Cloned Zebrafish from Long-Term Cultured Cells
Long-term-cultured cells to provide adequate time for use in targeted genetic manipulation
Clone fertile zebrafish from long-term cell cultures to allow for targeted genetic manipulation
UCLA researchers have demonstrated the successful cloning of fertile zebrafish from long-term-cultured cells. Transgenic zebrafish are obtained by nuclear transfer using embryonic fibroblast cells from long-term cultures. These transgenic zebrafish will allow the research community to work on targeted genetic manipulation in zebrafish.
Patent Number: US7332647B2
Application Number: US2003517880A
Inventor: Lin, Shuo
Priority Date: 11 Jun 2002
Priority Number: US7332647B2
Application Date: 13 Dec 2004
Publication Date: 19 Feb 2008
IPC Current: A01K0067027 | C12N001500 | C12N0015873
US Class: 800020 | 800024
Assignee Applicant: The Regents of the University of California
Title: Fish produced by nuclear transfer from cultured cells
Usefulness: Fish produced by nuclear transfer from cultured cells
Summary: The methods are useful for making a diploid transgenic fish or a progeny fish (claimed).
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State Of Development Background Related Materials Tech ID/UC Case 22293/2002-491-0 Related Cases 2002-491-0
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