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Neuromuscular transmission in the mdx mouse

Muscle & Nerve, 1990
AbstractThe mdx mouse is an animal model for human Duchenne dystrophy. In both disorders, the muscle fiber plasma membrane is rendered selectively vulnerable by dystrophin deficiency. In both disorders there are also ultrastructural abnormalities involving the postsynaptic membrane of the neuromuscular junction.
A, Nagel, F, Lehmann-Horn, A G, Engel
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Dystrophin in control and mdx retina

Brain and Development, 1991
To determine whether or not dystrophin really exists in the outer plexiform layer (OPL) of the retina, we studied control and mdx mice, using four kinds of polyclonal antibodies (DMDP-II, 60 kd, 30 kd and DMDP-IV) against dystrophin. Although control OPL showed a positive immunohistochemical reaction with all four antibodies, mdx OPL showed a positive ...
J, Zhao   +4 more
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Muscle development in mdx mutant mice

Muscle & Nerve, 1984
AbstractMechanical and contractile properties of tibialis anterior (TA) muscles from X‐linked muscular dystrophic (mdx) mutant mice at different stages of development are compared to those of muscles from normal control animals. There is no difference between the tension output, speeds of contraction and relaxation, and weight of TA muscles from mutant
J, Dangain, G, Vrbova
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Muscular weakness in the mdx mouse

Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 1993
mdx mice are believed to be virtually free from neuromuscular symptoms, despite the presence of a degenerative/regenerative process that involves all skeletal muscles. We analyzed both the spontaneous motility and treadmill motor activity of mdx mice aged 15 days to 6 months.
Muntoni F.   +4 more
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Running endurance abnormality in mdx mice

Muscle & Nerve, 2002
AbstractThe mdx mouse lacks dystrophin and has histological features of Duchenne muscular dystrophy but little weakness in the first year of life. We report here an early deficit in voluntary wheel running, as assayed with a computerized wheel. All mdx mice showed an intermittent running pattern, in contrast to the continuous running seen in controls ...
Hajime, Hara   +5 more
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Text-to-MDX: LLM-Assisted Generation of MDX Queries from User Questions

MDX (MultiDimensional Expressions) is the standard language for querying multidimensional data in OLAP systems, but its complex syntax poses challenges for non-expert users. While a lot of research has focused on natural language interfaces for SQL, little attention has been given to MDX. This paper explores the potential of Large Language Models (LLMs)
Sandro Bimonte, Stefano Rizzi
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How MDX is used

2002
MDX is the key to unlocking all of the advanced capabilities of Analysis Services, so once you go beyond building basic cubes and want to add business logic to the cube, you really start to need MDX.
Mark Whitehorn   +2 more
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MDX-station

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment, 2000
A.I Chechin, C.D Prokudaylo
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More MDX in general

2002
The first edition of this book (18 chapters long) was written as an easy introduction to MDX. Assuming we succeeded in this task, by now you should be over that initial steep learning curve. So, when we came to add this extra material for the second edition we felt that it was appropriate to change gear a little and look at some more advanced topics ...
Mark Whitehorn   +2 more
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Reporting with MDX Queries

2012
Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) is a Microsoft-owned specification, not an open standard language. But, it has been adopted by many vendors and is considered an industry standard for querying and manipulating multidimensional data for SSAS.
Randal Root, Caryn Mason
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