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URL: http://www.uwgnotobiotics.org/
Proper Citation: Washington University Gnotobiotic Animal Core Facility (RRID:SCR_017887)
Description: Core at University of Washington (UW) is managed by Department of Comparative Medicine and open to investigators with research needs to maintain mice free of any microorganisms (germ-free), or with known population of microorganisms (gnotobiotic).Services provided include Rederivation, Germ-Free (GF) Mice, Isolator Maintenance of GF Mice, Experimental Study Support, Diet Sterility Testing, Technical Procedures.
Abbreviations: GNAC
Synonyms: Gnotobiotic Animal Core
Resource Type: service resource, core facility, access service resource
Keywords: Mouse, free, microorganism, germ, population, gnotobiotic, rederivation, isolator, maintenance, diet, sterility, testing, suport, service, core, ABRF
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