… aggregation substance (AS) and enterococcal binding substance (EBS) in rabbit models of
Enterococcus faecalis cardiac infections. First, American Dutch belted rabbits were injected …

… importance of Aggregation Substance (AS) and Binding Substance (BS) in a rabbit model of
… virulence factor in enterococcal infections by promoting binding to a variety of eukaryotic cell …

… the cerebrospinal fluid from rabbits with hepatic encephalopathy inhibits binding of ~H-…
receptor binding activity in sera may indicate that the substance(s) with benzodiazepine binding …

… Therefore, rabbit models of ocular diseases are particularly useful in this context, since rabbits
… strategies for their experimental modeling in rabbits. Several applications of some of these …

… engineered rodent models, which largely replace rabbits for investigation of … rabbits are still
a classic and frequently used model, murine models have been developed to replace rabbits. …

… binding sites for PZP, we simultaneously ran experiments using rat forebrain, a tissue
with a significant density of both high and low affinity PZP binding sites, as a positive control. …

… , binding, and degradation from receptor and nonreceptor sites, has been studied in rabbits
by … (guinea pig) insulins were injected simultaneously into rabbits in the basal state or after a …

… molecules, the two pores transport model is used [33] without accounting for FcRn binding.
… the toxicokinetics of a new substance for different tissues and organs in rabbits. Based on our …

… The very first experimental rabbit models of acute and … was the most widely employed
substance for this purpose over … system and a calcium-binding fluorophore-based histological …

… association model (second… binding sites in the rabbit iris and ciliary epithelia, known to be
the major site of the blood-aqueous barrier. It is unlikely that the lack of binding sites in rabbit …