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The <i>Flk1‐myr::mCherry</i> mouse as a useful reporter to characterize multiple aspects of ocular blood vessel development and disease

27 Feb 2009

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The highly vascularized mouse eye is an excellent model system in which to elucidate the molecular genetic basis of blood vessel development and disease. However, the analysis of ocular vessel defects has traditionally been derived from fixed tissue, which fails to account for dynamic events such as blood flow and cell migration. To overcome the limitations of static analysis, tremendous advances in imaging...

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PMID: 19253403
DOI: 10.1002/dvdy.21886

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