SFR Santé Lyon Est

Université Lyon 1 – CNRS UAR 3453 – Inserm US 7

Animalerie Zebrafish Rockefeller (AZR)

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Prestations

  • Hébergement et reproduction du modèle poisson zèbre (Zebrafish)
  • Études génétiques transitoires (invalidation et surexpression de gènes)
  • Injection dans l’embryon de morpholinos ou d’ARN messager
Poisson-zèbre

Contact

Téléphone : 04 78 77 71 88

Bibliographie

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