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RRRC Rat Strains

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974 
SD-Tg(Thy1-APPDI)BWevn
APP
William Van Nostrand 
Cryopreserved
635 
SD-Tg(SNCA)4Ins
human alpha-synuclein
Laurent Lescaudron/Philippe Naveilhan 
Cryopreserved
634 
SD-Tg(SNCA)3Ins
human alpha synuclein
Laurent Lescaudron/Philippe Naveilhan 
Cryopreserved
878 
SD-Tg(SMHC-CreERT2)AppscRrrc
Cre-ERT2
Ruby Tsai 
Cryopreserved
646 
SD-Tg(S334ter)9Lav
Mutant mouse rhodopsin
Matthew LaVail 
Cryopreserved
644 
SD-Tg(S334ter)5Lav
Mutant mouse rhodopsin
Matthew LaVail 
Cryopreserved
645 
SD-Tg(S334ter)4Lav
Mutant mouse rhodopsin
Matthew LaVail 
Cryopreserved
643 
SD-Tg(S334ter)3Lav
Mutant mouse rhodopsin
Matthew LaVail 
Cryopreserved
319 
SD-Tg(Pou5f1-EGFP)GarRrrc
POU domain, class 5, transcription factor 1 (Pou5f1, Oct4) and EGFP
Christina Dann 
Cryopreserved
320 
SD-Tg(Pou5f1-Dsred)
Pou5f1-Dsred
Christina Dann 
Cryopreserved
869 
SD-Tg(PDGFB-CreERT2)AppscRrrc
Cre-ERT2
Ruby Tsai 
Cryopreserved
627 
SD-Tg(P2ry2)Besey
P2ry2
Yuksel Agca 
Cryopreserved
641 
SD-Tg(P23H)3Lav
Mutant mouse rhodopsin
Matthew LaVail 
Cryopreserved
640 
SD-Tg(P23H)2Lav
Mutant mouse rhodopsin
Matthew LaVail 
Cryopreserved
639 
SD-Tg(P23H)1Lav
Mutant mouse rhodopsin
Matthew LaVail 
 Live
975 
SD-Tg(Oprm1-icre)1Ottc
iCre
Brandon Harvey 
Cryopreserved
870 
SD-Tg(Olfr16-CreERT2)AppscRrrc
Cre-ERT2
Ruby Tsai 
Cryopreserved
872 
SD-Tg(Mnx1-CreERT2)AppscRrrc
Cre-ERT2
Ruby Tsai 
Cryopreserved
365 
SD-Tg(MMTV-Erbb2)1UwmRrrc
Erbb2
Michael N. Gould 
Cryopreserved
775 
SD-Tg(LRRK2*R1441C)268Rwm
leucine rich repeat kinase 2 (LRRK2)
Richard Wade-Martins 
Cryopreserved
776 
SD-Tg(LRRK2*G2019S)418Rwm
leucine rich repeat kinase 2 (LRRK2)
Richard Wade-Martins 
Cryopreserved
785 
SD-Tg(LRRK2*G2019S)416Rwn
leucine rich repeat kinase 2 (LRRK2)
Richard Wade-Martins 
Cryopreserved
778 
SD-Tg(LRRK2)302Rwn
leucine rich repeat kinase 2 (LRRK2)
Richard Wade-Martins 
Cryopreserved
51 
SD-Tg(ICAM2-DAF)AngRrrc
human
Ignacio Anegon 
Cryopreserved
49 
SD-Tg(HIV-LacZ)AngRrrc
lacZ gene under control of the HIV-1 LTR
Ignacio Anegon 
Cryopreserved
876 
SD-Tg(GFAP-CreERT2)AppscRrrc
Cre-ERT2
Ruby Tsai 
Cryopreserved
874 
SD-Tg(Gad67-CreERT2)AppscRrrc
Cre-ERT2
Ruby Tsai 
Cryopreserved
865 
SD-Tg(Fos-LacZ)BHope
LacZ and Fos
Bruce Hope 
Cryopreserved
919 
SD-Tg(ERAP1*)2793RehRrrc
ERAP1
Joel D. Taurog 
Cryopreserved
873 
SD-Tg(Drd1-CreERT2)AppscRrrc
Cre-ERT2
Ruby Tsai 
Cryopreserved
928 
SD-Tg(DIO-mCherry)2OttcRrrc
mCherry
Brandon Harvey 
Cryopreserved
748 
SD-Tg(DIO-iRFP)9Ottc
Infrared Fluorescent Protein (iRFP)
Brandon Harvey/Jim Pickel 
Cryopreserved
862 
SD-Tg(Cx3cr1-Cre-ERT2)3Ottc
Cre recombinase
Brandon Harvey 
Cryopreserved
632 
SD-Tg(ChAT-tTA)
tTA (tetracycline transactivator protein) under choline acetyltransferase promoter
Xugang Xia 
Cryopreserved
754 
SD-Tg(CD59-HBA1)Bryd
CD59
Marina Hanson 
Cryopreserved
655 
SD-Tg(Camk2a-tTA)Xgx
tTA (tetracycline transactivator protein) under control of Camk2a promoter
Xugang Xia 
Cryopreserved
688 
SD-Tg(Camk2a-cre/ERT2)ZiRrrc
Cre recombinase
Dusan Bartsch 
Cryopreserved
689 
SD-Tg(CAG.LoxP.EGFP)Zi
N/A
Dusan Bartsch 
Cryopreserved
844 
SD-Tg(CAG-loxP-mCherry-loxP-EGFP)QlyRrrc
mCherry and EGFP
Qi-Long Ying 
Cryopreserved
879 
SD-Tg(CAG-GFP-LacZ)AppscRrrc
 
