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/Humanized Chimeras For The Prospective Assessment Of Cell Addition And Replacement Therapies
Abstract

A chimeric non-human mammal disease model, wherein (1) at least 30% of all the glial cells in the corpus callosum of the chimeric non-human mammal are human glial cells, and/or (2) at least 5% of all of the glial cells in the white matter of the brain and/or brain stem of the chimeric non-human mammal are human glial cells, and wherein the human glial cells comprise a combination of a first group of human glial cells tagged with a first label and a second group of human glial cells tagged with a second label that is distinguishable from the first label.

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What is claimed is:

A chimeric non-human mammal disease model, wherein (1) at least 30% of all the glial cells in the corpus callosum of the chimeric non-human mammal are human glial cells, and/or (2) at least 5% of all of the glial cells in the white matter of the brain and/or brain stem of the chimeric non-human mammal are human glial cells, and wherein the human glial cells comprise a combination of a first group of human glial cells tagged with a first label and a second group of human glial cells tagged with a second label that is distinguishable from the first label.
Timeline
Filed
03/23/2026
Published
07/16/2026
Granted
Not Available
IPC Codes(1)
A01K 67/0271:Chimeric vertebrates, e.g. comprising exogenous cells