Genetically engineered mice handbook /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Boca Raton :
CRC Press,
2006.
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| Series: | Research methods for mutant mice series.
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Table of Contents:
- Genetically engineered mice : past, present, and future
- Sharing research tools : the laboratory mouse
- Managing success : Mutant mouse repositories
- Mouse genome informatics : database access to integrated phenotype data
- Genetic resource databases in Japan
- Computational pathology : challenges in the informatics of phenotype description in mutant mice
- Biological methods for archiving and maintaining mutant laboratory mice
- Mouse genetic resources without germ cells : somatic cell nuclear transfer and ES technology
- The present status of somatic cell cloning
- Exchangable gene trapping
- Genetic monitoring of mice
- Microbiological monitoring of laboratory mice
- Effect of intestinal flora and phenotype
- Helicobacter pylori and stomach cancer
- Professional use of mutant laboratory mice and determining their value for human diseases
- Common diseases found in inbred strains of laboratory mice
- Colon cancer and polyposis models
- Phenotypic analysis of mice and steroid deficiency
- External genitalia development : a model system to study organogenesis
- Genetic approaches to investigate retinoic acid functions in mouse development
- Mouse models for developmental biology : functional analysis of Ror and Wnt signaling