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Transgenic models to study disorders of respiratory control in newborn mice.
ILAR journal - 1 Jan 2006
Gaultier Claude, Matrot Boris, Gallego Jorge
Abstract excerpt
Recent studies described the in vivo respiratory phenotype of mutant newborn mice with targeted deletions of genes involved in respiratory control development. Whole-body flow barometric plethysmography is the noninvasive method of choice for studying unrestrained newborn mice. The main characteristics of the early postnatal development of respiratory control in mice are reviewed, including available data on...
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