NOD

Model Description

• Exhibits destructive autoimmune pancreatic insulitis as early as four weeks of age
• Insulin-dependent diabetes is found in some females beginning at three months of age and in approximately 60% of females and approximately 40% of males by six months of age

Origin: The NOD inbred model was developed by intercrossing ICR mice. The mice were inbred twenty generations by Makino. Taconic received stock in 1985. The mice were derived by hysterectomy. The Taconic foundation colony was at F76 in 2005.

Color: Albino

Coat Color Loci: Tyr^c

Genetics:

• Strain Profile: Acy1^s, Car2^a, Ce2^a, Es1^b, Es3^c, Es6^a, Esd^a, Es11^a, Fv1^b, Ggc^a, Gpi1^a Gus-s^b, H6pd1^b, Hba^p, Hbb^s, Idh1^a, Ldh1^a, Ldh2^a, Ldr1^a, Mod1^b, Mpi1^b, Mup1^a, Pepc^b, Pgd^b, Pgm1^a, Pgm2^a, Pnp^a, Sod1^a, Trf^b
• Immunology: H2g⁷
• Other: Ptprc^a

Animal Diet: NIH #31M Rodent Diet

Growth Chart

Related Reports

View the production locations(s) and the accompanying current IHMS^TM Health Report and Taconic Health Standard for this model

Phenotyping

• NOD Phenotyping procedures and report

Price Table

NOD (in U.S. Dollars)

Taconic is unable to ship retired breeders, female with litters and pregnant mice for this model due to phenotype.

NOD European prices

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