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Mouse-based phenogenomics for modelling human disease.

Abstract

The powerful and wide-ranging genetic tools available in the laboratory mouse make it the major experimental model for studying mammalian gene function in vivo and modelling human disease traits. Large-scale random mutagenesis approaches, either gene-driven or phenotype-driven, promise to identify new clinically relevant phenotypes and their associated genes. Development of appropriate tools for assessing clinical phenotypes in mice is a crucial component of these endeavours, as is the establishment of the infrastructure for archiving and distribution of the growing mutant resource to the community. Integrated, multidisciplinary programs will be needed to fully exploit the power of the mouse in molecular medicine.

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J Rossant, C McKerlie. 2001. Mouse-based phenogenomics for modelling human disease.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s1471-4914(01)02164-5

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