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Pathophysiology of the endothelin system - lessons from genetically manipulated animal models
... ECE-2). Genetically modified animal models are an important tool in biomedical ...from genetically modified animal models either over-expressing compounds of the ET system or ...
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Genetically engineered mouse models and human osteosarcoma
... mouse models with high penetrance allows a substantial population of mice with metastatic disease to be ...These models will be valuable in pre-clinical studies, as primary and metas- tasized tumours could ...
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ANIMAL MODELS OF CANCER: A REVIEW
... tumor models are the most primitive models. Although these models show good resemblance to the natural disease in humans, they were not capable of keeping pace with developing experimental ...
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Animal models of polymicrobial pneumonia
... true Candida pneumonia in critically ill patients remains unknown. 53 In contrast, an association between Candida spe- cies airway colonization and subsequent P. aeruginosa VAP has been demonstrated, 54 suggesting that ...
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Palatability and animal models of schizophrenia
... an animal would need to drink a greater amount of the first solution when treated acutely with ...often increased following acute PCP treatment, raising the possibility that decreased consumption is due to ...
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Animal Models for Panic Disorder
... Enhanced fear conditioning has been associated with gene variants in rodent orthologues of human PD risk genes. For example, Tmem132d has been recently found to be associated in murine fear conditioning in a quantitative ...
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Animal Models of Bone Metastasis
... 106,115 Animal models of metastasis are necessary to characterize and investigate these ...developing animal models of metastasis, including clinical trials in companion animals with ...
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Animal models of obesity and diabetes mellitus.
... these models, but metabolic defects are clearly evident in all of them, despite modest increases in body ...identified increased visceral, subcutaneous and total adipose tissue mass on the high-fat, ...
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HYPERTENSION- ANIMAL MODELS AND PHYTOMEDICINES: A REVIEW
... to increased vascular resistance in systemic ...various animal models used to evaluate antihypertensive activity along with method of induction of hypertension and research progress of some of the ...
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Animal models of epilepsy: use and limitations
... chronic models of epilepsy, it is noteworthy that limbic kindling features are distinguished from models of TLE induced by kainic acid or pilocarpine, which are initiated by severe SE associated to ...
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Antifibrotic activities of pirfenidone in animal models
... in increased expression of TGF-b and pulmonary fibrosis ...in models of pulmonary and hepatic ...of increased oxidative stress has been demonstrated in serum, BAL and exhaled breath condensate of IPF ...
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Animal Models in Overactive Bladder Research
... several animal models (Drake et ...an increased frequency in micromotion activity has been correlated with reported sensations of urgency in symptomatic women in the absence of intravesical pressure ...
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Animal Models of Hydrocephalus
... ic animal models. Experimental animal models have been developed in nu- merous species using a variety of methods and agents to induce hydrocepha- lus or through genetic mutations in ...these ...
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Animal models of fibromyalgia
... noxious stimuli can be given in distinctly different re- gions of the body and still produce hyperalgesia [9,39]. Combinations of stress along with muscle insult can prolong the duration of hyperalgesia. How this relates ...
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Age at first birth in women is genetically associated with increased risk of schizophrenia
... is genetically heterogeneous (comparing younger to older AFB) and that there is a significant genetic correlation between SCZ and ...with increased genetic risk for SCZ in the UK Biobank ...
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A REVIEW ON ANIMAL MODELS OF DEPRESSION
... of animal models has been used to examine antidepressant ...simple models sensitive to acute treatment, to highly sophisticated ...validated animal models for affective disorders is ...
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Are animal models of addiction useful?
... with animal models of addiction, where initiation of drug self-administration is either accidental (from the animal’s point of view) or forced by the experimenter ...from animal models to ...
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Animal models for panic disorder.
... of animal behavior as a way of discriminating different defensive strategies that model different aspects of anxiety, fear, and ...true models of ...
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Animal models and conserved processes
... Methods We surveyed the relevant literature including philosophy of science, biological complexity, conserved processes, evolutionary biology, comparative medicine, anti-neoplastic agents, inhalational anesthetics, and ...
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Research ethics in animal models
... Research ethics in animal models Abstract A utilização de animais em experimentos científicos é descrita desde o século V a.C. Avanços científicos na área da saúde são atribuídos a modelos animais. O status ...
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