GenSA

GenSA is the product of collaboration between the IMVS/Hanson Institute, Adelaide University and Flinders University, focussing on supplying genetically manipulated animals primarily to the researchers of South Australia. GenSA aims to provide professional and cost-effective services with priority to researchers from these institutions.

Established in October 2001, a microinjection laboratory (with two microinjection rigs), two purpose-built animal housing rooms and a fully equipped cell-culture laboratory with state-of-the-art equipment for all knockout needs have been installed.

Collectively, the GenSA team has produced over forty transgenic and twenty knockout lines for researchers both nationally and internationally, and since October, has produced two transgenic lines and rederived five mouse lines into the Specific Pathogen-Free Barrier Facility. GenSA is one of the first facilities in the world to successfully cryopreserve the NOD-SCID mouse line. GenSA has also played a key advisory role in the establishment of future transgenic animal projects within the IMVS.

This facility is coordinated by Loren Matthews (8222 3089 or gensa@imvs.sa.gov.au)

The following downloadable files are PDF which require Adobe Acrobat Reader.

  Brochure describing GenSA's services (1.58Mb PDF file which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
  Pricelist for GenSA's services (78Kb PDF file which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

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