Generation of Csf1r-mApple reporter mice
Corresponding Organization : Medical Research Council
Other organizations : Roslin Institute, University of Manchester, MUSC Hollings Cancer Center, Medical University of South Carolina, Translational Research Institute, University of Queensland, Mater Research
Variable analysis
- Restriction enzyme digestion with ApaI and SalI to remove EGFP from the Csf1r reporter construct
- Mungbean nuclease treatment to remove overhangs
- Thermosensitive alkaline phosphatase dephosphorylation
- Restriction enzyme digestion with SmaI and AflII to isolate the Csf1r-mApple construct
- Ligation of the Csf1r-mApple construct with the Csf1r reporter construct using T4 ligase
- Generation of the Csf1r-mApple construct
- The 7.2 kb Csf1r reporter construct previously used to generate the Csf1r-EGFP mice
- The Csf1r-rtTA-M2 construct utilizing the same 7.2 kb mouse Csf1r promoter region used to generate Csf1r-rtTA transgenic mice
- The 7.2 kb Csf1r reporter construct previously used to generate the Csf1r-EGFP mice
- The Csf1r-rtTA-M2 construct utilizing the same 7.2 kb mouse Csf1r promoter region used to generate Csf1r-rtTA transgenic mice
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