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| The Promise of Muta-genomics | ||||||||||
| Joseph H. Nadeau considers the feasibility
of developing large-scale mouse mutagenesis surveys |
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February 2, 2001 
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Can mutagenesis studies in the mouse become large-scale surveys just as certain aspects of genetics have been scaled for genomics? Joseph H. Nadeau asks this question in a recent commentary in Mammalian Genome. If the answer is yes, he argues, then these mutagenized mice are a potentially rich resource of new models of human disease. His commentary considers the opportunities and challenges of developing large-scale mutagenesis and efficiently assembling comprehensive phenotyping programs. The full text of "Muta-genetics or muta-genomics: the feasibility of large-scale mutagenesis and phenotyping programs" from Mammalian Genome is reprinted here. —Edward R. Winstead
Download Joseph H. Nadeau's article (pdf) Used with permission © Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 2000 . . .
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