B6 cd45
B6 CD45.1 is a mouse monoclonal antibody that recognizes the CD45.1 allele, which is a common leukocyte antigen expressed on the surface of mouse immune cells. This antibody can be used to differentiate between cells expressing the CD45.1 allele and those expressing the CD45.2 allele in various experimental settings.
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ADAP-Deficient Mouse Models Generation
Mouse Strains for Immunological Studies
Characterization of κ-macroself Transgenic Mice
Genetic Manipulation of Caspase-8 and RIPK3 in Mice
Transgenic Mouse Models for Studying MYC
Krt5-CreERT2 knock-in mice31 (link) were purchased from Jackson Laboratory (Stock No: 029155). Rag2-EGFP mice46 (link) were purchased from Jackson Laboratory (Stock No: 005688). Mice described as newborn were 0–2 days in age and of either sex. Mice described as adult for flow cytometry/sequencing experiments were 4–6 weeks of age and of either sex (unless otherwise stated). Aged mice were between 18 and 21 months of age. The ages of embryonic mice are specified with E0.5 being noon of the day of the discovered plug. Animal procedures were approved by relevant National Institutes of Health Animal Care and Use Committees.
Detailed Mouse Strain Generation Protocol
Genetically Modified Mouse Models for Treg Studies
Genetically Modified Mouse Models for Treg Studies
Both female and male mice were used. There was no sex-bias in the profile of peripheral Tregs. However, in one set of experiments, we use female heterozygous mice (i.e., Foxp3Cre/wtTcf.7fl/fl Lef1fl/fl and Foxp3Cre/wtTcf7wt/wt Lef1wt/wt) to examine Treg phenotype under non-inflammatory conditions. 6-9-week-old mice were used unless specified in the text or figure legends.
Conditional Knockout of Npm1 in Mice
Mouse Strain Acquisition and Verification
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