Animal Health Program
The Jackson Laboratory is committed to setting quality standards in animal care and ensuring that these standards are maintained throughout all of our mouse colonies.
The Jackson Laboratory and Sorbonne Universités are pleased to offer a mouse surgical workshop in Paris, France. This four-day intensive...
This intensive workshop is for those wishing to obtain practical hands-on training in mouse surgical techniques. In addition to surgical...
This unique hands‐on workshop teaches participants to use Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ARTs) to efficiently manage and preserve...
This four-day intensive hands-on workshop is for those wishing to obtain advanced training in surgical techniques for the laboratory mouse....
The Maine High School Open House is open to any Maine high school student who has a strong interest in biomedical research...
JAX provides you comprehensive resources to understand appropriate nomenclature for mouse strains including inbred, substrains,...
The Animal Health Program at JAX ensures the health of our mouse colonies by preventing the entry of pathogens and minimizing opportunities...
The definitive resource for anyone working with laboratory mice, this is the 6th edition of The Jackson Laboratory Handbook on Genetically...
Learn the highlights of mouse strain nomenclature with this poster.
Helpful hints for understanding hybrid strain nomenclature.
Learn what is in the name of genetically engineered and mutant mouse strains.
General do's and don'ts, valuable tips and troubleshooting advice for genotyping research mice.
Helpful hints for understanding inbred strain nomenclature.
Learn about breeding Cre lox mice to turn on or off transgenes and using Cre reporter strains.
B6 and B6N substrains differ genetically as a result of accumulated spontaneous mutations. Learn why it is important not to use different...
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