| Mouse Model | Large selection of genetically modified mice |
| Research Assistance | Assist in models needed for any research project |
| Phenotyping | Comprehensive testing abilities to fulfill research requirements |
| Custom Mice | Unique model creation options to better connect research to human connected conditions |
@StanfordMed's research unveils ecDNA's role in cancer formation, intensifying the transformation of pre-cancer cells. Mouse Biology Program can help find a suitable model for further ecDNA studies!
scitechdaily.com/stanford-medicine-reveals-tiny-dna-circles-defying-genetic-laws-drive-cancer-formation
We need your help! We could use nominations for the next round of genes to knock out, study, and prepare for researchers.
Share the gene you'd like us to work on next here: projects.mousebiology.org/nominate.php
Think about all the mouse DNA that could be there too... (Scientists discover high-quality human DNA in the environment, including the air)
University of Florida researchers found high-quality human DNA in nearly all environments, suggesting potential applications in fields like medicine, archaeology, and criminal forensics. However, this raises significant ethical concerns around consent and privacy, underscoring the need for guideline
Lack of amino acids during development can cause long-term changes, similar to autism. How this occurs was not studied, but it leads to possible add'l studies.
genengnews.com/developmental-disorders/autism/amino-acid-deficit-impacts-perinatal-mouse-brain-development-leading-to-microcephaly-autism-behaviors
TAD boundary sequences are essential for proper genome function - or "fences" in the genome.
nature.com/articles/s42003-023-04819-w
🧬🎉Happy #DNADay! Today we celebrate the incredible discovery of the DNA structure & its impact on science!
By studying mouse DNA, we unlock the secrets to human health, unravel complex diseases & fuel medical breakthroughs! 🧬🐁
Similar to our genetic outcome analysis in mice, this article gives insight into how Medical Providers should be examining patients' genomes. What do you think?
New opportunity for cancer research: "The study shows that the EBNA1 viral protein binds to a fragile site on human chromosome 11."
The ubiquitous Epstein-Barr virus targets “fragile DNA,” triggering dysfunction that is associated with a variety of cancers. Researchers have discovered how the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) exploits human genomic weaknesses to cause cancer and suppress the body's defenses. The study shows that the E
🔦 Like looking at illumination at a flashlight vs. a candle, long-read sequencing tends to show more about cancer genomics and could help examine cancer in a different light. (Not to mention, 🐁 research was referenced)
scitechdaily.com/the-long-read-for-cancer-a-new-broader-genomic-view
New 🐁 studies available after machine learning 👀💻 analysis find 4 distinct autistic subtypes. Research opportunities could help with gene pathway connections and treatment options 👩
DOI: 10.1038/s41593-023-01259-x