The Next Frontier in Disease Modeling

Mouse strains empower clinically relevant research. Download this poster from The Jackson Laboratory to learn more.

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Whether you are investigating the interactions between host immune cells and pathogens, tumors and immune cells, or require an oncological platform to test your therapeutic compounds, NSG^TM strains have revolutionized how infectious disease and cancer research is conducted. By supporting the engraftment of human immune cells and tumors, NSG^TM strains have transformed the approach taken by the biomedical community to understand human diseases. Download this poster to learn more.

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