...D. Dreessen; Z. Halata; T. Strasmann The sensory innervation of the temporomandibular joints (TMJs) of 8 STR/ΓN mice was investigated by means of light and electron microscopy. Through the cutting of complete semithin sections in series it was possible to investigate the joints thoroughly...

...T. Iguchi; S. Irisawa; Y. Uesugi; S. Kusunoki; N. Takasugi The os penis of male C57BL/Tw mice given 5 daily injections of 100 µg tamoxifen (Tx) starting on the day of birth (day 0) was examined at ages of 5–60 days; the bones of males given Tx injections for 5 days starting at 0–10 days...

...Taisen Iguchi; Reiko Todoroki; Shumpei Yamaguchi; Noboru Takasugi Adenosis-like lesions (ADL) were found in the upper vagina including the cervical region of ICR mice as early as 1 day after 5 daily injections of 200 µg tamoxifen (Tx) starting on the day of birth (200-µgTx mice). ADL developed...

...D. Dreessen; Z. Halata The light-microscopic and ultrastructural characteristics of the temporomandibular joints (TMJs) of female STR/IN mice, aged from 3 to 12 months, were studied. Every TMJ of an adult mouse starts to degenerate in early adulthood and subsequently suffers from osteo-arthrosis...

...-exposed mice and the controls ovariectomized at 10 days of age were given 5 daily subcutaneous injections of 10 –4 , 10 –3 , 10 –2 , 10 –1 , or 1 µg 17β-estradiol (E 2 ), respectively, starting at 25 days of age. ADL was never observed in the age-matched controls given prepubertal injections of any E 2...

... or of their effectiveness, quality or safety. The publisher and the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Mice Retina 6-Hydroxydopamine Leucine Photoreceptor Latex Pigment...

...Anders Vilmann; Henning Vümann; Svend Kirkeby Cross-sections of normal digastric, temporalis and masseter muscles from 7- and 30-week-old mice were studied for centrally positioned nuclei. Such nuclei were inhomogeneously distributed throughout each muscle and varied markedly between specimens...

... and maternal bone marrow cells. Lead nitrate Embryotoxicity Chromosomal aberration Mice 10 10 1988 10 12 1988 15 7 2008 ActaAnat 1989:135:185-188 © 1989 Kargcr AG. Basel «001-5180/89/1352-0185 $2.75/0 Maternal and Fetal Chromosomal Aberrations in Mice following Prenatal Exposure...

... and the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Anulus fibrosus Collagen fibrils Anabolic steroid hormone Ultrastructure Morphometry Mice Acta Anal 1989:135:12...

... Department of Anatomy, Asahikawa Medical College. Asahikawa, Japan Keywords. Somatostatin Gastrointestinal tract Isolated mucosa Mice Abstract. In the present study, in order to easily grasp whole images of somatostatin (D) cells, the isolated mucosa of the mouse gastrointestinal tract...

...H. Degertekin; K. Akdamar; R. Yates; I.-li I-li Chen; A. Ertan; R. Vaupel Adult mice were fed a choline-deficient ethionine enriched (CDE) diet for 24, 48 or 72 h. They were then fasted for 24 or 48 h prior to sacrifice. All tissues were studied by light and electron microscopy. Animals fed the CDE...

...Joseph Yanai; Mervyn Woolf; Jeffrey J. Feigenbaum Pregnant Sabra mice received 3 g phenobarbital per kilogram milled food from gestational days (GD) 9 to 18 as their only food source; control females received milled food. All the females were divided into three groups and injected intraperitoneally...

...Arieh Bergman; Linda Rosselli-Austin; Gideon Yedwab; Joseph Yanai Four groups of pregnant mice were fed milled food containing 3 g/kg phenobarbital, acid, form, and water as their only nutritional source during various periods during pregnancy (days 9–18, 9–13, 13–16 or 16–18). Control females...

...Arieh Bergman; Jeffrey J. Feigenbaum; Joseph Yanai Mice were given phenobarbital (PhB) during neonatal development (NeoB group) and during pre- and neonatal development (Pre- and NeoB group). Prenatal exposure was accomplished transplacentally by feeding the pregnant mothers 3 g PhB/kg milled food...

...D.A. Luke Using colchicine as a stathmokinetic agent, regional variations in the distribution of dividing cells were investigated in the palatal epithelium of mice. The mitotic rate, estimated per unit length of epithelial surface or of epithelial/connective tissue (ECT) junction, was greater...

...M. Silbermann; T. Kedar; P. Kovat Young mice were treated for up to 8 weeks with daily graded doses of triamcinolone diacetate. The body weights of treated, placebo and nontreated animals were measured daily throughout the experimental period, calculated and analysed. By the first injections...

...Irene Cohen An experiment was performed to compare the effects of stressors – cold, heat and noise – on primary wound activity (i.e., wound closure in the first 24 h after wound infliction) and on rate of healing in mice. A significant correlation was found between reduced primary wound activity...

...J.P.G. Williams; S.M. Hughes By following the development of individual mice from birth to 200 days of age, it was found that the skull of the homozygous mutant (dwdw) was 5% shorter than that of the normal phenotype at birth and some 30% shorter at 200 days of age. During post-natal growth...

...Tetuo Nozue; Teruo Kayano Neural crest cells in the pre- and postnatal development of mice showed a specific sensitivity to mitomycin C. In mice injected with mitomycin C 24–48 h after birth and surviving up to the 9th day, a free or attached denticle in the pulp and a fibroma or excessive cell...

... controls. Actaanat. 107:336-338 (1980) Effect of heat and cold stressors on skin thickness and wound outline retention 24 h after excision Irene E. Cohen Department of Anthropology, Hunter College, City University of New York. N.Y., USA Key words. Stress Cold Heat Wound healing Mice Skin thickness...