Il7r mice
The Il7r−/− mice are a genetically modified mouse model that lacks the interleukin-7 receptor (Il7r) gene. The Il7r gene is critical for the development and function of lymphoid cells, including T cells and B cells. These mice are commonly used in research to study the role of interleukin-7 and its receptor in immune system development and function.
3 protocols using il7r mice
Adoptive Transfer and Reconstitution Assays
Mice Models for Allergy Research
T Cell Development in Mouse Models
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