Further genetic modifications have been carried out on the CIEA NOG mouse to develop next-generation models to improve experimental outcomes in a wide range of applications.
Further genetic modifications have been carried out on the CIEA NOG mouse to develop next-generation models to improve experimental outcomes in a wide range of applications.
The expression of human cytokines provides support for myeloid lineage development. These models are designed for applications and therapeutics involving T cells, NK cells, human myeloid cells, monocytes and macrophages.
The FcResolv NOG models are the first and only super immunodeficient mice with knockout of murine Fc gamma receptors to improve accuracy of results when assessing antibody-based therapeutics
The TK-NOG mouse offers inducible hepatocyte ablation and may be used for liver humanization studies.
The NOG mouse is a widely used and versatile super immunodeficient mouse which offers many advantages over standard nude and scid strains, particularly for engraftment of challenging cell lines, patient-derived xenografts, and immune system humanization.
The NOG mouse is the base of a flexible platform which includes a variety of next-generation models which have specific utility as well as several different types of humanized immune system (HIS) models.
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