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''Mus musculus'' is the scientific name for a mouse.''&nbsp;Mus musculus''&nbsp;are commonly used as [[Model_organism|Model_organism]] in research labs, as compared to other model organisms the mouse is the closest relative to humans and therfeore opens many possibilities to studying things such as human diseases, by using Mus musculus as a model<ref>Web page(2004) 'Model organisms: The mouse' By Richard TwymanfckLRhttp://genome.wellcome.ac.uk/doc_wtd020804.html last assessed: 25/11/2014</ref>  
''Mus musculus'' is the scientific name for a mouse.''&nbsp;Mus musculus''&nbsp;are commonly used as m[[Model organism|odel organism]]s in research labs, as compared to other model organisms the mouse is the closest relative to humans and therefore opens many possibilities to studying things such as human diseases&nbsp;<ref>Web page(2004) 'Model organisms: The mouse' By Richard TwymanfckLRhttp://genome.wellcome.ac.uk/doc_wtd020804.html last assessed: 25/11/2014</ref>.


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Mus musculus is the scientific name for a mouse. Mus musculus are commonly used as model organisms in research labs, as compared to other model organisms the mouse is the closest relative to humans and therefore opens many possibilities to studying things such as human diseases [1].




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  1. Web page(2004) 'Model organisms: The mouse' By Richard TwymanfckLRhttp://genome.wellcome.ac.uk/doc_wtd020804.html last assessed: 25/11/2014