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MGI - Inbred Strains: NIH

Inbred Strains of Mice: NIH

Inbr (Ola) ?+27. Albino:

Origin: Pitman at NIH from N:NIH(S) stock to Natl. Inst. Biol. Standards, Hampstead, England in 1968. To Burroughs Welcome 1970 and Ola in 1975.

Good reproductive performance, and able to breed at high ratios of females per male (

). Carries gene

causing retinal degeneration (

i0 1983). Highly susceptible to infection with the helminth

. Larval burdens at 21 days after infection with 100 tetrathyridia being considerably higher (greater than 1000) than all other strains except SJL, which was comparable. (

). Maint. by Ola

Peters A. G. and Festing M. F. W. (1985) NIH/Ola: a highly productive inbred strain of the laboratory mouse. Lab. Anim. 19, 320-327.

Stirling P., Tullo A. B., Blyth W. A., and Hill T. J. (1983) Retinal degeneration in NIH (inbred) mice. Exp. Eye Res. 36, 761-763.

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