Predictive Cancer Models Using Patient-Derived Xenograft Mice

April 14, 2020

Using patient-derived xenograft (PDX) mice enables modeling the heterogeneity of human cancer and conducting more translationally-relevant cancer research studies.

Predictive Cancer Models Using Patient-Derived Xenograft Mice

Improving Translational Relevance with Humanized NSG™ Mice

Generating Better Mouse Models for Your Research: Approaches and Considerations

Genetic Drift – What It Is and How to Minimize Its Impact on Your Research

Designing & Optimizing Mouse Breeding Schemes

CRISPR/Cas9 - Moving from Founder Mice to Phenotyping

Modeling Infectious Disease in the Mouse: Challenges and Innovations

Reproductive Biology of Mice

Light Up Your Research: Use and Selection of Optogenetic Mouse Models

Making Sense of Mouse Nomenclature and Promoting Genetic Stability

Best Practices for Efficient Colony Management

Aligning Health Surveillance and Risk in Embryo Transfer

Cre-lox Basics: Cre-lox Technology in Mouse Modeling

Protect Your Research: Know Your B6 Mouse

Tips & Tricks for Care of NSG Mice

Tips for Working with Diabetic Mice

Mouse Models for Cardiovascular Disease

CRISPR/Cas9 Explained

Research Using Aged B6 Mice: Considerations, Applications, and Best Practices

Onco-Hu Mice for Evaluation of Immuno-Oncology Therapeutics

Achieving Reproducible Mouse Studies