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mice, and several other models from spontaneous mutants that were established as standardized laboratory animals and validated as human disease models. Animals with integrated human genes are used by molecular geneticists to clarify the functions of introduced genes.
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CONCLUSION The immediate future promises to be the golden age of international laboratory animal science. We must have opinion leaders who are aware of the need both for high-quality animals for biomedical research and drug discovery and for meeting the new challenges presented by the diversification of genetically engineered rodents.
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Appendix A US/Japan Meeting OCTOBER 23, 1998 AGENDA 9:00-9:30 A.M. William E
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