Strain Availability

To request swine or cryopreserved material from the NSRRC, please contact NSRRC@missouri.edu, at (573) 882-1134.

There are a variety of samples available from the strains listed below: A few examples are fetal fibroblast, fresh and cryopreserved semen, live animals, hearts, femurs, kidneys, liver, Day 50 eyes, and Day 60 fetal hearts. Please inquire about the sample request and availability; we should be able to meet your requests in a timely manner. All NSRRC strain distributions require a NSRRC Outgoing Material Transfer Agreement.

List of Available Strains

Stock #	Strain Name	Modification(s)	Gene(s)	Application(s)
NSRRC:0001	Truline® Hampshire	none	wildtype	Background for genetic modification
NSRRC:0002	Truline® Duroc	none	wildtype	Background for genetic modification
NSRRC:0003	Truline® Landrace	none	wildtype	Background for genetic modification
NSRRC:0004	Truline® Large White	none	wildtype	Background for genetic modification
NSRRC:0005	Minnesota Mini	none	wildtype	Immune system ontogeny and regulation, xenotransplantation, xenoimmunotherapy of cancer
NSRRC:0008	Ossabaw	none	wildtype	Background for genetic modification,obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
NSRRC:0009	GGTA1KO/hDAF	Transgenic Targeted Knock-Out	a-1,3-galactosyltransferase knockout; human decay-accelerating factor	Xenotransplantation research
NSRRC:0010	GFP NT5	transgenic	enhanced green fluorescent protein	Cell tracking
NSRRC:0011	FAT-1	transgenic	express a humanized Caenorhabditis elegans gene, fat-1, encoding an n-3 fatty acid desaturase	research in the areas of reproduction, cardiovascular, immune system, depression and cancer
NSRRC:0012	Yucatan	none	wildtype	small porcine model as background for genetic modification
NSRRC:0013	NIH Mini g/g	none	MHC SLA g/g	research in the areas of immune system, and xenotransplantation
NSRRC:0014	NIH Mini c/c	none	MHC SLA c/c	research in the areas of immune system, and xenotransplantation
NSRRC:0015	NIH Mini a/a	none	MHC SLA a/a	research in the areas of immune system, and xenotransplantation
NSRRC:0016	GFP NT92	transgenic	enhanced Green fluorescent Protein	Cell tracking
NSRRC:0017	Rhodopsin	transgenic	Rhodopsin P23H substitution	Study of Retinitis Pigmentosa
NSRRC:0018	FVIII	Tri-transgenic	Human coagulation factor VIII; Human alpha-antitrypsin; Propeptide cleavage enzyme (PACE)	Hemophilia Research
NSRRC:0019	FIX	Tri-transgenic	Human coagulation factor IX; Human alpha-antitrypsin; von Willibrand factor	Hemophilia Research
NSRRC:0020	GFP NT92-Yucatan	transgenic	enhanced Green fluorescent Protein	Cell Tracking
NSRRC:0021	Tie2-eNOS	transgenic	endothelial Nitrate Oxide Synthase	Cardiovascular, Exercise Physiology
NSRRC:0022	Tie2-Catalse	transgenic	Human Catalase	Cardiovascular, Exercise Physiology
NSRRC:0024	GFP-Proteasomes	transgenic	GFP-Proteasome Fusion Protein	Proteasome research
NSRRC:0025	Multi-Xeno	transgenic	a-1,3-galactosyltransferase knockout; human decay-accelerating factor (CD55); CD39; CD59 and thrombomodulin	Xenotransplantation
NSRRC:0026	NLS-CAG-eGFP	transgenic	Nuclear localized signal-CAG- enhanced Green fluorescent Protein	Cell Tracking
NSRRC:0027	CAG-Tomato	transgenic	CAG-Tomato	Cell Tracking
NSRRC:0028	Liver Suicide Genes	transgenic	Alpha fetoprotein promoter driving cytosine deaminase	Liver Research
NSRRC:0029	Liver Suicide Genes	transgenic	Albumin promoter driving thymidine kinase	Liver Research

PROCESS:

Receiving Investigator must:


• Fill out and submit an On-Line Receiving Investigator Application Form
• Provide a MTA (Material Transfer Agreement)


The NSRRC will then:


• Obtain authorization from the Receiving Investigator's Institution for animal shipment
• Ship animals to the Receiving Investigator's Institution
• Bill the account (see Distribution Fees)