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ENUEnglish (USA)
ENUN-ethyl-N-nitrosourea
ENUEthyl Nitrosourea
ENUEast North Up (navigational coordinate system)
ENUEuropean Network of the Unemployed
ENUEurasian National University (Astana, Kazakhstan)
ENUError Notification Utility
ENUElectrical Network Unit (Marconi Reltec)
ENUEncaustic Network Unlimited


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The contents reflect the diversification of mutagenesis approaches that now include, besides classical gene targeting, methods such as gene modification by oligonucleotides, gene trap mutagenesis, RNAi-mediated knockdown, and ENU mutagenesis.
The team used the mutagenic chemical ENU to generate hundreds of mutant zebrafish, from which they bred a line that did not respond to amphetamine administration (despite the presence of the drug in the fish's brain) but that appeared to be normal in all other ways.
Finally, central nervous systems tumors appear highly dependent upon exposures to ENU and several other chemicals during appropriate developmental windows, particularly prenatally, as observed in several species including rat, mouse, and opossum (Jurgelski et al.
 
 
 
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