Timed pregnant dams

Manufactured by Charles River Laboratories

Timed pregnant dams are laboratory animals that have been bred and their pregnancy stage precisely determined. This product provides researchers with a reliable source of embryonic or fetal tissue at specific developmental stages for their studies.

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Sprague–Dawley timed pregnant dams (3 citations) CD-1 IGS mice/Crl:CD1(ICR) timed pregnant dams (2 citations) Timed pregnant CD1 dams (2 citations)

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C57Bl/6 Mouse Pup Acquisition

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C57Bl/6 (B6) pups were acquired from timed pregnant dams (Charles River, Wilmington, MA). Mice were housed in Emory University Department of Animal Resources facilities. All procedures were performed according to approved Institutional Care and Use Committee (IACUC) protocols.

Arthur C.M., Nalbant D., Feldman H.A., Saeedi B.J., Matthews J., Robinson B.S., Kamili N.A., Bennett A., Cress G.A., Sola-Visner M., Jones R.M., Zimmerman M.B., Neish A.S., Patel R.M., Nopoulos P., Georgieff M.K., Roback J.D., Widness J.A., Josephson C.D, & Stowell S.R. (2019). Anemia Induces Gut Inflammation and Injury in an Animal Model of Preterm Infants. Transfusion, 59(4), 1233-1245.

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Dissociated Neuron Culture Preparation

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All animal procedures were carried out in accordance with a protocol approved by the University of Colorado Denver
Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee. All dissociated cultures were prepared from Sprague-Dawley rats. Timed pregnant
dams (typically embryonic day 16) were obtained from Charles River Laboratories and housed under standard conditions. This
study used dissociated cultures from both male and female pups. C57BL/6 mice were used for testing PA-BoNT in acute brain
slices. Mice were obtained from Jackson Laboratories. Both male and female mice were used for these studies.

Liu Q., Sinnen B.L., Boxer E.E., Schneider M.W., Grybko M.J., Buchta W.C., Gibson E.S., Wysoczynski C.L., Ford C.P., Gottschalk A., Aoto J., Tucker C.L, & Kennedy M.J. (2019). A Photoactivatable Botulinum Neurotoxin for Inducible Control of Neurotransmission. Neuron, 101(5), 863-875.e6.

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