Transgenic Breeding Team

Introducing new mouse lines

New mouse lines are typically transferred into the facility as gametes by the Genome Editing and Mouse Models team and undergo thorough health screening to ensure that resultant offspring are specific-pathogen-free.

Inspecting a cage held high white mice

Find out more about animals in our research

Most of our research does not involve animals but some animal research is essential if we are to understand, prevent and cure cancer.

Cancer Research UK only uses animals when there is no alternative. To find out more, visit our Animals in Research pages.

Black mice inside a cage
Images of stained cells superimposed with headshot images of Samra Turajlic and Tim Somervaille
Image of skin cancer in ageing humans

Latest from CRUK MI

Cancer Research In the Paterson Building

Find out more about the facilities across the Institute

Two Institute Scientists elected to the Academy of Medical Sciences

We celebrate the recognition Professor Samra Turajlic and Professor Tim Somervaille by a prestigious medical science institution

New publication: Tissue-specific fibroblast lipid cues impose the rate of epithelial cancer invasion

Research explores the role of lipid signalling in cancer behaviour

Cancer Research In the Paterson Building
Two Institute Scientists elected to the Academy of Medical Sciences
New publication: Tissue-specific fibroblast lipid cues impose the rate of epithelial cancer invasion

Careers that have a lasting impact on cancer research and patient care

We are always on the lookout for talented and motivated people to join us.  Whether your background is in biological or chemical sciences, mathematics or finance, computer science or logistics, use the links below to see roles across the Institute in our core facilities, operations teams, research groups, and studentships within our exceptional graduate programme.