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Gene Humanized Mice: HUGO-GT™ Full-Length Human Gene Replacement

Experience accuracy and reliability in preclinical studies with HUGO-GT™ humanized mouse models, powered by our proprietary TurboKnockout™ technology for precise humanized mouse generation.
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Ready-to-use models speed up translational research workflows
Natural Regulation
Human gene expression mimics endogenous spatial and temporal patterns
Accurate Gene Expression
Full-length humanized gene knock-in under native murine promoter
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HUGO-GT™: Full-Length Human Gene Integration with Natural Regulation

Cyagen's HUGO-GT™ (Humanized Genomic Ortholog for Gene Therapy) platform provides precisely engineered humanized mice by replacing both the entire coding sequence (CDS) and introns of a mouse gene with its full-length human counterpart, and in many models extends humanization to the 5′ and 3′ UTRs. Unlike simple cDNA insertions or randomly integrated transgenes, this preserves the native mouse promoter and critical regulatory elements, so the human gene is expressed in the right tissues, at physiological levels, under authentic control, providing the basis for reliable disease modeling and translational drug evaluation.

This genomic architecture makes HUGO-GT™ humanized mouse models particularly valuable for sequence-dependent therapies that require a gene match. ASOs, siRNAs, and guide RNAs for gene editing act by base pairing, and a candidate optimized against the human transcript will not engage the mouse ortholog. Retaining human introns, splice regulatory elements, and UTRs means splice-switching and exon-skipping ASOs, 3′UTR-targeting siRNAs, and base or prime editing can be evaluated with the actual clinical candidate rather than a mouse surrogate. The same models support AAV and LNP gene therapy, human-specific antibodies and small molecules, target validation, and in vivo efficacy, PK/PD, and safety studies, all on a defined background, generated by proprietary TurboKnockout™ technology.
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Catalog NumberNameBase StrainResearch ApplicationAction
C001586B6-hXDHC57BL/6NCyaThis strain is suitable for investigating the pathological mechanisms of hyperuricemia and gout, as well as for screening, developing, and evaluating the efficacy of targeted therapies.
I001214BALB/c;B6J-Rosa26-hHRASBALB/c;B6JCyaRapid in vivo test for carcinogenicity of genotoxic and non-genotoxic compounds; Impact of HRAS oncogene point mutations on tumorigenesis and development.
C001693B6-H11-hBDCA2 (hCLEC4C)C57BL/6NCyaScreening, development, and preclinical efficacy evaluation of CLEC4C-targeted drugs; Study of pathological mechanisms and therapeutic methods for autoimmune disorders; Study of pathological mechanisms and therapeutic methods for hematological malignancies.
I001209B6-hTFRC/htauC57BL/6CyaNeurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and frontotemporal dementia (FTD); Research on iron metabolism disorders and tumor development; Preclinical studies of TFRC/MAPT-targeted therapeutic agents.
I002079B6-hLPA(CKI)/Alb-cre/hPCSK9C57BL/6NCyaHyperlipidemia, stroke, coronary heart disease, familial hypercholesterolemia (FH), and other atherosclerotic cardiovascular diseases (ASCVD); Development and evaluation of targeted drugs against human Lp (a) and PCSK9.
C001864B6-huTMPRSS6C57BL/6NCyaTMPRSS6-targeted drug screening, development, and evaluation; Research on pathological mechanisms and therapeutic approaches for iron-refractory iron deficiency anemia (IRIDA).
C001690B6-hTL1A/hNLRP3C57BL/6N;6JCyaTL1A/NLRP3-targeted drug screening, development, and evaluation; Research on the pathological mechanisms and therapeutic approaches of autoimmune diseases and inflammation-related diseases.
C001923B6-huTFRC/htauC57BL/6CyaNeurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and frontotemporal dementia (FTD); Research on iron metabolism disorders and tumor development; Preclinical studies of TFRC/MAPT-targeted therapeutic agents.
C001718B6-hTROP2 (hTACSTD2)C57BL/6NCyaTACSTD2-targeted drug screening, development, and evaluation; Research on the pathological mechanisms and therapeutic approaches of various cancers; Research on the pathological mechanisms and therapeutic approaches of gelatinous drop-like corneal dystrophy.
C001915B6-huSLC16A1C57BL/6NCyaScreening, development, and preclinical evaluation of SLC16A1-targeted drugs; Research on related metabolic diseases, such as erythrocyte lactate transport deficiency and monocarboxylate transporter 1 deficiency; Research on the pathogenic mechanism and relevant treatment methods of familial hyperinsulinemia type 7 (HHF7); Research on the pathogenic mechanisms and relevant treatment methods of some cancers.
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What ready-to-use HUGO-GT™ gene humanized mouse models are available?

Cyagen offers a growing portfolio of ready-to-use HUGO-GT™ gene humanized mouse models covering multiple therapeutic areas, including neuroscience, neuromuscular and rare diseases, metabolic and cardiovascular diseases, ophthalmology, immunology, and oncology. HUGO-GT™ models are designed with the full-length human gene at the corresponding endogenous mouse locus, supporting applications such as oligonucleotide therapeutics, gene therapy, gene editing, and biologics development.

How is human gene and protein expression validated in HUGO-GT™ gene humanized mouse models?

Yes. HUGO-GT™ models are routinely validated to confirm that the humanized gene is expressed as intended. Depending on the model, validation may include RT-qPCR for transcript expression and Western blot for protein expression, along with additional molecular or tissue-level assays when relevant. These data help confirm that the humanized allele produces the expected RNA and protein in vivo.

What additional validation is available beyond gene and protein expression in HUGO-GT™ models?

Beyond basic gene and protein expression validation, selected HUGO-GT™ models undergo further characterization based on their intended research applications. For widely used models, this may include disease-relevant phenotypic assessments, behavioral testing, biochemical or physiological readouts, and other functional evaluations. Some models also have positive-control drug validation data generated through Cyagen’s internal studies or customer collaborations, providing additional evidence for their utility in preclinical efficacy and translational research.

Have HUGO-GT™ gene humanized mouse models been used in published studies or IND-enabling programs?

Yes. HUGO-GT™ and related gene-humanized models have been used by researchers in published studies across multiple therapeutic areas. Selected models have also supported preclinical programs progressing toward IND-enabling development. Model-specific publications, validation data, and application cases are available for many established strains.

Can HUGO-GT™ models incorporate disease-associated mutations or pathogenic repeat expansions?

Yes. Multiple HUGO-GT™ models have been developed by introducing disease-associated variants into the humanized gene, including point mutations and pathogenic repeat-sequence insertions. These models combine human sequence relevance with disease-specific genetics and, in selected cases, have been validated to reproduce key disease-associated phenotypes for translational research and therapeutic evaluation.

Can HUGO-GT™ models be combined with additional genetic modifications?

Yes. HUGO-GT™ models can serve as a foundation for developing more complex genetically engineered mouse models. Depending on the research objective and model design, additional genetic modifications can be introduced through breeding with existing mouse strains or direct genome editing. The humanized allele can be combined with disease-associated mutations, additional humanized genes, knockout or knock-in alleles, and other genetically engineered backgrounds. This flexibility enables the development of customized models that better reflect specific disease biology, therapeutic mechanisms, and translational research needs.

How can I find a HUGO-GT™ model for my target gene, and what if it is not currently available?

Available HUGO-GT™ gene humanized mouse models can be searched by target gene, model name, therapeutic modality, background strain, or disease area. If a suitable model for your target is not currently listed, you can request a custom gene humanization project tailored to your research and therapeutic development needs.
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