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Embryonic and neonatal phenotyping of genetically engineered mice.
ILAR journal - 1 Jan 2006
Kulandavelu Shathiyah, Qu Dawei, Sunn Nana, Mu Junwu, Rennie Monique Y, Whiteley Kathie J, Walls Johnathon R, Bock Nicholas A, Sun John C H, Covelli Andrea, Sled John G, Adamson S Lee
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Considerable progress has been made in adapting existing and developing new technologies to enable increasingly detailed phenotypic information to be obtained in embryonic and newborn mice. Sophisticated methods for imaging mouse embryos and newborns are available and include ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for in vivo imaging, and MRI, vascular corrosion casts, micro-computed tomography, and...
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