Mouse Models Of Disease Are Used Extensively In Biomedical Research With Many Hundreds Of New Models Being Generated Each Year. In Addition Global Consortia Are Working To Knock Out Every Gene In The Mouse Genome. All Of These Projects Can Benefit From Phenotypic Histologic Analysis Of The Tissues Of The Mice. However There Is A Global Shortage Of Pathologists Trained To Evaluate Mouse Tissues And Many Researchers Have To Attempt This Analysis Themselves. While It Would Be Most Appropriate To Have Guidance From An Experienced Pathologist This Is Not Always Possible. This Book Aims To Provide A Guide To The Basic Histology Of The Mouse. It Will Provide Practical Guidance On How To Get The Best From Tissue Samples And How To Look At Tissues At Necropsy And Under The Microscope With An Awareness Of The Normal Variation And Common Artefacts. The Book Provides A Full Colour Atlas Of Mouse Histology