Icr mice
ICR mice are a strain of laboratory mice commonly used in biomedical research. They are a general-purpose mouse model with a well-characterized genetic background. ICR mice can be used for a variety of experimental purposes, including the study of disease mechanisms, drug development, and toxicology testing.
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ICR Mouse Husbandry Protocol
Establishment of Glioma-Bearing ICR Mouse Model
Glioma-bearing ICR mice were prepared by intracranial injection (striatum, 1.8 mm right lateral to the bregma and 3 mm of depth) of 1 × 105 C6-Luci cells suspended in 4 µL of L15 medium into male ICR mice (Li et al., 2014 (link); An et al., 2015 (link)). After 7 days of xenograft glioma, nude mice were randomly divided into five groups (n = 10) and housed in a controlled temperature room with regular alternating cycles of light and darkness.
Comparison of Mouse and Rat Models
Establishing Xenograft Tumor Model in Nude Mice
ICR Mouse Behavioral Study
Mouse Housing and Care Protocol
Mouse Husbandry for Biomedical Research
Animal Husbandry for Research Protocols
ICR Mice Surgical Protocol
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