Sentences with phrase «emma strains»

EMMA strains produced from ES cells generated by the International Knockout Mouse Consortium (IKMC) are displayed on the EMMA strain list as soon as germ - line transmission has been achieved and the genotype of the pups has been confirmed.

A license agreement is required for EMMA strains using «TET - System» technology.

EMMA strains are cryopreserved as frozen embryos and / or sperm.

For all other EMMA strains a rederivation service is provided.

The documents stating the conditions for submission and distribution of EMMA strains are available via the displayed links below.

Please visit the EMMA strain list, find your strain of interest, open the strain details by using the» +» toggle, then click the «Order» button.

However, you are invited to register your interest in any such strains by clicking on the EMMA strain list, finding your strain of interest, opening the strain details by using the» +» toggle, then clicking the «Register interest» button.

From this stage on scientists can register their interest for the mice on the EMMA strain list as described above.

Not exact matches

Some mouse strains are only archived as knockout - first allele («tm1a allele»), but if users are interested in another allele which is not cryopreserved at EMMA, some EMMA nodes offer allele conversion as a service.

Please use the online submission form to submit your strains to EMMA.

The European Mutant Mouse Archive (EMMA) welcomes submission of mutant mouse strains from all over the world, archives free of charge and facilitates global distribution.

So far EMMA has archived over 2500 mouse strains generated using the EUCOMM / KOMP targeting strategies.

Mouse strains submitted for archiving are evaluated by EMMA's external Evaluation Committee.

Numerous strains have been donated to EMMA by individual researchers.

The submission and distribution of mouse mutant strains to and from the EMMA archive is subject to legally binding conditions.

The EMMA website provides access to information about the member repositories, their submission process and forms, listing of available strains and their request process.

EMMA is a non-profit repository for the collection, archiving (via cryopreservation) and distribution of relevant mutant strains essential for basic biomedical research.

The Czech Centre for Phenogenomics, Czech node of the European Mouse Mutant Archive (EMMA) is offering free archiving of mutant mouse strains.

EMMA has newly submitted strains in various stages of preservation, development and colony establishment.

This registration of interest is valuable in helping EMMA to anticipate demand and to optimise availability of strains.