Inactivation of fip200 leads to inflammatory skin disorder, but not tumorigenesis, in conditional knock-out mouse models*

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• who: Huijun Wei from the EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES Mice and Genotype-MMTV-Cre transgenic mice (line F) (13, ) were obtained from National Institutes of Health NCI Mouse Models of Human Cancers Consortium, floxed mice (16) and Rosa, transgenic mice (17) were kind gifts from Dr. Alexander Nikitin (Cornell University). , floxed mice were described previously (12). Mice were observed daily for signs of poor health. Sick mice were sacrificed and checked for FEBRUARY, . have published the article: Inactivation of FIP200 Leads to Inflammatory Skin Disorder, but Not Tumorigenesis, in Conditional Knock-out Mouse Models*, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of . . .
  

   

  

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