Female severe combined immunodeficiency scid mice
Female severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) mice are laboratory rodents with a genetic mutation that results in a lack of functional T and B cells. This condition leads to a severely compromised immune system, making them useful in research applications where a model with minimal adaptive immune response is required.
4 protocols using female severe combined immunodeficiency scid mice
Preclinical Evaluation of SCID Mouse Xenograft Models
Xenograft Model for Cancer Drug Testing
In vivo Xenograft Tumor Imaging
Xenograft Model of SCID Mice
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