Knockout mouse model is a laboratory mouse in which researchers have inactivated, or "knocked out," an existing gene by deleting portions of the gene’s DNA sequence, or by replacing the gene with an altered DNA sequence. Knockout mice exhibit modifications in phenotype (observable traits) and thereby provide important clues about the function of individual genes. Mice and humans share many genes in common. Hence, information from knockout mouse models can shed light on the biological roles of specific genes as well as on the involvement of those genes in human disease.
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Strain Name：C57BL/6JSmo-Tnfsf10em2Smoc
Strain State：Sperm cryopreservation | Cat. NO.：NM-KO-231428
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Strain Name：BALB/cJSmo-Tnfsf10em1Smoc
Strain State：Sperm cryopreservation | Cat. NO.：NM-KO-231509
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Strain Name：C57BL/6JSmo-Tnfsf11em1Smoc
Strain State：Sperm cryopreservation | Cat. NO.：NM-KO-200543
Disease Connection：autosomal recessive osteopetrosis 2
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Strain Name：C57BL/6JSmo-Tnfsf12em1Smoc
Strain State：Sperm cryopreservation | Cat. NO.：NM-KO-200731
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Strain Name：C57BL/6JSmo-Tnfsf13bem1Smoc
Strain State：Embryo cryopreservation | Cat. NO.：NM-KO-190544
Research Application：immune system;B cell development
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Strain Name：C57BL/6JSmo-Tnfsf14em1Smoc
Strain State：Embryo cryopreservation | Cat. NO.：NM-KO-190170
Research Application：Immune-related
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Strain Name：C57BL/6JSmo-Tnfsf15em1Smoc
Strain State：Sperm cryopreservation | Cat. NO.：NM-KO-191168
Research Application：The protein encoded by this gene is a cytokine that belongs to the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) ligand family. This protein is abundantly expressed in endothelial cells, but is not expressed in either B or T cells.
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Strain Name：C57BL/6JSmo-Tnfsf15em2Smoc
Strain State：Sperm cryopreservation | Cat. NO.：NM-KO-234340
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Strain Name：C57BL/6JSmo-Tnfsf18em1Smoc
Strain State：Embryo cryopreservation | Cat. NO.：NM-KO-2110792
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Strain Name：C57BL/6JSmo-Tnfsf4em2Smoc
Strain State：Embryo cryopreservation | Cat. NO.：NM-KO-190889
Research Application：Allergy and Asthma, Th2 Cytokines & Related Genes, Immune system, autoimmune diabetes
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