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Proper Citation: Korea Mouse Phenotyping Center (RRID:SCR_026052)
Description: Center to develop genetically engineered mice, analyze mouse phenotypes, and establish nationwide infrastructure for mouse research. South Korean government designated KMPC as principal organization for preclinical trials using mice and hamsters.
Resource Type: biomaterial supply resource, material resource, organism supplier
Keywords: genetically engineered mice, analyze mouse phenotypes, preclinical trials, mice, hamsters
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