighting off SARS and MERS infections.
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The immune suppressant rapamycin makes mice live longer, yet shrivels their testicles.
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And I've used a lot of mice in the last 10 years.
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However, research has occurred only in mice, rats and laboratory Petri dishes.
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We have to give the mice AIDS so they'll harbor my genes.
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But the best laid plans of mice and speakers often go awry.
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His governing philosophy is being completely gutted by the mice around him.
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And just what was mother doing out back with the field mice?
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A maternal analogue to the "woman in red" effect occurs among mice.
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Afterward, the mice were free to eat or not, as they chose.
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The altered interneurons enhanced gamma rhythm activity, generating cognitive improvement in mice.
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Mice bred to make extra Klotho lived 30 percent longer, for instance.
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She and her colleagues also bred healthy mice to make extra Klotho.
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As the case progresses, it becomes a game of cats and mice.
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In the mice, the normal stomach pH was restored within a day.
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" As promised, the Twitter account just retweets science articles, adding "IN MICE.
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"It's possible that when a lot of mice are scratching, maybe it warns other mice that this is a place that has a lot of insects, and you'd better start scratching before it is too late," Chen said.
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Since it might be difficult to have mice mating in space, she envisions an experiment in which female mice are launched to the station as soon as they become pregnant and then give birth when they're up there.
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The people on the island objected to using a gene drive, so the current plan Esvelt helped develop would simply swamp the local Lyme-susceptible mice with up to 100,000 mice engineered to be Lyme and tick resistant.
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By administering an "intoxicating" level of alcohol to genetically altered mice (who says mice don't deal with the occasional bout of melancholy?), scientists noted biochemical changes that resulted in "non-depressive behavior" that lasted at least 24 hours.
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Testing the vaccine in the mice required creating two kinds of mice, thirteen wild-type and the other thirteen genetically modified to look more like a human host that would produce anti-alpha gal antibodies, according to the paper.
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They compared this with a control group of mice that had been suspended by their hind legs to mimic the physiological effects of weightlessness, as well as group of mice that had been exposed to both radiation and weightlessness.
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Primarily, the scientists caught the mice in or around garbage disposal areas in sub-basements, though five mice were trapped in food preparation/storage areas of a commercial building, and a single mouse was imprisoned in a private apartment.
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