<p>(A) Percentage of disease-free animals with age. The number of animals in each group is indicated (50% males + 50% females). (Log rank tests: WT <i>vs</i>. <i>Wrn</i><sup><i>Δhel/Δhel</i></sup> mice, <i>P</i> = 6.8x10<sup>-5</sup>; WT <i>vs</i>. <i>Wrn</i><sup><i>-/-</i></sup> mice, <i>P</i> = 0.001; <i>Wrn</i><sup><i>Δhel/Δhel</i></sup><i>vs</i>. <i>Wrn</i><sup><i>-/-</i></sup> mice, <i>P</i> = 0.955). (B) Measures of males total body weight from the age of 4 to 52 weeks (n = 6–19 males). (C) Total body weight at four months of age (n = 6–10 males). (D) Ratio of spleen wet weight over total body weight at four months of age (n = 6 males). (E) Lymphocyte blood count at four months of age (n = 5 males). (F) Platelet blood count at four mo...
<p>(A) Weight measurements of WT and VCP<sup>R155H/+</sup> mice. (B) Muscle strength impairment obse...
<p>Animals are grouped in three age groups: 5–6 months of age, 9–10 months of age and 11–13 months o...
<p>Body weight (mean ± SEM) of wild type, heterozygous and homozygous mice as a function of age for ...
<p>A: Phenotypes of female Fzt:DU and DU6P mice at the age of 11, 29 and 42 weeks. B: Success for th...
<p>The results of three tests per animals performed monthly from one to six months of age are shown ...
<p>Incidence of each phenotype in old wild type and <i>Wrn</i><sup><i>-/-</i></sup> mice.</p
<p>(<b>A–B</b>) Mean body weight measurements in (A) female and (B) male mice. (<b>C–D</b>) Grip str...
<p>(A) Survival of <i>G542X</i> and WT mice up to 40 days of age. (B) Length of <i>G542X</i> and WT ...
<p>Animals are grouped in three age groups: 5–6 months of age, 9–10 months of age and 11–13 months o...
<p>A: body weight of male (empty diamonds) and female (empty triangles) wild-type mice, and male (fi...
<p>A) Body weight of WT and CD36KO male and female mice from 1 to 6 months of age. Data are expresse...
<p>A) body weight, B) extension reflex, and C) rotorod test of G93A mice administered with three dif...
<p>* R6/1 mice significantly different from age-matched WT littermates at <i>p</i><.05, ** at <i>p</...
<p>A, Gender comparison of the percentage (y-axis) of EC within the CD45<sup>−</sup> population betw...
<p>A,B. RIIβ<sup>−/−</sup> mice maintain lower body weights than WT littermates. Body weights for RI...
<p>(A) Weight measurements of WT and VCP<sup>R155H/+</sup> mice. (B) Muscle strength impairment obse...
<p>Animals are grouped in three age groups: 5–6 months of age, 9–10 months of age and 11–13 months o...
<p>Body weight (mean ± SEM) of wild type, heterozygous and homozygous mice as a function of age for ...
<p>A: Phenotypes of female Fzt:DU and DU6P mice at the age of 11, 29 and 42 weeks. B: Success for th...
<p>The results of three tests per animals performed monthly from one to six months of age are shown ...
<p>Incidence of each phenotype in old wild type and <i>Wrn</i><sup><i>-/-</i></sup> mice.</p
<p>(<b>A–B</b>) Mean body weight measurements in (A) female and (B) male mice. (<b>C–D</b>) Grip str...
<p>(A) Survival of <i>G542X</i> and WT mice up to 40 days of age. (B) Length of <i>G542X</i> and WT ...
<p>Animals are grouped in three age groups: 5–6 months of age, 9–10 months of age and 11–13 months o...
<p>A: body weight of male (empty diamonds) and female (empty triangles) wild-type mice, and male (fi...
<p>A) Body weight of WT and CD36KO male and female mice from 1 to 6 months of age. Data are expresse...
<p>A) body weight, B) extension reflex, and C) rotorod test of G93A mice administered with three dif...
<p>* R6/1 mice significantly different from age-matched WT littermates at <i>p</i><.05, ** at <i>p</...
<p>A, Gender comparison of the percentage (y-axis) of EC within the CD45<sup>−</sup> population betw...
<p>A,B. RIIβ<sup>−/−</sup> mice maintain lower body weights than WT littermates. Body weights for RI...
<p>(A) Weight measurements of WT and VCP<sup>R155H/+</sup> mice. (B) Muscle strength impairment obse...
<p>Animals are grouped in three age groups: 5–6 months of age, 9–10 months of age and 11–13 months o...
<p>Body weight (mean ± SEM) of wild type, heterozygous and homozygous mice as a function of age for ...