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The UC Irvine Transgenic Mouse Facility is a core facility that provides services on a recharge basis for making, breeding, genotyping, importing, and preserving genetically-modified mice. We also serve as a source of knowledge, experience, and instruction in the use of genetically modified mice to address research questions.
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Ordering Services
Please request order forms for all services from the TMF manager, Tom Fielder.
In 2007, the TMF conducted a survey of UCI clients, asking them to rank each of our services on a 5-point scale. People with a UCINetID are invited to click on the above link to view the results of this survey.
The TMF Will Be Moving Soon!
We will soon relocate our offices, labs, and mice to Biological Sciences III in order to open up more mouse holding space in the School of Medicine. Upon completion of our relocation, we will be entirely contained within the BSIII vivarium, at the east end of the building.
Our new mouse rooms will be operated as barrier space. All mice entering this space will either be purchased from approved vendors or rederived. All transgenic or chimeric mice and all breeding colony offspring produced in this space will be transferrable to any other holding room on campus.
Our contact information (email, phone, fax) will remain the same.
Click on the link above to view a summary of the data from a web-based survey conducted in December of 2006, containing responses from about 74 different core facilities throughout the world. The raw data for the summary is also available via an Excel file.
This shared resource is affiliated with the Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center,
an NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center.