Rag2 - Model RAGN12

Genetic Background:

Origin:

The Rag2 mouse was developed in the laboratory of Frederick W. Alt at Columbia University. The model was created by targeting the Rag2 gene in CCE ES cells and injecting the targeted cells into blastocysts. This line originated from model RAG2-M on a 129S6/SvEv background. The mice were backcrossed twelve generations (N12) to a C57BL/6NTac inbred background. Heterozygotes were intercrossed to generate homozygous targeted mutation mice. The line is maintained by incrossing homozygous mice.

Genetics:

Wild type for Nnt mutation

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Initial Publication:

Shinkai, Y, Rathbun, G, Lam, KP, Oltz, EM, Stewart, V, Mendelsohn, M, Charron, J, Datta, M, Young, F, Stall, AM, and Alt, FW. (1992) RAG-2-Deficient Mice Lack Mature Lymphocytes Owing to Inability to Initiate V(D)J Rearrangement, Cell, 68: 855-867.

Animal Diet:

• Title to these Models and biological materials derived from them remains with Taconic.
• The Models will be used for research purposes only.
• The Models will not be bred or cross-bred except to obtain embryos or fetuses required for research purposes unless additional rights have been granted in writing by Taconic.
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Representative data for adoptive T cell transfer colitis in RAGN12 mice provided by Bolder BioPATH. Download the full data package, including protocol information, colon weight and colon histopathology.