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Method for regenerating functional mammary gland through replanting mammary gland primodium of chmice

A functional breast technology, applied in biochemical equipment and methods, microbiology, medical science, etc., can solve problems such as lack of access, cumbersome operation, and reduced efficiency, and achieve the effects of saving time, improving transplantation efficiency, and improving accuracy

Inactive Publication Date: 2005-11-16
李宁
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However, there are few studies on the biology of mammary gland primordia and the transplantation of mammary gland primordia to regenerate functional mammary glands. Robinson first transplanted mouse mammary gland primordia in 2001 and obtained mammary gland tissue regeneration

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A method for regenerating the functional mammary gland by transplanting the primodium of muose's mammary gland features that, the primodium of mouse's mammary gland is sucked by Pasteur pipet, it is transplanted in the fat pad of the mouse whose tissue of mammary gland has the removed, to obtain a regenerated mammary gland model.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of biotechnology, in particular to a method for transplanting and regenerating mouse mammary gland primordia. Background technique [0002] The mammary gland is the only organ among all mammalian organs that can regenerate after the animal becomes an adult. It regenerates to form a functional mammary gland structure with the start of the pregnancy cycle of the female animal, and degenerates to the pre-pregnancy state with the end of the lactation period. This pattern of regeneration of the mammary gland can be repeated as long as the pregnancy cycle is repeated many times. The use of mammary stem cells to regenerate mammary glands is a high-tech emerging in the past two years. There are relatively many studies on breast tissue transplantation and mammary gland stem cells isolated from mammary gland tissue transplantation to regenerate mammary glands. The research results prove that after transplantation, mammary glan...

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IPC IPC(8): A61F2/02
Inventor 韩建永李宁
Owner 李宁
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