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
Piece of Gallstone from Sheep, 8/1585a (box 32), label inscribed; ‘sheep?’ Piece of Gallstone from Sheep before 1986
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
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