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The Pronuclear Injection-based HIS (Humanized Immune System) Mouse Model Platform is a cutting-edge technology that has revolutionized the field of immunology and preclinical research. It involves the creation of humanized mouse models by introducing a functional human immune system into the mice. This is achieved through the pronuclear injection of human hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) into mouse embryos, generating a chimeric model with a fully functional human immune system. Creative Biolabs offers this powerful tool to study human immune responses and diseases in a physiologically relevant in vivo setting.
The key to the success of the HIS Mouse Model Platform lies in the precise and delicate techniques involved in generating these models. Creative Biolabs employs a cutting-edge technology that ensures the efficient engraftment and development of human immune cells within the mice. This technology includes:
Fig.1 Transgenic mice by pronuclear injection of a transgene.1
Creative Biolabs' Pronuclear Injection-based HIS Mouse Model Platform offers a host of features that set it apart from traditional models and other humanized mouse models:
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