Dual Transgenic Mice for Endothelial Cell Research (Ve-Cadherin Cre-Recombinase - Rosa26r-YFP)
- Technology Benefits
- Endothelial-specific gene recombination ensures that only endothelial cells are labeled with YFP
- Technology Application
- Use as a model system to investigate endothelial gene expression in the context of either physiological or pathological conditions
- Detailed Technology Description
- UCLA researchers have developed a dual transgenic animal that enables genetic tracing of endothelial cells and their derivatives. Specifically, endothelial cells are labeled with YFP, and an endothelial-specific promoter drives Cre-recombinase (VE-Cadherin).
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State Of Development
The mouse model has been developed, validated, and communicated to the scientific community. Background
Disturbances in endothelial gene expression contribute to vascular morphogenesis and tumor growth. Over the past century, the mouse has emerged as the premier mammalian model system for genetic research. Its genetic and physiological similarities to humans, as well as the ease with which its genome can be manipulated, make it especially attractive as models for human disease. Thus, mouse models that enable genetic tracing of endothelial cells would be of great use to vascular biologists. Additional Technologies by these Inventors
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- Transgenic Mice for Endothelial Cell Research (Ve-Cadherin Cre-Recombinase - Rosa26r-LacZ)
- Diagnosis and Treatment of Arteriovenous Malformations
Tech ID/UC Case
22805/2011-725-0
Related Cases
2011-725-0
- *Abstract
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UCLA researchers have developed a dual transgenic animal that enables genetic tracing of endothelial cells and their derivatives.
- *Applications
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Use as a model system to investigate endothelial gene expression in the context of either physiological or pathological conditions
- *Principal Investigator
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Name: Luisa Iruela-Arispe
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- Country/Region
- USA

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