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110 results about "Transgenic zebrafish" patented technology

Transgenic Zebrafish. Abstract. The zebrafish has become a popular model system for genetic studies of vertebrate development. Zebrafish are amenable to such studies because the generation time of zebrafish is short, adults are small and easy to maintain, and females typically lay up to several hundred eggs per mating.

Chimeric gene constructs for generation of fluorescent transgenic ornamental fish

Four zebrafish gene promoters, which are skin specific, muscle specific, skeletal muscle specific and ubiquitously expressed respectively, were isolated and ligated to the 5' end of the EGFP gene. When the resulting chimeric gene constructs were introduced into zebrafish, the transgenic zebrafish emit green fluorescence under a blue light or ultraviolet light according to the specificity of the promoters used. Thus, new varieties of ornamental fish of different fluorescence patterns, e.g., skin fluorescence, muscle fluorescence, skeletal muscle-specific and / or ubiquitous fluorescence, are developed.
Owner:NAT UNIV OF SINGAPORE

Transgenic animals for monitoring water quality

InactiveUS20060143718A1Reduce cost per sampleIncreases time required data acquisitionPollution detectorsChemiluminescene/bioluminescenceLuciferase GeneWater quality
The present invention provides methods and systems that uses transgenic zebrafish with an easily assessable reporter gene under the control of pollutant-inducible DNA response elements. Transgenic zebrafish, carrying pollution-inducible response elements, are placed in the water to be tested, and the contaminants become bioconcentrated (generally 1,000- to 40,000-fold, relative to the water) in the tissues of the fish thereby activating specific response elements, which up-regulate the LUC reporter gene. Fish are then removed from the test water and placed immediately in a luminometer cuvette and incubated with luciferin. Luciferin is rapidly taken up into the tissues of the fish, oxidized by luciferase, and light is produced. The luminescence is proportional to the environmental concentration of the pollutant (to which the fish had been exposed), which drives the expression of the LUC gene by means of the various DNA motifs. The luminescence is quantitated in the luminometer. In each response element-containing construct, a specific class of polluting chemicals, allowing for differential identification of pollutants in a complex mixture activates the expression of the LUC gene. This assay does not require killing the fish and allows for repeated analysis of the same site with the same fish. The sensitivity of the system can be manipulated by varying the sequence of the response element.
Owner:NEBERT DANIEL

Transgenic zebrafish with specific myelin sheath removal capacity as well as preparation method and application thereof

The invention discloses transgenic zebrafish with specific myelin sheath removal capacity as well as a preparation method and an application thereof. The preparation method comprises the following steps: recombinant plasmid mbp-nfsB-EGFP and a Tol 2 transposase mRNA (messenger ribonucleic acid) are jointly introduced into wild zebrafish; and a zebrafish strain with stable inheritance is cultured and obtained, and the zebrafish strain with stable inheritance is the transgenic zebrafish with specific myelin sheath removal capacity, wherein the nucleotide sequence of an mbp gene promoter carried in the recombinant plasmid mbp-nfsB-EGFP is represented as SEQ ID NO.1. With adoption of the method, the transgenic zebrafish which can specifically remove myelin sheath, cause myelinoclasis and has stable inheritance capacity can be prepared and obtained effectively, under the action of metronidazole, oligodendrocyte of juvenile transgenic zebrafish can be removed specifically and the juvenile transgenic zebrafish has pathologic change of myelinoclasis together with decreased motor function, therefore, the transgenic zebrafish can provide a forceful animal model for a regulatory mechanism for viviperception of myelin sheath damage and regeneration and related drug screening.
Owner:GENERAL HOSPITAL OF PLA +1

Transgenic zebrafish models for thrombosis

The present invention relates to zebrafish models of thrombosis that allow screening of compounds for anti-thrombotic or thrombotic properties in vivo in a whole vertebrate organism. The present invention also relates to the identification and validation of platelet genes as targets for anti-thrombotic or thrombotic compounds.
Owner:ZYGOGEN

Preparation method of transgenic zebrafish

The invention relates to a preparation method of transgenic zebrafish, and relates to gene engineering. The preparation method comprises the following steps of (1) modifying a CYPIA starter sequence; (2) establishing a Tol2 transposon system knocking plasmid, and preparing a microinjection sample; (3) performing microinjection and subculture on zebrafish embryos. The invention provides an establishing method of a CYP1A starter containing twelve DREs (dehydration-responsive element), and a recombination Tol2 transposon knocking plasmid which contains the starter and is connected with a green fluorescent protein gene, a plasmid linear purifying method, and a microinjection sample method. The Tg(pCYP1A-6*DRE-EGFP) and Tg(pCYP1A-12*DRE-EGFP) transgenic zebrafish prepared by the microinjection technique can be used for comparing the activities of the starters respectively containing six DREs and twelve DREs.
Owner:XIAMEN UNIV

Method for incubating transgenic zebrafishes with intestinal-specific expression of red fluorescence

InactiveCN111621522AThe implementation process is simple and easy to controlNucleic acid vectorVector-based foreign material introductionWild typeEmbryo
The invention relates to an incubation method for transgenic zebrafishes, and aims to provide a method for incubating transgenic zebrafishes with intestinal-specific expression of red fluorescence. According to the invention, by observing the expression of embryonic red fluorescent protein gene, zebrafish embryos with intestinal-specific fluorescence are selected, and hybrid offsprings are obtained by artificial feeding. The stably genetic zebrafishes with intestinal expression of red fluorescent protein are obtained by selfing of the hybrid offsprings, and then parent zebrafishes corresponding to embryos with 100% intestinal expression of red fluorescent protein are screened as double integration pure lines for seeding and preservation after test cross with wild type zebrafishes. The method of the present invention is simple and easy-to-control in implementation process, and can obtain a promoter with intestinal-specific expression and zebrafish strains with red fluorescent protein highly expressed in the intestine. The obtained zebrafish strains are used for the study of zebrafish intestinal function and can be observed for expression characteristics of intestinal red fluorescentprotein at any time, thereby meeting the integrity and completeness requirements on study of zebrafish intestinal function.
Owner:ZHEJIANG UNIV

Zebra fish model for screening medicine used for promoting function of pancreatic beta cell in vivo

ActiveCN106755099AReport feature statusFacilitates high-throughput screeningVector-based foreign material introductionAnimal husbandryHigh-Throughput Screening MethodsFluorescence
The invention discloses a zebra fish model for screening a medicine used for promoting the function of a pancreatic beta cell in vivo. The coded sequence of an ins gene on a gene BAC_CH211_69I14 of the zebra fish model is replaced by a fluorescent protein sequence, and a fluorescence signal is specifically expressed in the pancreatic beta cell to indicate the change of the calcium ion signal in the pancreatic beta cell in vivo. The invention creates the first animal model capable of indicating the function of the pancreatic beta cell in vivo. The change of the calcium signal in the pancreatic beta cell is observed in real time in vivo through a transgenic zebra fish system, and the state of the function of the pancreatic beta cell is intuitively and accurately reported. By using the transgenic zebra fish system, the functional characteristics of the pancreatic beta cell are conveniently automatically analyzed at high throughput on the in-vivo level, so that the zebra fish model has important practical significance and a broad application prospect for the high-throughput screening of the medicine used for promoting the function of the pancreatic beta cell.
Owner:PEKING UNIV
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