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mouse

a device used to move a pointer around a COMPUTER screen.

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She studies mouse lemurs in Madagascar's Ranomafana National Park.

The littlest lemurs

The researchers repeatedly transplanted marrow cells from one mouse to another, waiting a few weeks between transplants to see whether the cells would proliferate in their new hosts.

The cancer of Dorian Gray: is growing old an inescapable cost of averting malignancy?

color) A deer mouse has a white underbelly and white sides on its tail.

A.V. TEEN DIES FROM VIRUS SPREAD BY DEER MICE BOY'S DEATH IS SECOND IN STATE IN PAST MONTH

To ensure that all virus injected into mouse tails could be recovered and detected, a series of known doses (2.

Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus transmission and effect on pathogenesis

Two developments in the early eighties, less than twenty years before the mouse genome had been fully sequenced, sharply increased the demand for the lab mouse in all sectors.

Not so generic mice: Japanese companies venture into the transgenic mouse trade

Over time, the ability of genetically modified mouse models to serve as living instruments for both in vivo and molecular research has earned them a prominent niche in contemporary efforts to integrate genetics and genomics with classic toxicology.

Of mice and molecules: research with genetically modified mouse models

The group used mouse-human somatic cell hybrids to screen a panel of mouse cell lines each containing a single human chromosome.

Development of a mouse model for HIV/AIDS

Tsien created his Doogies by injecting a group of mouse embryos, or fertilized eggs, with an extra copy of the NR2B gene.

THE SMART GENE

Users can activate the two large buttons easily and can even get the functionality of a third button by pressing both mouse buttons in tandem.

MICROSOFT ANNOUNCES MICROSOFT HOME MOUSE

When computer users first encounter a mouse, they generally have difficulty synchronizing its movements.

The mighty mouse: enhancing spreadsheet productivity

HOUSTON -- The Texas Institute for Genomic Medicine (TIGM) announced today that the second installation of its OmniBank II library of knockout mouse embryonic stem cell clones has been completed by Lexicon Genetics Incorporated (Nasdaq:LEXG).

Texas Institute for Genomic Medicine Receives Second Installation of OmniBank(R) II Mouse Gene Knockout Library

The mouse continued to thrive even after the scientists repeatedly injected it with a wide range of cancer-cell types in increasing amounts.