Freezing Mouse Strains Cuts Costs in Lab Breeding Race
Scientists describe freezing mouse embryos to preserve strains, reducing yearly breeding costs. Nude and diabetic mice cost up to 25 dollars each, while regular mice run about 4.30 per year. Embryos are cooled to minus 80 C then stored in liquid nitrogen, with backups at a major storage center to ensure genetic stability.
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