GENOTYPING AS LOW AS $6.50 PER SAMPLE.

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WELCOME TO MOUSE GENOTYPE,

THE MOST AFFORDABLE, AND HIGHEST QUALITY, MOUSE GENOTYPING SERVICE AVAILABLE.

Send us your tails and we will send you both the genotypes and associated agarose gel images. All for $6.50 per sample.

Have multiple strains to genotype?
No problem. Receive our low price no matter how many PCR assays need to be run.

Have mice with multiple modifications?
We run multiplex PCR reactions at no additional charge.

Have a PCR assay that is not working as it should?
We will work with you to troubleshoot your assay and validate it.

Stop spending time extracting DNA, running PCR reactions, and analyzing agarose gel images. Outsource your mouse genotyping and receive your results in 24 to 72 hours.

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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY

  • "I am really pleased with the always reliable, swift, and customer friendly service from Mouse Genotype. It saves us a lot of time and resources at a very reasonable cost. I would recommend it to any lab!

    Alsya Affandi – Boston University

  • "I recommend Mouse Genotype for any mouse genotyping needs. You have competitive prices, work amazingly fast (we often wonder how you are able to do the genotyping so quickly), and even more importantly you provide excellent customer service; you were always able to respond to all my requests very quickly. For all of that, and for your professionalism, thank you.

    Elodie Drapeau – Mount Sinai School of Medicine

  • Thank you for providing such an excellent genotyping service. I never found a second company who can compete with your service in terms of convenience, low price, and fast and reliable results. I recommend your company to anyone who wants to outsource their genotyping.

    Hongyu Zhang – Temple University School of Medicine

  • You guys are doing a great job for us. The results are processed quickly after shipment, and I haven’t had any problems with experiments or breedings to suggest there are inaccuracies.

    Benjamin Bivona – Louisiana State University Health Science Center

  • Great genotyping service with fast, and reliable, results at an affordable price. I always appreciate the immediate responses I get for any questions/concerns. I save lot of time thanks to Mouse Genotype.

    Ramachandran Balasubramanian – National Institute of Health

  • We had a really difficult time genotyping our samples in house. Your services have erased this burden from us so we can concentrate on other experiments without being stressed about our genotyping. Mouse Genotype is reliable, has a remarkable turn around time, and has excellent customer service. I would DEFINITELY recommend this company to anyone

    Carol Diallo – Thomas Jefferson University

  • Your genotyping services couldn’t get any better. You guys do an excellent job, always on time and with reliable results. I am specially thankful for your offer to optimize one of my assays at no extra cost. No other company offered me that deal

    Miguel Tam – University of California, San Diego

  • Thank you for the prompt feedback and turn around on all samples we have submitted. The results are always clear and concise and most importantly fast. Mouse Genotype will have all our genotyping business in the future.

    Dan Moss, Indiana University School of Medicine

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  • Mice make their own vitamin C

  • You can keep mice on a table without a cage because mice are afraid to jump
    off vertical drops

  • Mice will nurse babies that are not their own

  • Mice do not have roots on their incisors

  • The name mouse comes from "mus", a Sanskrit word that means thief

  • Mice like to eat 15 to 20 times per day

  • Female mice can give birth when they are 2 months old and are able to have
    babies 6 to 10 times per year

  • Female mice can give birth to up to 12 babies every 3 weeks

  • A female mouse is called a doe

  • A male mouse is called a buck

  • A baby mouse is called a pinky (or pup)

  • Mice have tails that are as long as their bodies

  • Some mice do not have any hair at all

  • Mickey, and Minnie, Mouse were born in 1928

  • The average mouse lives one to two years

  • A full-grown mouse weighs between 0.5 and 1 ounce

  • The laboratory mouse originated from a mixture of M.m. domesticus, M.m.
    musculus, and M.m. molossius subspecies

  • Inbred strain definition: brother / sister mated for 20+ generations and can be
    traced back to a single ancestral pair

  • The mouse genome is ~2.8 million base pairs long

  • The mouse is ~20 grams in body weight (highly variable)