
Transgenesis Techniques
Principles and Protocols
Alan R. Clarke(Editor)
Humana Press Inc.
2nd Edition
Published on 1. January 2002
Book
Hardback
X, 351 pages
978-0-89603-696-3 (ISBN)
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Description
The past decade has witnessed a spectacular explosion in both the devel- ment and use of transgenic technologies. Not only have these been used to aid our fundamental understanding of biologic mechanisms, but they have also faci- tated the development of a range of disease models that are now truly beginning to impact upon our approach to human disease. Some of the most exciting model systems relate to neurodegenerative disease and cancer, where the availability of appropriate models is at last allowing radically new therapies to be developed and tested. This latter point is of particular significance given the current concerns of the wider public over both the use of animal models and the merits of using genetically modified organisms. Arguably, advances of the greatest significance have been made using mammalian systems-driven by the advent of embryonic stem-cell-based strategies and, more recently, by cloning through nuclear transfer. For this reason, this new edition of Transgenesis Techniques focuses much more heavily on manipulation of the mammalian genome, both in the general discussions and in the provision of specific protocols.
Reviews / Votes
From Reviews of the First Edition a must in any laboratory - Cellular and Molecular Biology should be useful to anyone currently involved in using transgenesis as a technique - Journal of Heredity Second Edition: ...the book remains an impressive and interesting book that will be a useful reference to molecular and developmental geneticists at all levels and potential tool for teaching graduate students and advanced undergraduates. - Human Genetics It will provide a valuable source of information. It will also remind you of the enormous potential that transgenesis has to offer the biologist. Transgenic research will underpin many future applications from evaluating viral vectors for gene therapy and vaccination to bioreactors for the production of proteins, from models of disease to screening tools for biological activity, from genome mapping to gene function. This book details protocols to let you participate in this. Cloning and Stem CellsFrom Reviews of the First Edition a must in any laboratory - Cellular and Molecular Biology should be useful to anyone currently involved in using transgenesis as a technique - Journal of Heredity Second Edition: ...the book remains an impressive and interesting book that will be a useful reference to molecular and developmental geneticists at all levels and potential tool for teaching graduate students and advanced undergraduates. - Human Genetics It will provide a valuable source of information. It will also remind you of the enormous potential that transgenesis has to offer the biologist. Transgenic research will underpin many future applications from evaluating viral vectors for gene therapy and vaccination to bioreactors for the production of proteins, from models of disease to screening tools for biological activity, from genome mapping to gene function. This book details protocols to let you participate in this. Cloning and Stem Cells
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2nd ed.
Language
English
Place of publication
NJ
United States
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Revised edition
Illustrations
47 black & white illustrations, 13 black & white halftones, 34 black & white line drawings
Dimensions
Height: 22.9 cm
Width: 15.2 cm
Weight
1 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-89603-696-3 (9780896036963)
DOI
10.1385/1592591787
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Content
Part I. Topical Reviews in Transgenesis
Biomedical and Agricultural Applications of Animal Transgenesis
Jim McWhir
Part II. Transgenesis in Invertebrate and Lower Vertebrate Species
Gene Transfer in Drosophila
Mark J. O'Connor and William Chia
Part III. Transgenesis in the Mouse: Oocyte Injection
Oocyte Injection in the Mouse
Gary A. J. Brown and Timothy J. Corbin
Part IV. Alternative Routes to the Germline
Adenoviral Infection
Tohru Tsukui and Yutaka Toyoda
Retroviral Infection
Richard A. Bowen
Part V. Transgenesis in the Mouse: The ES Cell Route
In Vitro Isolation of Murine Embryonic Stem Cells
David Wells
Production of Chimeras Derived from Murine Embryonic Stem Cells
David Wells
Gene Targeting Strategies
David W. Melton
Cre/loxP Recombination System and Gene Targeting
Ralf Kühn and Raul M. Torres
Part VI. Cryopreservation of Mouse Lines
Cryopreservation of Transgenic Mouse Lines
Jillian M. Shaw and Naomi Nakagata
Ovarian Tissue Transplantation and Cryopreservation: Application to Maintenance and Recovery of Transgenic and Inbred Mouse Lines
Jillian M. Shaw and A. O. Trounson
Part VII. Transgenesis in the Rat
Transgenesis in the Rat
Linda J. Mullins, Gillian Brooker, and John J. Mullins
Part VIII. Transgenesis in Domestic Species
Generation of Transgenic Livestock by Pronuclear Injection
A. John Clark
Transgenic Sheep from Cultured Cells
Keith H. S. Campbell
Part IX. Characterization and Analysis of Transgenic Strains
Analysis of Transgenic Mice
Stefan Selbert and Dominic Rannie
Index.
Biomedical and Agricultural Applications of Animal Transgenesis
Jim McWhir
Part II. Transgenesis in Invertebrate and Lower Vertebrate Species
Gene Transfer in Drosophila
Mark J. O'Connor and William Chia
Part III. Transgenesis in the Mouse: Oocyte Injection
Oocyte Injection in the Mouse
Gary A. J. Brown and Timothy J. Corbin
Part IV. Alternative Routes to the Germline
Adenoviral Infection
Tohru Tsukui and Yutaka Toyoda
Retroviral Infection
Richard A. Bowen
Part V. Transgenesis in the Mouse: The ES Cell Route
In Vitro Isolation of Murine Embryonic Stem Cells
David Wells
Production of Chimeras Derived from Murine Embryonic Stem Cells
David Wells
Gene Targeting Strategies
David W. Melton
Cre/loxP Recombination System and Gene Targeting
Ralf Kühn and Raul M. Torres
Part VI. Cryopreservation of Mouse Lines
Cryopreservation of Transgenic Mouse Lines
Jillian M. Shaw and Naomi Nakagata
Ovarian Tissue Transplantation and Cryopreservation: Application to Maintenance and Recovery of Transgenic and Inbred Mouse Lines
Jillian M. Shaw and A. O. Trounson
Part VII. Transgenesis in the Rat
Transgenesis in the Rat
Linda J. Mullins, Gillian Brooker, and John J. Mullins
Part VIII. Transgenesis in Domestic Species
Generation of Transgenic Livestock by Pronuclear Injection
A. John Clark
Transgenic Sheep from Cultured Cells
Keith H. S. Campbell
Part IX. Characterization and Analysis of Transgenic Strains
Analysis of Transgenic Mice
Stefan Selbert and Dominic Rannie
Index.