Of mice and men – a poem

(Every line is the title of an academic article. References below.)

Of mice and men?¹

Of mice and men.²

Of mice and men, metals and mutations.³

Of mice and men, corticosteroids, and vicarious participation.⁴

Of mice and men–universality and breakdown of behavioral organization.⁵

Of mice and men: the riddle of tubular regeneration.⁶

Of mice and men: the human sciences and the humanities.⁷

Of mice and men: skin cells, stem cells and ethical uncertainties.⁸

Of mice and men. ⁹

Of mice and men, rats, and atherosclerosis. ¹⁰

Of mice, cats, and men: is human breast cancer a zoonosis?¹¹

Of mice and men. ¹²

Of mice and men: a model of HIV encephalitis.¹³

Of mice and men: murine models of anti-GBM antibody nephritis.¹⁴

Of mice and men: genetic skin diseases of keratin.¹⁵

Of mice and men. Honesty and integrity in medicine.¹⁶

Of mice and men.¹⁷

Of digital mice and men. ¹⁸

Of cholesterol-free mice and men. ¹⁹

Of (stressed) mice and men.²⁰

Of (only) mice and men.²¹

Of mice and men…but so much more too!²²

Of mice, men, and physicians.²³

Of mice, men, and trypanosomes.²⁴

Of mice, men, and cholesterol.²⁵

Of mice, men and the genome.²⁶

Of mice and men, and chandeliers.²⁷

Of mice and men…and elephants. ²⁸

Of mice and men – and lopsided birds. ²⁹

Of mice and men: the road to tolerance. ³⁰

Of mice and men: the evolving phenotype of aromatase deficiency.³¹

Of mice and men: an introduction to mouseology or, anal eroticism and Disney.³²

Of mice, and other beasts, and men. ³³

Of mice and men (and cows and cats)³⁴

Of mice–and rats, dogs, rabbits, cats, and monkeys–and men.³⁵

Of fruit flies, mice, and men: the illicit review of science. ³⁶

Of flies, mice, and men.³⁷

Of mice and men.³⁸

Of mice and men…and broken hearts.³⁹

Of mice and men: the tale of two therapies.⁴⁰

Of mice and men: the mice were right.⁴¹

Photo by Kim Carpenter, CC-BY.

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