型号：GM-J#026006 -Cryorecovery

应用：This reduced recombination, nuclear-localized tdTomato reporter strain (R26 mLSL-ntdT) enables extremely sparse cre-mediated labeling of cells and is appropriate for applications such as lineage tracing.

型号：GM-J#026005 -Cryorecovery

应用：This reduced recombination, nuclear-localized GFP reporter strain (R26 mLSL-nGFP) enables extremely sparse cre-mediated labeling of cells and is appropriate for applications such as lineage tracing.

型号：GM-J#025870 -Cryorecovery

应用：Hand1EGFPCreΔneo KO mice express EGFP and cre from the Hand1 promoter making them useful for studying the development of the heart, neural crest, brachial arch, and yolk sac, as well as vascular development of the left ventricle.

型号：GM-J#025867 -Cryorecovery

应用：These mice express Cre-ERT2 under the direction of the murine Neurod1 promoter making them useful for spatial- and temporal-specific recombination in Neurod1-expressing cells during development or adulthood.

型号：GM-J#025809 -Cryorecovery

应用：Fgfr3-icreERT2 mice express codon optimized iCreERT2 in forebrain subventricular zone progenitor cells and astrocytes making them useful for applications requiring tamoxifen-induced deletion of floxed sequences in these cells.

型号：GM-J#025808 -Cryorecovery

应用：Nkx2-1-cre-ERT2 mice express codon optimized iCre-ERT2 in ventral forebrain precursor cells making them useful for applications requiring tamoxifen-induced deletion of floxed sequences in these cells.

型号：GM-J#025807 -Available

应用：Sox10-Cre mice express Cre recombinase in the entire post-migratory post-otic neural crest population during early embryonic development.

型号：GM-J#025806 -Cryorecovery

应用：Gsh2-Cre mice express codon optimized Cre recombinase, iCre, in subcortical precursors and all the neuronal and glial cell progeny.

型号：GM-J#025750 -Available

应用：HSA-MCM mice express tamoxifen-inducible cre in both limb and craniofacial skeletal muscles.

型号：GM-J#025744 -Cryorecovery

应用：Krox-20cre mice express Cre recombinase under the direction of the Egr2 promoter in the hindbrain, Schwann cells, and long bones.