Ruby Tsai 
Cryopreserved
974 
Cryopreserved
donor: William Van Nostrand
635 
Cryopreserved
donor: Laurent Lescaudron/Philippe Naveilhan
634 
Cryopreserved
donor: Laurent Lescaudron/Philippe Naveilhan
878 
Cryopreserved
donor: Ruby Tsai
646 
Cryopreserved
donor: Matthew LaVail
644 
Cryopreserved
donor: Matthew LaVail
645 
Cryopreserved
donor: Matthew LaVail
643 
Cryopreserved
donor: Matthew LaVail
319 
Cryopreserved
donor: Christina Dann
320 
Cryopreserved
donor: Christina Dann
869 
Cryopreserved
donor: Ruby Tsai
627 
Cryopreserved
donor: Yuksel Agca
641 
Cryopreserved
donor: Matthew LaVail
640 
Cryopreserved
donor: Matthew LaVail
639 
 Live
donor: Matthew LaVail
975 
Cryopreserved
donor: Brandon Harvey
870 
Cryopreserved
donor: Ruby Tsai
872 
Cryopreserved
donor: Ruby Tsai
365 
Cryopreserved
donor: Michael N. Gould
775 
Cryopreserved
donor: Richard Wade-Martins
776 
Cryopreserved
donor: Richard Wade-Martins
785 
Cryopreserved
donor: Richard Wade-Martins
778 
Cryopreserved
donor: Richard Wade-Martins
51 
Cryopreserved
donor: Ignacio Anegon
49 
Cryopreserved
donor: Ignacio Anegon
876 
Cryopreserved
donor: Ruby Tsai
874 
Cryopreserved
donor: Ruby Tsai
865 
Cryopreserved
donor: Bruce Hope
919 
Cryopreserved
donor: Joel D. Taurog
873 
Cryopreserved
donor: Ruby Tsai
928 
Cryopreserved
donor: Brandon Harvey
748 
Cryopreserved
donor: Brandon Harvey/Jim Pickel
862 
Cryopreserved
donor: Brandon Harvey
632 
Cryopreserved
donor: Xugang Xia
754 
Cryopreserved
donor: Marina Hanson
655 
Cryopreserved
donor: Xugang Xia
688 
Cryopreserved
donor: Dusan Bartsch
689 
Cryopreserved
donor: Dusan Bartsch
844 
Cryopreserved
donor: Qi-Long Ying
879 
Cryopreserved
donor: Ruby Tsai

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In Need of a New Rat Model?

Need a new rat model?  The RRRC in conjunction with the MU Animal Modeling Core (AMC) can assist with the generation of transgenic rats, create knock-out and knock-in rats using CRISPR/Cas9 technology and genetically manipulate rat embryonic stem cells to make chimeric animals.  Contact us to discuss your rat model needs and how we can help.