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Using mice, the researchers pinpointed a group of brain cells in the frontal cortex that connects to the brainstem, where vital actions like breathing are controlled.

Then, his team showed that this new F protein was both more stable in the lab and successfully worked to vaccinate mice against RSV.

The bacteria remained prevalent in upper respiratory tract of mice that received the traditional vaccine intramuscularly.

They analysed fat cells from overweight mice and those that had shed their excess weight through dieting.

Scientists at Stanford University have found a way to make the skin of living mice turn clear.