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In this episode, we’ll chat about making mouse models with large transgene inserts comparing different methodologies and introducing Bxb1...
We take a look at the history of genomic sequencing, where it's going in the future, and the power it has to potentially treat diseases...
The Jackson Laboratory’s Bar Harbor campus was home base for the Roux Institute at Northeastern University’s Biotechnology Applied Lab...
JAX Professor Peter Robinson has spearheaded an effort to make phenotypic data (a collection of our traits) accessible and computable...
A spotlight profile of Martine Seignon, a research data analyst specializing in data visualization in the Single Cell Biology Laboratory...
A research team at JAX is boosting the speed and accuracy of tumor sample image analysis, for multiple cancer types,...
JAX's Ryan Tewhey brings open-minded inquiry to the search for genetic mechanisms involved in complex traits and disease...
The Jackson Laboratory diagnostic laboratory routinely monitors animal health status using statistically valid sampling...
Learn how the original BALB/c strain separated into two major substrains (BALB/cJ and BALB/cByJ) and how to decide which one...
The Animal Health Program at JAX ensures the health of our mouse colonies by preventing the entry of pathogens and minimizing opportunities...
This poster was inspired by the September/October image of our 2014 JAX® Mice, Clinical & Research Services Calendar, representing the...
A visual guide to the genes influencing coat color.
Learn the highlights of mouse strain nomenclature with this poster.
This poster was inspired by the January/February image of our 2014 JAX® Mice, Clinical & Research Services Calendar, representing the NSG™...
JAX provides you comprehensive resources to understand appropriate nomenclature for mouse strains including inbred, substrains,...
Helpful hints for understanding hybrid strain nomenclature.