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Inducer of apoptosis in animal Hello! I want to test a method which can detect apoptosis in mice, and I do not know how to induce apoptosis in mice. Could anyone give some suggestions about the inducer and protocol? I see H2O2 can induce apoptosis in cell culture. Thank you all. LW |
Inducer of apoptosis in animal [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] wrote: I'm not sure that inducing apoptosis in a whole mouse would pass ethics boards. I know they wouldn't see it as necessary. Select a tissue which is known to have a significant amount of natural apoptosis, like the skin during hair follicle catagen (around 8 weeks after birth) or the mammary gland sometime after weaning, during involution, and test your method on those samples. |
Inducer of apoptosis in animal On 19/02/2008, [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] <[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]> wrote: hello, you mean you want to induce apoptosis in vivo? Does it have a specific region of an organ system? Because, an apoptosed mouse, I'd imagine is a very dead mouse. Pow Thank you all. |
Inducer of apoptosis in animal Yes, very dead indeed. In German, this is called "mausetot" (as dead as a mouse...) What about taking out the organs of interest, perfusing them like in the Langendorf Heart Model and include apoptosis inducers in the buffer? As lethal to mice as whole animal apoptosis, but a bit more human... Best, Wo |
Inducer of apoptosis in animal Hi, Thanks a lot for your help! Yes, I want to induce and observe apoptosis in vivo, and the apoptosis should take place at some tissues or regions (subcutaneous or liver, et al.), but not the whole mouse. LW On 2/20/08, Pow Joshi <[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]> wrote: |
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