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Internet and print resources to facilitate pathology analysis when phenotyping genetically engineered rodents.
Veterinary pathology - 1 Jan 2012
Bolon B, Couto S, Fiette L, Perle K La
Abstract excerpt
Genetically engineered mice and rats are increasingly used as models for exploring disease progression and mechanisms. The full spectrum of anatomic, biochemical, and functional changes that develop in novel, genetically engineered mouse and rat lines must be cataloged before predictions regarding the significance of the mutation may be extrapolated to diseases in other vertebrate species, including humans. A...
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