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Balb cann

Manufactured by Charles River Laboratories
Sourced in Germany

BALB/cAnN is a mouse strain used in biomedical research. It is a widely used inbred mouse model known for its susceptibility to various diseases and its utility in immunological studies.

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Mice husbandry and maintenance protocol

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BALB/cAnN and C57Bl/6N mice were purchased from Charles River, Sulzfeld, Germany. IL4−/−[29] (link), IFNγ−/−[30] (link) and IL12p40−/−[31] (link) and ROSA26 [32] (link) mice were obtained from the Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine, USA. Tlr4-deficient C57Bl/10ScCR mice were a kind gift of Drs. M. Freudenberg and C. Galanos, Freiburg, Germany [33] (link). Colonies of these strains were maintained at the local animal facility under specific pathogen-free conditions [34] (link). Stable groups of 4 to 6 females per cage were used between 6 to 10 weeks (wild types) or 6 to 16 weeks of age (transgenics) at the start of experiments. Animals were kept in individually ventilated cages (Type II long, Tecniplast, Germany) at 65 air changes per hour maintaining positive cage pressure, with access to sterilized chow and autoclaved water ad libitum. Fresh cages with woodchip bedding and paper-based nesting material, all autoclaved, were provided weekly. Animal rooms were kept at 20–22°C and 45–65% relative humidity with automated light/dark periods of 12/12 hrs. Animals are daily inspected for any signs of discomfort.
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Housing and Acclimation of BALB/c Mice

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BALB/cAnN (female seven-week-old) were purchased from Charles River Laboratories (Raleigh, NC) and housed in groups of four mice per cage under controlled lighting (a 12-h light–dark cycle), temperature (22 ± 3 °C), humidity (55 ± 15 %), and ventilation (at least ten complete freshair changes/h). Water and a standard diet were available ad libitum. All animals were acclimatized for 1 week before experimental procedures were commenced. All aspects of the current study were conducted in accordance with the Animal Care and Use Program of the North Carolina State University (IACUC Protocol No. 13-111-B).
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