Genetically engineered brainbow mouse used for bioimaging research, prepared and used by Imperial College, London, England, 2005-2010. Genetically engineered brainbow mouse used for bioimaging research 2005-2010
Pig heart in glass jar containing industrial methylated spirit, genetically engineered by Imutran Limited, United Kingdom, 1999. Suitable for transplantation into humans, a process known as xenotransplantation (see note). A genetically engineered pig heart in a glass jar 1999
Two preserved mice: one a 'knockout' with abnormally large muscles caused by genetic modification and one a wild type for comparison. Prepared at John Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore, Maryland, United States, 1998 (see note). Preserved mice: one genetically modified and one natural for comparision 1998
Plaster cast on stand of cystoma of mandible of mastodon, pliocene of Nebraska, Moodie collection, English(?), 1901-1939 Plaster cast on stand of cystoma of mandible of mastodon 1901-1939
A pig liver genetically engineered by Imutran Limited in 1999 to be suitable for transplantation into humans, a process known as xenotransplantation. Pig liver genetically engineered by Imutran Limited 1999
Piece of Gallstone from Sheep, 8/1585a (box 32), label inscribed; ‘sheep?’ Piece of Gallstone from Sheep before 1986
String bag with cloth lining, containing snakes’ heads, bones, teeth, skin and unknown animal claws, by the Mangbetu tribe, North East Congo, 1871-1920 String bag with cloth lining 1871-1920