NOD SCID Mice Details
The SCID mutation has been transferred onto a non-obese diabetic background. Animals homozygous for the SCID mutation have impaired T and B cell lymphocyte development. The NOD background additionally results in defective natural killer (NK) cell function. To Charles River in 2003 from NIH.
LOCATION: Hollister
UNIT: H45
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LOCATION: Raleigh
UNIT: R04I
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NOD SCID Mice Details
The SCID mutation has been transferred onto a non-obese diabetic background. Animals homozygous for the SCID mutation have impaired T and B cell lymphocyte development. The NOD background additionally results in defective natural killer (NK) cell function. To Charles River in 2003 from NIH.
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NOD SCID Mice Details
The SCID mutation has been transferred onto a non-obese diabetic background. Animals homozygous for the SCID mutation have impaired T and B cell lymphocyte development. The NOD background additionally results in defective natural killer (NK) cell function. To Charles River in 2003 from NIH.
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UNIT: ISO
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NOD SCID Mice Details
The SCID mutation has been transferred onto a non-obese diabetic background. Animals homozygous for the SCID mutation have impaired T and B cell lymphocyte development. The NOD background additionally results in defective natural killer (NK) cell function. To Charles River in 2003 from NIH.
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