Design of the hTNF-α mouse model

TNF-α, a proinflammatory cytokine produced by macrophages and other cell types, is implicated in many autoimmune diseases. The humanized TNF-α model was developed by Knockin at the murine Tnf locus. The model expresses humanized TNF-α. Human TNF-α is driven by the murine Tnf endogenous promoter, allowing physiological conservation of TNF-α expression regulation and pattern.


hTNF-α features

  • Humanization by gene substitution; the murine TNF-α gene is inactivated and replaced by the human TNF-α genomic portion
  • Human TNF-α expression is driven by the mouse TNF-α endogenous promoter (physiological TNF-α regulation and expression pattern)
  • Physiological expression level of human TNF-α
  • No expression of murine TNF-α
  • No physiological deregulation reported

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