1. Objective To study the technology for Mus musculus Control.

2. With Mus musculus as the experimental animal, the method of mixing pulverized plants directly into fodder was adopted to determine the killing rat activity.

3. A common gray or brownish-gray mouse ( Mus musculus) that lives in or near buildings and often carries disease. It is frequently used in laboratory experiments.

4. The results showed that Mus musculus could serve as a model for diagnosis of piglet edema disease, the test strains could caused edema disease of swine, could serve as a strain of prepare vaccine.

5. Methods Mus musculus, Rattus norvegicus, Apodemus agrarius and Erinaceus europaeus were captured by night trapping method, and the ectoza were collected from the body of them.

6. Conclusion Mus musculus had strong environment adaptiveness and maintained the strong reproduction ability in Anyang. Anticoagulant rodenticide may be used continuous in Anyang city.

7. Methods H22-transplanted mice(Mus musculus Kunming)were randomized into four groups:control group, Cisplatin group, high-dose XH group and low-dose XH group to receive medications through gavage.

8. Mus musculus and Suncus murinus were found to carry antigen with direct immunofluorescent antibody assay, and the positive rate was 1.41%.

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9. The difficulty is best explained by contrast with a eukaryotic species - for example the house mouse, Mus musculus.

10. The immunosuppression model was established by CTX injected into abdominal cavity of the KunMing Mus musculus albus.

11. Rattus norvegicus was the dominant host (77.57%), and then Tscherskia triton (13.63%) and Mus musculus (8.81%).

12. The best known mouse species is the common house mouse ( Mus musculus ).

13. ObjectiveTo study the effect of fluorine on the amelogenin gene expression of mus musculus incisors.

14. Objective To study the effect of fluorine on the ameloblastin gene expression of mouse mus musculus.

15. Objective : To explore the development pattern of resistance in Mus musculus to anticoagulant rodenticides.