Animal model with disrupted FGF-9 gene

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ABSTRACT:
A unique animal model is disclosed which is useful for studying the role of FGF-9 activity in cardiovascular diseases. To provide this animal model, the FGF-9 gene is disrupted in mice, that is, null mutation in the mouse FGF-9 gene is engineered. This knockout mouse was produced by deleting the sequences immediately downstream of the initiation methionine in exon 1. Analysis of the FGF-9 null embryos demonstrates perinatal lethality with apparent pathology in lung and cardiac tissue.

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