ライフサイエンスコーパス: laboratory rat

1 at (Arvicanthis niloticus) and the nocturnal laboratory rat.

2 e of tissues and developmental stages of the laboratory rat.

3 ces and of the RT1.Ba gene of six strains of laboratory rat.

4 in the human eye, can now be applied to the laboratory rat.

5 f pluripotency and cell reprogramming in the laboratory rat.

6 ral pattern of female sexual behavior in the laboratory rat.

7 h data from the hamster, Nile grass rat, and laboratory rat.

8 ility, are also prevalent in healthy outbred laboratory rats.

9 to myocardial lipidosis and heart lesions in laboratory rats.

10 expression are seen in grass rats but not in laboratory rats.

11 cells, and induced pluripotent stem cells of laboratory rats.

12 cortical area) compared with closely related laboratory rats.

13 ave been obtained from wild-derived mice and laboratory rats.

14 e-xylazine is a commonly used anesthetic for laboratory rats.

15 e day in both forms of grass rats but not in laboratory rats.

16 l as full woodrat microbial communities into laboratory rats.

17 The mild hypothermia seen in homeothermic laboratory rats after NPY injected ICV is exaggerated, o

18 oimmune thyroiditis can be induced in normal laboratory rats after thymectomy and split dose gamma-ir

19 Here we establish that laboratory rats also use perceived intensity to compare

20 Studies were done in laboratory rats and in breast cancer outpatients.

21 onally exposed workers and animal studies in laboratory rats and mice.

22 viding evidence that the spatial behavior of laboratory rats (and the associated HD network) is insen

23 arboxamide (SB-277011-A) was administered to laboratory rats, and the following measures were assesse

24 In conclusion, PhIP-induced lymphomas in the laboratory rat appears to be a very useful model to anal

25 Inbred strains of the laboratory rat are widely used for identifying genetic r

26 While laboratory rats are commonly used for navigational resea

27 Laboratory rats are homeothermic, maintaining Tb within

28 By comparison, laboratory rats are larger in size and more closely mode

29 hronic seizures from medication, we used the laboratory rat, because an epileptic condition can be in

30 er, our controlled interventional study with laboratory rats bred for low and high intrinsic fitness

31 ay to night in the diurnal grass rats and in laboratory rats, but not in nocturnal grass rats.

32 ated that tamoxifen is hepatocarcinogenic in laboratory rats, but not in other species.

33 e known to decrease body temperature (Tb) of laboratory rats by 1-3 degrees C.

34 peated injections of cocaine and morphine in laboratory rats cause a variety of molecular neuroadapta

35 A newly recognized parvovirus of laboratory rats, designated rat parvovirus type 1a (RPV-

36 dating" study has not been performed for the laboratory rat, even though it is the species of choice

37 In a preclinical model developed in our laboratory, rats exhibit negative affect to a normally r

38 SCN of both groups of grass rats, as well as laboratory rats, Fos was elevated during the light compa

39 The laboratory rat has been used as a surrogate to study hum

40 sychiatric illnesses, most studies involving laboratory rats have focused on males while females have

41 ergic projections reach the SCN of nocturnal laboratory rats, however, nothing is known about these p

42 ntified organism that had swiftly killed his laboratory rats in 1909.

43 dy that chronic naltrexone administration in laboratory rats increases the cytolytic activity of NK c

44 The laboratory rat is a major model organism for systems bio

45 f O. formigenes in regulating hyperoxaluria, laboratory rats known to be noncolonized were colonized

46 ver oocysts from rat feces suggests that the laboratory rat may be a convenient substitute for rumina

47 Laboratory rats of widely diverse genetic backgrounds (N

48 tory and informatics platform related to the laboratory rat, one of the most important model organism

49 In our laboratory, rats or mice are exposed to the plus maze on

50 oral structures previously described in the laboratory rat, owl monkey, and squirrel monkey.

51 ssibility, we designed a series of tests for laboratory rats, paralleling human regulatory focus rese

52 Using the laboratory rat Rattus norvegicus, we have discovered a n

53 The laboratory rat (Rattus norvegicus) is a key animal model

54 The laboratory rat (Rattus norvegicus) is an indispensable t

55 sion quantitative trait locus mapping in the laboratory rat (Rattus norvegicus) to gain a broad persp

56 The authors used laboratory rats (Rattus norvegicus) of known relatedness

57 s affect recognition of conspecific odors in laboratory rats (Rattus norvegicus).

58 ateral preoptic area (VLPO) of the nocturnal laboratory rat receives direct input from the retina and

59 three classical class I MHC molecules of the laboratory rat: RT1-Aa, RT1-Au, and RT1-A1c.

60 pared to the night, at a time when nocturnal laboratory rats show superior retention; acquisition of

61 Large numbers of inbred laboratory rat strains have been developed for a range o

62 timulation of the SCN between grass rats and laboratory rats that may reflect a rewiring of neural pr

63 A 40-min exposure of laboratory rats to 10 mg/ml insulin/EtOH aerosols result

64 igate the cause of unexplained deaths in his laboratory rats, which he hypothesized were due to an "u