Fvb ncrl mice
FVB/NCrl mice are an inbred laboratory mouse strain. They are characterized by their white coat color, black eyes, and susceptibility to developing spontaneous retinal degeneration. The strain is commonly used in genetic research and transgenic studies.
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10 protocols using fvb ncrl mice
Generation and Characterization of Lymphatic and PDPN Knockout Mouse Models
Generation and Characterization of En1 Knockout Mice
AREG Expression Constructs in pBK5 Vector
FVB/NCrl Mice Animal Studies
FVB/NCrl Mice Acclimatization and Experiments
Two-stage Carcinogenesis Protocol for Skin Papilloma
Skin papillomas were induced in transgenic mice overexpressing CDK4 in the epidermis (K5CDK4) by the two-stage carcinogenesis protocol as we previously described (27 (link),28 (link)). Briefly, groups of 20 mice each (K5CDK4 and wild type siblings) were initiated at day 1 after birth by topical application of 50 mg of DMBA in 50 ml of acetone on the mouse back. At day 14, mice received 2.5 mg of TPA in 200 ml of acetone twice a week for 20 weeks. Skin papillomas were collected at the end of the experiment at 30 weeks. Immunohistochemical analysis of skin tumors was performed on paraffin-embedded sections from mouse skin papillomas as described below.
Transgenic Mice Model for Cancer Research
FVB/NCrl Mouse MSC-EVs Tracking
Tumor Immunotherapy in Mouse Models
Mouse Breeding and Maintenance for Research
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