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Boston University - Transgenic Center
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The Boston University Transgenic Facility was established to assist investigators in the generation of transgenic and knock-out mice. The facility performs embryonic injections of DNA or embryonic stem cells for the production of genetically altered animal models. This is done through the use of a Leitz inverted microscope, which gives the injectionist the 3 dimensional views necessary for the introduction of DNA or es cells into an embryo. This technically difficult process is done with the aid of a micro injector, which uses air pressure to aid in the introduction of the desired amount...
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The Boston University Transgenic Facility was established to assist investigators in the generation of transgenic and knock-out mice. The facility performs embryonic injections of DNA or embryonic stem cells for the production of genetically altered animal models. This is done through the use of a Leitz inverted microscope, which gives the injectionist the 3 dimensional views necessary for the introduction of DNA or es cells into an embryo. This technically difficult process is done with the aid of a micro injector, which uses air pressure to aid in the introduction of the desired amount of DNA. Once the embryos are injected they are implanted into foster mothers.
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