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Neuroblastoma cell growth and invasiveness is modulated by the activity of N-acetylglucosaminyltransferase-III. [PDF]
Burch AP, Hall MK, Schwalbe RA.
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Behavior modulation of rats to a robotic rat in multi-rat interaction
Bioinspiration & Biomimetics, 2015In this paper, we study the behavioral response of rats to a robotic rat during multi-rat interaction. Experiments are conducted in an open-field where a robotic rat called WR-5 is put together with three laboratory rats. WR-5 is following one rat (target), while avoiding the other two rats (outside observers) during interaction.
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Persistence of rat parvovirus in athymic rats
Archives of Virology, 1989Euthymic (SD or outbred rnu/+) and athymic (rnu/rnu) rats were inoculated oronasally or intraperitoneally with the RV-Y strain of rat virus when they were 2 days or 4 weeks old. Clinical signs of infection in athymic infants were similar to those in euthymic infants, but significantly more athymic infants died.
D J, Gaertner +4 more
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Transmission of Rat Virus in Milk of Rats
Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1974blood, mammary glands, and milk removed from the stomachs of sucklings all had infectivity titers of approximately 10-3-10-4/0.1 ml when tested in rat embryo tissue cultures. Rat virus continued to be recoverable for a number of days after the appearance of circulating (HAI) antibodies.
L, Kilham, G, Margolis
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Journal of Comparative Pathology, 1992
We report three tumours arising in the brain stem or adjacent cranial nerves of the Alderly Park rat. Light microscopy with special stains, immunocytochemistry and electron microscopy supported the conclusion that both neuronal and myoid differentiation occurred in all neoplasms.
J L, Miller, F R, Westwood, D G, Jackson
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We report three tumours arising in the brain stem or adjacent cranial nerves of the Alderly Park rat. Light microscopy with special stains, immunocytochemistry and electron microscopy supported the conclusion that both neuronal and myoid differentiation occurred in all neoplasms.
J L, Miller, F R, Westwood, D G, Jackson
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