Athymic mouse
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- To study the anticancer effects of any compound in preclinical model, in vivo tumor xenograft growth in athymic mouse is a preferred animal model.
- 3) that CF may involve defective PRL production leading to failure of regulation of Cl channels in affected epithelia, 4) that the athymic mouse is a useful model for studying PRL activity in the pathophysiology of sweating of CF patients.
- The athymic mouse is unable to reject tissues from other mice or from a wide variety of mammals, birds, reptiles, or amphibians, thus allowing these tissues to live in this foreign environment.
- The ester hydrolase activity was three times higher in athymic mouse skin relative to hairless variety.
- Human papillomavirus type 11 neutralization in the athymic mouse xenograft system: correlation with virus-like particle IgG concentration.
- 2,2000 Medline (ID 10971130) Download Citation Free Article (References) Article (PDF 644 KB) Original Paper Propagation of Human Papillomavirus Type 59 in the Athymic Mouse Xenograft System Janine T.
- G M Beattie, A F Knowles, F C Jensen, S M Baird, and N O KaplanDuring the course of serial passage of 50 human xenografts in the athymic mouse over a period of 5 years we have observed two cases of induction of sarcomas in the murine stromal tissue associated with the human xenografts.
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