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[Animal models of hereditary diseases].

La Revue du praticien - 15 Jan 1997

Montagutelli X, Guénet J L

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A large number of genetic diseases are found both in humans and in one or several animal species. The mouse is a species of choice since, in addition to hundreds of spontaneous mutations which have been described, it is now possible to produce at will a mutation in any gene. This strategy has been used to generate genetically engineered mice which carry genetic defects found in human molecular pathology. Animal...

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