Capecci, Evans, and Smithes won the 2007 Nobel for their work in developing a knockout procedure in these organisms, and extensive research on them has been shown to increase the length of their telomeres over time.
The most popular laboratory strains of this organism are derived from the Wister type, and the Cre-Lox recombinase system is often used to remove their genes. Capecci, Evans, and Smithes won the 2007 Nobel for their work in developing a knockout procedure in these organisms, and extensive research on them has been shown to increase the length of their telomeres over time. Griffith used strains of pneumoccus on this animal in order to demonstrate the principle of transformation. For 10 points, name these common laboratory animals that are more famously made to run in mazes searching for cheese.
The most popular laboratory strains of this organism are derived from the Wister type, and the Cre-Lox recombinase system is often used to remove their genes.
{lab rats} or {mice} or {mus musculus}