Overview
Baseline phenotyping refers to the comprehensive evaluation of an engineered mouse line's physiological, molecular, and behavioral traits before any experimental intervention. This establishes a reference dataset that differentiates inherent strain variability from phenotypic changes caused by the targeted genetic modification.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does baseline phenotyping include?
Physical traits, clinical chemistry, behavioral assessments, immunophenotyping, and histopathological review of major organs.
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