Molecular Physiology

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Our Mice

Frank Kirchhoff | Molecular Physiology

PyRat

For our animal management, we use PyRAT (Python based Relational Animal Tracking), the web based colony management software application which enables comprehensive and transparent handling of animal facility data.
As it is web based, this data is easily and securely accessible from anywhere with internet or intranet capabilities, offering users convenient and time saving off-site access. PyRAT’s many features aim at reducing and simplifying the overall administrative workload of the facility manager.
For any questions concerning our mice and/or PyRAT please contact our "PyRAT-Headquarter" (Dr. Anja Scheller and Daniel Rhode): This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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Mouse Lines

TgN(hGFAP-mRFP1)
GRFT
Hirrlinger et al., 2005

TgN(hGFAP-EGFP)
GFEA
Nolte et al., 2001

TgN(hGFAP-EGFP)
GFEC
Lalo et al., 2006

TgH(Cx3CR1-EGFP)
CXCR
Jung et al., 2000

TgN(hGFAP-CreERT2) x TgH(Rosa26-CAG-flox-stop-flox-tdTomato)
GCTF x Rato
Hirrlinger et al., 2006
Madison et al., 2010

TgN(hGFAP-CreERT2) x TgH(Rosa26-flox-stop-flox-EYFP)
GLAC x Rosy
Mori et al., 2006
Srinivas et al., 2001

Molecular Physiology

Univ.-Prof. Dr.
Frank Kirchhoff

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Secretary

Ute Legler

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Saarland University
Faculty of Medicine
Department of Physiology
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Frank Kirchhoff
CIPMM | Building 48
D-66421 Homburg