Mouse Models of Disease: Using pathology techniques to enhance phenotyping outcomes
Conference - Hinxton, Cambridge, United Kingdom
This three-day meeting aims to bring together veterinary and human pathologists – together with scientists working with mouse models in academic and industrial research – to discuss the use of pathology and related in vivo techniques for phenotypic analysis of mouse models of disease. The programme will provide scientific, educational and training material.
The meeting will cover the investigation of three specific areas – embryonic lethal, CNS and haematopoietic phenotypes. Sessions will cover the normal background anatomy and development, sampling and investigative techniques relevant to these areas (including imaging). The meeting will also focus on the use of histopathology to define morphological phenotypes and distinguish them from common spontaneous changes in mouse strains.
Session titles
Evalution of embryos and neonatal mice
Characterising neurological and associated phenotypes
Evaluating haematopoietic and immune systems
Organization: Wellcome Trust
(Courtesy of Wellcome Trust Conference Centre, Cambridge, United Kingdom, via thedrum.com)
Mouse Models of Disease: Using pathology techniques to enhance phenotyping outcomes
5th - 7th February 2014
Wellcome Trust Conference Centre, Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge, United Kingdom
If you'd like to ask a question or post a comment about this talk please do so below.
This seminar posting is brought to you by Biotechnology Calendar, Inc. providing access to research information and research tools for nearly 20 years. Visit our Science Market Update Blog for current science funding and market information or see our schedule of upcoming science research laboratory product shows.
