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Strain: BDIV/lfzRrrc

Symbol: BDIV/lfzRrrc
Strain: BDIV
Substrain: IfzRrrc
RGD ID: 150521619
Citation ID: RRID:RRRC_00898
Ontology ID: RS:0005266
Type: inbred
Available Source: Rat Resource and Research Center
Origination: Rat Resource and Research Center
Description: Substrain of BDIV, from cross between BDI and BDII single mating pair, with selection for coat color alleles (Druckrey 1971). BDIV/IFZ rats have been inbred in the Institute of Cell Biology, Essen and later in the Central Animal Facility for about 45 years. BDIX/Ifz rats are extremely resistant to ENU-induced development of tumors of the peripheral nervous System.
Last Known Status: Unknown






References

References - curated
# Reference Title Reference Citation
1. Data registered by the Rat Resource & Research Center Personal Communication with Rat Resource & Research Center through Dr, Elizabeth Bryda,

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Database Acc Id Source(s)
RRRC RRRC:00898 RGD