WLC/MorJ represents a endogenous and exogenous MMTV-free genetic background. WLC/MorJ does not develop mammary tumors and no exogenous MMTV is detectable by PCR. WLC/MorJ serves as the strain background for WLC.C2-H2d.GR-Mtv2/Mor (Stock #003153).
WLC/MorJ represents a endogenous and exogenous MMTV-free genetic background. WLC/MorJ does not develop mammary tumors and no exogenous MMTV is detectable by PCR. WLC/MorJ serves as the strain background for WLC.C2-H2d.GR-Mtv2/Mor (Stock #003153).
WLC/MorJ was derived from inbreeding MMTV-free wild mice from Lake Casitas, CA. The mice (called ev-) were originally isolated by Murray Gardner at USC in the late 70's. In the mid-80's, Robert Cardiff at UC Davis partially inbred the strain. DW Morris obtained F11-F13 mice from Cardiff in 1988. Morris bred WLC/MorJ to the F30 generation. The Jackson Laboratory received the colony in 1995.
Currently there are no related genes or alleles for this strain.
When using the WLC/MorJ mouse strain in a publication, please include JAX stock #002600 in your Materials and Methods section.
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