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Phenotype assessment: are you missing something?

Comparative medicine - 1 Feb 2000

Wood P A

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BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Phenotype assessment of genetically modified rodents is an essential component of animal model development and their eventual use. Described here is a paradigm to consider as we collectively pursue phenotype assessment of the constantly increasing number of genetically modified rodent models, as well as those with spontaneously occurring mutations. METHODS: Review of past experiences and...

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