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Smithies with the American Institute of Chemists Gold Medal (2009)
Smithies with the American Institute of Chemists Gold Medal (2009)
Oliver Smithies (second on the left)
Oliver Smithies (second on the left)
Brinster in October 2011
Brinster in October 2011
Fig. 2. Chimeric mouse. This mouse resulted from a blastocyst, which normally would produce a white mouse, that was injected with teratocarcinoma cell
Fig. 2. Chimeric mouse. This mouse resulted from a blastocyst, which normally would produce a white mouse, that was injected with teratocarcinoma cells from a brown mouse. The dark stripes on the mouse represent the contribution of the foreign brown-type cells.
Fig. 5. Top panel. Recipient mouse testis that was injected with genetically modified spermatogonial stem cells containing a reporter transgene for Gr
Fig. 5. Top panel. Recipient mouse testis that was injected with genetically modified spermatogonial stem cells containing a reporter transgene for Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP), which will fluoresce green. Bottom Panel. The testis will produce spermatozoa that transmitted the GFP transgene to offspring.
Professor Ralph Brinster receiving the National Medal of Science from President Barack Obama.
Professor Ralph Brinster receiving the National Medal of Science from President Barack Obama.