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Pi15 Conditional Knockout, Knockout mouse models

Browse 2 Pi15 mouse models including conditional knockout, knockout variants — in stock and ready to ship from ingenious targeting laboratory. Available as Pi15 conditional knockout mouse, Pi15 knockout mouse. Request a quote within 24 hours.

Available Pi15 catalog models

2 Pi15 lines with QC documentation and technical support. Pi15 floxed mice use loxP flanked alleles for Cre dependent tissue specific knockout.

  • Pi15-Flox

    Conditional Knockout

    KO/CKO mice

    In production — inquireCKO 250272
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  • Pi15-KO(2)

    Knockout

    KO/CKO mice

    sperm cryopreservationKO 251750
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We have 2 Pi15 models in stock — including Conditional Knockout, Knockout types. In stock and ready to ship this week. All models come with full QC documentation, health certificates, and dedicated technical support.

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About Pi15 Mouse Model Types

A Pi15 knockout mouse has the Pi15 gene permanently inactivated, enabling loss of function studies. A Pi15 conditional knockout (floxed) mouse carries loxP sites flanking a critical exon of Pi15, allowing Cre recombinase dependent deletion in specific tissues or at specific timepoints.

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Modifications available

Jump to catalog backed pages for Pi15 organized by modification type. Each URL is indexable and matches common search patterns.

Pi15 Conditional KnockoutPi15 KnockoutPi15 cDNA KnockinPi15 Epitope Tag KnockinPi15 HumanizedPi15 Inducible KnockoutPi15 KnockinPi15 Reporter

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