Using their new mouse model, the team discovered how the Icelandic mutation protects mice against Alzheimer’s disease. Specifically, they found that the Icelandic mutation decreases the susceptibility ...

Lab mice showed a really high survival rate, with nearly 80% alive four days past treatment. But the wildling mice told a different story: Only half the mice survived on day four, and by day five ...

Jul 11, 2025 Osaka – A team led by a professor at Osaka University's Bioinformatics Center has replicated the mouse embryo implantation process in laboratory equipment with a high success rate.

A mouse has been created by researchers in the lab using genetic techniques that hail from hundreds of millions of years ago, before life as we knew it ever existed ...

In mouse models, these changes tended to resolve within a couple of days. Not only did the individual genes that respond to inflammation differ across the species, so did the major pathways for ...

In a lab, developed at University of Virginia School of Medicine by Christine and Bernard Thisse, a mouse embryo has a heart that beats. The embryo? Made out of embryonic stem cells.

July 22, 2013 at 12:02 pm - More than 2 years ago Retina cells can be grown from mouse stem cells in the laboratory and become working parts of a mouse’s eye, a new study indicates.