The mouse is commonly used as a model organism in genetic studies. Its short generation time, high reproductive rate, and genetic similarity to humans make it an ideal candidate for research. Mice are used in studies ranging from genetics to disease modeling, behavior analysis, and drug testing. Their genetic, physiological, and anatomical similarities to humans allow for the exploration of various biological processes and the effects of genetic mutations. Using mice in research has led to significant advancements in our understanding of human health and treatment strategies.