Maintenance Of Genetically Modified Mouse Lines: Input To The Development Of Bio-Collections In Russia

DOI: 10.29296/2618723X-2018-02-01

E. Petrova(1), PhD, Senior Researcher, A. Gromova(2), Ph.D., Researcher, M. Anisimenko(3), L. Ruban(1), S. Egorova(1), head vivarium, I. Petrovskaya(4), Director, T. Amstislavskaya(1,5), Doctor of biological sciences, Senior Researcher, deputy Director, T. Lipina(1,5), Ph.D., the head laboratory of experimental models of the pathology of cognition and emotions 1-Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution, Scientific Research Institute of Physiology and Basic Medicine, 630117, Russia, Novosibirsk, street Timakova, 4, r. 904 2-FSHI «Irkutsk Research Antiplague Institute of Siberia and Far East» of Rospotrebnadzor, 664047, Russia, Irkutsk, street Trilissera, 78 3-Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution, Scientific Research Institute of Molecular Biology and Biophysics, 630117, Russia, Novosibirsk, street Timakova, 2/12 4-Experimental Models for Bio-assay, Limited Liability Company (EMBI, LLC), 630093, Russia, Novosibirsk, street Academician Lavrentyev, 10 5-Novosibirsk State University, 630090, Russia, Novosibirsk, street Pirogova, 1 е-mail: [email protected]

Keywords: mouse genetic lines bio-collections breeding maintenance genotyping
For citation:

Petrova E., Gromova A., Anisimenko M., Ruban L., Egorova S., Petrovskaya I., Amstislavskaya T., Lipina T. Maintenance Of Genetically Modified Mouse Lines: Input To The Development Of Bio-Collections In Russia. Laboratory Animals for Science. 2018; 2. https://doi.org/10.29296/2618723X-2018-02-01

Abstract

There is a need for biomedical research on mice with genetic impairments, which is fast growing around the world. An essential part of science includes effective cooperation between research groups as within the same country and at the international level. The process of importing the genetically modified mice to the Russian Federation involves a number of requirements, as it is necessary to prepare range of documents, including a health certificate, a genetic passport, intellectual rights to transfer genetic lines, an agreement on scientific collaboration. This article describes the process of shipment of the genetic lines of mice from the center of phenogenomics (Toronto Center for Phenogenomics (http://www.phenogenomics.ca/), Canada) to the vivarium of the Institute (Russia). The example of unique biocollection of Scientific Research Institute of Physiology and Basic Medicine (Novosibirsk) containing genetic mouse lines: DISC1-Q31L, DISC1-L100P, PDE4B-M220T, Clstn2-KO, which are the core of the unique scientific installation “Biological collection – genetic biomodels of neuropsychiatric diseases”, described how to maintain the breeding colony of the bio-collection, including regular testing for pathogens, backcrossing of genetically modified mouse lines and their genotyping. The presented data can be useful for the productive expansion of bio-collections in Russia.

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