Mayo Clinic's Precision Mouse Engineering Core in Minnesota produces CRISPR/Cas9-mediated knockout and point mutant mice for researchers.

Mayo Clinic's Precision Mouse Engineering Core in Minnesota can construct gene-targeted vectors for mice to assist researchers.

Researchers have been studying zebrafish, small fish that can regrow parts of their body, including the heart and brain.

BACKGROUND: Circular RNAs derived from both nuclear and mitochondrial genomes are identified in animal cells.

By Balambal Suryanarayanan CRISPR-Cas9 is a repurposed gene editing tool that allows scientists to cut, replace, and insert pieces of DNA in precise regions along the strand. Courtesy of NIH Image ...

The lab of Dr. Mark Magnuson, Louise B. McGavock Professor and professor of molecular physiology and biophysics at Vanderbilt University, has demonstrated that the formation of the gallbladder and ...

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This breakthrough paves the way for new avenues in reproductive biology In a major scientific achievement, Chinese researchers have successfully created the world's first mice with two fathers to ...