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Mouse, rabbit and human embryos (right to left) in the same developmental stage - gastrulation (days 8-7.5 of pregnancy in rabbits and mice and around day 18 of development in humans). At this stage the human, rabbit and other vertebrate embryos are almost flat disc-shaped, while the mouse embryo is elongated cylinder-shaped. The images of the mouse and rabbit embryos were created as part of the current study, the image of the human embryo is taken from a study published in 2021 (Richard CV Tyser et al. Single-cell transcriptomic characterization of a gastrulating human embryo. Nature 600: 285-289)

In the rabbit hole

The institute's scientists developed a method that allows real-time monitoring of the development of embryos at the beginning of their journey and applied it for the first time to rabbits. The comparison they made between embryonic development in rabbits and mice gave rise to answers to fascinating questions about the formation of humans
Japanese researchers from Nagoya University have revealed new aspects of the interaction between mast plants or mass seeding plants, i.e. plants that spread their seeds at once like Sasa bamboo and field mice. Their research reveals that mouse behavior (which varies between species, and varies according to environmental conditions and seasons) plays a crucial role in seed dispersal and ecosystem health in forests, and challenges existing theories about seed storage and consumption. Credit: Reiko Matsushita

Scientists reveal fascinating connections between mice and a plant that blooms once in a hundred years

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Their findings highlight the importance of understanding the needs of both plants and animals to ensure the health of local ecosystems. They also overturn a previously held belief about how mice store seeds
The thinness of the cancer. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Why do cancer patients lose weight?

The institute's scientists reveal how cancer leads to fatal emaciation and point the way to treatment
Mice. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Mice with two fathers: Scientists create eggs from male cells

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The researchers behind the new study were able to create baby mice with genetic material from two males without any genetic changes. They achieved this by using stem cells to create primordial germ cells (PGCs), which differentiate into sperm and egg.

Conditions of affection

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Skull of a mouse. Source: Photo courtesy of Haifa University.

The house mice's teeth revealed: Man settled in permanent settlements 3,000 years before the time it was common to think

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Laboratory mice suffering from brain white matter damage syndrome. Photo. Yuval Kabili, Tel Aviv University

Opinion - "Don't believe everything that is written in the newspaper"

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The stag mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus). Photo: John Good, National Park Service

Home and garden

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Deer mouse. From Wikipedia

One gene - many mutations: the gene that controls the color of the mice's fur has evolved nine times

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Laboratory mice suffering from brain white matter damage syndrome. Photo. Yuval Kabili, Tel Aviv University

Blood brothers - the house mouse and the wild mouse

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Laboratory mice suffering from brain white matter damage syndrome. Photo. Yuval Kabili, Tel Aviv University

Mice that will save patients with diseases that damage the white matter in the brain were developed at Tel Aviv University

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Henry David Thoreau

Cheers to the probiotic yogurt of the future: bacteria enhance the ability to learn

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Males who live with females are more fertile

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From a mouse to a bat - in a laboratory experiment

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In a study conducted on mice, the scientists were able to make hair grow

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Research: lowering body temperature extends the lifespan of mice

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The gene was engineered - and the fearful mice became brave

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The world's oldest mouse will help delay human aging

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