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Heterohemoantibodies in Inbred Strains of Mice
The Journal of Immunology, 1954Summary Titers of immune hemoantibodies in mice of 10 inbred strains revealed characteristic patterns for each strain, with considerable variations between strains. The possible role of genetic, metabolic, and hormonal factors in relation to this difference in response of mice to immunization with hemoantigens was discussed.
Kurt Stern, Israel Davidsohn
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Experimental Melioidosis in Inbred Mouse Strains
Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, 1996Experimental infection was induced in three inbred mouse strains (BALB/c, BDF1 hybrid and C57BL) by i. p. inoculation with Pseudomonas pseudomallei. The bacterial load in the viscera and the host response induced in different compartments (blood, peritoneal cavity and organs) were determined.
S. Nikolova +5 more
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Inbred strain variation in lung function
Mammalian Genome, 2002The purpose of the present study was to determine the strain-specific phenotype variance of lung function parameters among common inbred laboratory mouse strains. In accordance with the "Mouse Phenome Project" run by The Jackson Laboratory (http://www.jax.org/phenome), lung volumes, lung mechanics, and diffusing capacity of 16 males and 16 females of ...
Holger Schulz +5 more
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1979
Syrian hamsters have only recently been domesticated. All laboratory strains originated from three litter mates captured near Aleppo in Syria in 1930 (Adler, 1948), although additional animals were trapped in 1971 and are now becoming available for research (Silvers et al., 1975). The unusual response of Syrian hamsters to skin allografts has attracted
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Syrian hamsters have only recently been domesticated. All laboratory strains originated from three litter mates captured near Aleppo in Syria in 1930 (Adler, 1948), although additional animals were trapped in 1971 and are now becoming available for research (Silvers et al., 1975). The unusual response of Syrian hamsters to skin allografts has attracted
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1979
Amphibia are widely used in research, particularly in the fields of neurobiology, physiology and embryology. Recent interest in the evolution of the immune system (Cohen, 1970; Wabl and Du Pasquier, 1976) has highlighted the need for inbred and isogenic stocks. Once such stocks are available, they would be useful for a wide range of studies.
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Amphibia are widely used in research, particularly in the fields of neurobiology, physiology and embryology. Recent interest in the evolution of the immune system (Cohen, 1970; Wabl and Du Pasquier, 1976) has highlighted the need for inbred and isogenic stocks. Once such stocks are available, they would be useful for a wide range of studies.
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1979
Inbred strains of chickens have not yet been widely used either in biomedical or in poultry research. This is partly because of the difficulties of developing fully inbred strains, and partly because of past uncertainty about their value in research, particularly in poultry science.
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Inbred strains of chickens have not yet been widely used either in biomedical or in poultry research. This is partly because of the difficulties of developing fully inbred strains, and partly because of past uncertainty about their value in research, particularly in poultry science.
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1979
The development and use of recombinant inbred (RI) strains may prove to be one of the most significant advances in mammalian genetics since the development of congenic lines. These strains will probably lead to the identification and mapping of a large number of new polymorphic genetic loci and the further genetic analysis of a number of complex or ...
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The development and use of recombinant inbred (RI) strains may prove to be one of the most significant advances in mammalian genetics since the development of congenic lines. These strains will probably lead to the identification and mapping of a large number of new polymorphic genetic loci and the further genetic analysis of a number of complex or ...
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The Breeding and Maintenance of Inbred Strains
1979Very little has been written about the best methods of breeding and maintaining an inbred strain. Many different breeding systems could be used. In this chapter a recommended system will be described (based on that of Lane-Petter and Bloom, 1957) and the details will then be justified.
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Within-strain variation in behavior differs consistently between common inbred strains of mice
Mammalian Genome, 2015M. Loos +7 more
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