2024年12月12日 · Anatomy of the laboratory mouse: in vivo imaging atlas on a high-resolution X-ray computed tomography (micro-CT) Mouse - 3D - Anatomy atlas: Skeleton, Bones, Osteology

122. Female reproductive organs. 123. Uterus deflected to right to show blood vessels. 124. Pelvic region of female. 125. Blood supply of female reproductive organs. Pregnant mouse.

The Anatomy of the Laboratory Mouse Margaret J. Cook IMAGE INDEX

Margaret J. Cook M.R.C. Laboratory Animals Centre Carshalton, Surrey, England Academic Press 1965 Adapted for the Web by: Mouse Genome Informatics The Jackson Laboratory Bar Harbor, Maine April 2005 Revised February 2008 Table of Contents Subject Index Image Index User's Guide Please send question and comments to User Support.

2021年7月24日 · The mouse is used in understanding basic research, testing, teaching, genetics, physiology, psychology and many more areas of biomedical research. An important advancement in this regard is the whole-genome sequencing of both human and mouse; and both share synteny of chromosomes.

2024年10月17日 · The anatomy of the mouse, comprising its skeletal, muscular, and internal organ systems, provides a detailed understanding of its body structure and function. Major body regions include the head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, limbs, and tail.

Comparative Anatomy of the Mouse and Rat: a Color Atlas and Text provides detailed comparative anatomical information for those who work with mice and rats in animal research.

Mouse anatomy ontologies provide standard nomenclature for describing normal and mutant mouse anatomy, and are essential for the description and integration of data directly related to anatomy such as gene expression patterns.

The mouse skeletal system has been developed from anatomical references and includes the sets of bones in all body compartments, including four limbs, spine, head and tail.

INDEX (The numbers refer to the illustrations. Those in italic denote Figures in which the subject is more fully treated.) Links to MGI go to the relevant term in the Adult Mouse Anatomy browser.