Word: miceli
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...that is. City inspection officials recorded “mouse activity” in the Adams storeroom—just down the hall from the kitchen—in January and February 2003. At around the same time, House managers heard repeated complaints from students about the presence of mice in their rooms...
Harvard workers closed up holes in dining halls and in all residential rooms, sealed food in all storage rooms, and set traps for mice...
...recent University-wide crackdown, which is still ongoing, has not completely eliminated mice from the kitchens, storerooms, and dining halls...
Nose drops developed by Harvard Medical School researchers have impeded the development of Alzheimer’s disease in mice, and an anti-Alzheimer’s nasal spray for humans could be on the horizon. While plaques made up of beta-amyloid proteins accumulate in the brains of Alzheimer’s sufferers, the new vaccine allows the immune system to produce antibodies that fight these proteins. In tests that have are detailed in the latest issue of the Journal of Neuroscience, the vaccine significantly diminished plaques on the brains of treated mice. Similar tests on human subjects began...
...very heterogeneous disorder and it has many different causes,” he said. “This may be one part of the puzzle for one particular kind of depression.” Ardayfio and his advisor, Associate Professor of Psychiatry Kwang-Soo Kim, tested three groups of mice on a standard anxiety-level test. The mice were placed in a darkened chamber, allowed to acclimatize themselves, and were then allowed to explore another brightly lit chamber. Ardayfio and Kim found that, while normal mice readily explored the new area, mice which had received long-term doses...