Bringing Out the Mouse's Inner Bat

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Bringing Out the Mouse's Inner Bat

Jan 22, 2008

Researchers at the MD Anderson Cancer Center have made transgenic mice that look sort of like bats, with extra-long forelimbs. They published their work in the latest issue of Genes and Development.

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