GEO series
Ageing signatures in NSG mice
GSE231710
Mus musculus
Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
17 samples
2025/04/03
GPL19057
Summary
Purpose: Understanding the role of an active immunesystem in ageing. Methods: Male NSG (NOD scid gamma) immunodeficient mice were maintained in normal housing condition. Islet cells were isolated at different age points and mRNA were extracted before shipping to Qiagen for analysis. Results: In NSG mice multiple of the metabolic pathways that are observed to be deregulated in ageing immunocompotent mice are infered to be sustained.
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