Guide: Humanized NSG™ Mice for Infectious Disease Research


Humanized NSG™ mice are used by researchers and drug discovery scientists as powerful tools to study hematopoiesis, inflammatory disease and viral host-pathogen interactions. These mouse models are accelerating the development of novel therapies in HIV infection and oncology.

Inside this guide you will find:

  • Key steps to develop humanized mice
  • How to select between hu-CD34 NSG™ and hu-PBMC NSG™ models
  • Applications in HIV, Dengue virus and Epstein-Barr infectious disease research

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