Tips & Tricks for Care of NSG Mice

April 13, 2020

The revolutionary NOD scid gamma (NSG™) mouse model is used by investigators worldwide to advance research in cancer, infectious diseases and a wide array of immunological disorders. NSG™ mice are also routinely used as a preclinical model as “humanized mice” and as a host for human patient-derived cancer xenografts.

Tips & Tricks for Care of NSG Mice

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