… Genetic as well as pharmacologic approaches using the mouse models of atherosclerosis …
of atherosclerosis. Surgically induced cardiac complications in the atherogenic mouse models …

… the development of atherosclerosis. We used two dissimilar animal models of atherosclerosis.
One is a widely used and extensively characterized genetic model, apoE −/− mice fed a …

… We believe that it is proper at present to be very careful not to discard mouse models for …
Mouse models of mouse plaque rupture exist, but we are not sure if there are mouse models …

… Because normal mice do not develop atherosclerosis unless challenged for long periods
with Western type diets, 1 developing useful mouse models of atherosclerosis required the …

… pathophysiology of atherosclerotic CHD and to evaluate preclinical drug candidates. Here
we will review recently developed mouse models of occlusive CHD, focusing on mice lacking …

… This section introduces 2 well-established genetic manipulations in mouse models that
have provided remarkable insights into understanding mechanisms of atherosclerosis. One …

… in mice, together with existing mouse models for atherosclerosis, proves that a mouse model
… Unfortunately, atherosclerotic plaques in mice generally are regarded as resistant to plaque …

… atherosclerosis could have on mild Alzheimer’s pathology, we combined the atherosclerosis
with the mild J20- hAPP mouse model of … mouse model (J20- PCSK9- MIX). The J20- hAPP …

… We conclude that the results obtained in both animal models of atherosclerosis are not
necessarily interchangeable. Although atherosclerosis … Mouse models of atherosclerosis …

… The critical question that arises from this and other studies is “Do we now have a mouse
model of plaque rupture that reproduces human lesions?” The answer to this must be a qualified …