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     Overview
. Home
. About Us
. Director's Page
. Consultation
. Conceptualization
. Creation
. Care
. Customized Characterization
. Communication & Curriculum
. Educational Resources
. Find, Acquire, or Make Mice

     Component Laboratories / Groups
. Mouse Behavioral Assessment Lab
. Murine Cryopreservation and Recovery Lab
. Murine Genetic Analysis Laboratory
. Murine Molecular Constructs Laboratory
. Mutant Mouse Pathology Laboratory
. Murine Targeted Genomics Laboratory
. Comparative Pathology Laboratory
. Biostatistics and Biocomputing Group
. Mouse Phenotyping Network
. Administrative Core

     Mouse Biology Affiliated Programs
. KOMP Repository
. NIH/NCRR Mutant Mouse Regional Resource Center
. NCI Mouse Models of Human Cancer Consortium
. UC Consortium for Laboratory Animal Research & Education (UCCLARE)

     Mouse Biology Collaborating Partners
. UCD Center for Comparative Medicine
. UCD The Visible Mouse
. UCDMC Cancer Center
. UCDMC Center for Tissue Regeneration and Repair
. Western Human Nutrition Research Center
. UCSF Ernest Gallo Clinic & Research Center
. Albert Einstein School of Medicine Cancer Center
. University of Texas, Houston Cancer Center
. University of Sydney College of Health Sciences
. CNR-IBC EMMA Monterotondo

Conceptualization ...


     The MBP can assist research scientists at all skill levels in the design and preparation of transgenic and targeting constructs for generating genetically altered mice. Staff is available to consult with investigators on optimal or alternative approaches for developing transgenic and knockout mice, including selection of appropriate promoters for inducing conditional mutations. We specialize in the production of transgenic and gene-targeted mice through both conventional as well as conditional and induceable approaches. In addition to provision of technically-qualified and expert staff, we have the essential resources to screen mouse genomic libraries, sequence genomic and plasmid DNA, assemble restriction digest maps, construct and purify targeting vectors, and electroporate, select, and expand ES cell clones. These resources facilitate the efficient development of mouse models for the scientific community.





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