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Allotypic Specificity of Serum Protein in Inbred Strains of Rats

Nature, 1967
SINCE Oudin's original discovery of allotypes in the rabbit1 a similar genetically determined intra-species differentiation of plasma proteins has been described in several species2. Although most interest was concentrated on immunoglobulins, allotypy is clearly a general biological phenomenon.
Barabas, A Z, Kelus, A S
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Strain differences in inbred rats: influence of strain and diet on haematological traits

Laboratory Animals, 1983
5 inbred strains of rats maintained on 3 commercial pelleted diets were investigated for differences in haematological traits on the 154th day of age. Number, size and haemoglobin content of the erythrocytes were shown to be strongly influenced by strain and diet.
H, Hackbarth, K, Burow, G, Schimansky
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Allogeneic corneal grafting in inbred strains of rats

Albrecht von Graefes Archiv f�r Klinische und Experimentelle Ophthalmologie, 1978
Histological studies of interlamellar keratoplasty in different inbred strains of rats (CAP, LEW) without additional sensitization--i.e. first-set reactions--are described. The corneas of 65 eyes, after allogeneic or syngeneic grafting, were examined from the 3rd to the 90th day--every 2nd day at the beginning of the reaction and later every 5th day ...
U, Gronemeyer, G, Pülhorn, W, Müller-Ruchholtz   +2 more
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Spontaneous thymoma in an inbred strain of rat.

Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 1977
Thymomas that appear with high frequency in inbred WAB rats living into old age were examined. The spontaneous thymomas described were discrete, encapsulated bodies composed of lymphocytes and epithelial cells, with a predominance of lymphocytes. The rat neoplasms resembled the human thymomas, and their rate of incidence in older animals may suggest ...
S M, Hinsull, D, Bellamy
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Enzyme markers in inbred rat strains: Genetics of new markers and strain profiles

Biochemical Genetics, 1984
Twenty-six inbred strains of the laboratory rat (Rattus norvegicus) were examined for electrophoretic variation at an estimated 97 genetic loci. In addition to previously documented markers, variation was observed for the enzymes aconitase, aldehyde dehydrogenase, and alkaline phosphatase.
M, Adams, P R, Baverstock, C H, Watts, G A, Gutman   +3 more
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Differences in Kindling Development in Seven Outbred and Inbred Rat Strains

Experimental Neurology, 1998
The kindling phenomenon, i.e., the progressive development of focal and secondarily generalized seizures upon repeated electrical stimulation of a limbic brain region, occurs in various species, but with marked differences in kindling rate between species and also within the same species. In rats, differences in kindling rates have been reported within
W, Löscher, S, Cramer, U, Ebert
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Two Inbred Rat Strains That Differ Substantially in Hip Fragility

Calcified Tissue International, 2003
One approach to identifying the genetic influences on skeletal phenotypes involves the creation and genetic mapping of a population of the second filial (F2) offspring derived from a cross of two inbred strains of rodents. The two inbred strains should be chosen based upon a large difference in the phenotype of interest, e.g., bone fragility.
Q, Sun, C H, Turner
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Erythrocyte B1 Antigen in Inbred Rat Strains

1965
Recognition of the antigenic mosaic in rats necessary for immunogenetic and immunobiological experiments is only in the beginning in comparison with our knowledge of the antigenic mosaic in mice. It is difficult to compare earlier findings because neither rat strains nor antisera used for the determination of erythrocyte antigens are available.
B. Frenzl, R. Brdička, V. Křen, O. Štark   +3 more
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[Characterization of inbred strains of rats by microsatellite analysis].

Schweizer Archiv fur Tierheilkunde, 1997
Microsatellite analysis was applied to identify the inbred rat strains LEW, SHR and WKY. Of a set of seven commercially available primer pairs three pairs were used individually and two times two in duplex polymerase chain reactions (PCR). The products were analyzed in ethidium bromide stained agarose gels.
G, Dolf, B, Colomb, J, Schläpfer, J, Leuenberger, U, Märki   +4 more
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STANDARDIZED NOMENCLATURE FOR INBRED STRAINS OF RATS

Transplantation, 1973
Festing, M, Staats, J
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