2013 Mouse Genetics; Models for Human Diseases

Por: ICGEB
A 3-day, ICGEB annual course held in Trieste, Italy, covering topics including basic principles of mouse genetics, mutagenesis approaches, archiving, phenotyping, informatics and databases, quantitative traits, examples of disease model discovery and the use of mouse disease models as a therapeutic tool.
11 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast 2013 Mouse Genetics; Models for Human Diseases

M. Giacca - Disease Models and Translation: The mouse as a tool for the development of novel biotherapeutics for cardiovascular disorders 11/04/2013
D. Marazziti - Disease Models and Translation 7: GPR37 and GPR37L1 receptors: better with or without? 11/04/2013
A. Muro - Fibronectin and Ugt1 mutant mouse strains: the function of splice variants, the mechanisms of disease and possible therapeutic approaches 11/04/2013
P. Schofield - High throughput histopathology as part of a phenotyping pipeline 10/04/2013
P. Schofield - Phenotype informatics 10/04/2013
S. Brown - Junbo and Jeff mouse mutants identify VEGF pathways as critical for chronic otitis media 10/04/2013
M. Giacca - Adeno-associated virus (AAV)-based vectors as powerful tools for gene transfer into post-mitotic cells in vivo 10/04/2013
S. Brown - The International Mouse Phenotyping Consortium - An Encyclopedia of Mammalian Gene Function 09/04/2013
S. Brown - Mouse Genetics: Determining gene function 09/04/2013
H. Morgan - Data analysis 08/04/2013
H. Morgan - Databases, Infrastructure 08/04/2013
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