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Harvesting Sperm and Artificial Insemination of Mice

2007-04-28

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Rodents of the genus Peromyscus (deer mice) are the most prevalent native North American mammals. Peromyscus species are used in a wide range of research including toxicology, epidemiology, ecology, behavioral, and genetic studies. Here they provide a useful model for demonstrations of artificial insemination. Methods similar to those displayed here have previously been used in several deer mouse studies, yet no d...

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Literature Corpus work: 733260a3-1967-519a-8c41-7eba46078e0c
DOI: 10.3791/184-v

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