Athymic Nude Mouse Details
This immunodeficient nude mouse originated from NIH and was originally thought to be a BALB/c congenic. It was later determined that it was not inbred and is therefore maintained as an outbred. It is not associated with any stock or strain. The animal lacks a thymus, is unable to produce T cells, and is therefore immunodeficient. To Charles River from NCI in 2010.
We also offer the Athymic Heterozygous Mouse (Athymic HE).
Note: See our isolator page for available immunocompromised animal housing units.
Try out the Athymic Nude mouse with our animal model evaluation program→
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LOCATION: Wilmington
UNIT: W08
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LOCATION: Raleigh
UNIT: R16
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LOCATION: Hollister
UNIT: H45
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Athymic Nude Mouse Details
This immunodeficient nude mouse originated from NIH and was originally thought to be a BALB/c congenic. It was later determined that it was not inbred and is therefore maintained as an outbred. It is not associated with any stock or strain. The animal lacks a thymus, is unable to produce T cells, and is therefore immunodeficient. To Charles River from NCI in 2010.
We also offer the Athymic Heterozygous Mouse (Athymic HE).
Note: See our isolator page for available immunocompromised animal housing units.
Try out the Athymic Nude mouse with our animal model evaluation program→
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UNIT: 15
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UNIT: 17
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Athymic Nude Mouse Details
This immunodeficient nude mouse originated from NIH and was originally thought to be a BALB/c congenic. It was later determined that it was not inbred and is therefore maintained as an outbred. It is not associated with any stock or strain. The animal lacks a thymus, is unable to produce T cells, and is therefore immunodeficient. To Charles River from NCI in 2010.
We also offer the Athymic Heterozygous Mouse (Athymic HE).
Note: See our isolator page for available immunocompromised animal housing units.
Try out the Athymic Nude mouse with our animal model evaluation program→
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UNIT: ISO
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