Workshop on Phenotyping Mouse Models of Human Lung Disease
Workshop - Bar Harbor, ME, United States
This hands-on workshop will cover lung mechanics and techniques for measuring function in mice and how mouse models may be used to study human pulmonary biology and disease. After an initial day of basic mouse genetics, nomenclature, housing and breeding strategies, anesthesia and surgical techniques, the workshop quickly focuses on models of lung disease, pathology, lung mechanics and imaging. Laboratory sessions covering airway responsiveness, airway hyper-responsiveness (AHR), lung volumes and PV curves, morphometry, sampling techniques and mouse lung pathology will be held in the afternoons.
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Workshop on Phenotyping Mouse Models of Human Lung Disease
Sep 15, 2013 - Sep 20, 2013
The Jackson Laboratory, 100 Main Street, Bar Harbor, ME, US
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