Course “Genetics and model organism in human disease research: workshop on Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART)": Recent Episodes
ICGEB
The aim of the course will be to instruct students in the latest developments of this field, especially with regards to its connection with human disease and the development of novel therapeutic approaches, and key topics of animal experimentation. The course will be taught by a series of high level international experts that have been at the forefront of mouse research since its beginning. Topics: basic principles of mouse genetics - Mutagenesis approaches (CRISPR/Cas9) - Phenotyping, Informatics and Database - The use of mouse disease models as a diagnostic and therapeutic tool - Mouse Sperm Cryopreservation and Recovery - In-Vitro Fertilization and embryo manipulation.
Marcello Raspa, CNR-IBBC, Italy speaks on "The EMMA Repository: state of art and perspectives". This video is part of the course “Genetics and model organism in human disease research: workshop on Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) in laboratory mouse”. Trieste 5 of October 2021.
Neil Humphreys, EMBL, Rome, Italy speaks on "Using CRISPR to create therapy testbeds for human genetic disease". This video is part of the course “Genetics and model organism in human disease research: workshop on Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) in laboratory mouse”. Trieste 5 of October 2021.
Lluis Montoliu, CSIC-CNB, Madrid speaks on "Promoting animal welfare,
the 3Rs principles and transparency in assisted reproductive technologies". This video is part of the course “Genetics and model organism in human disease research: workshop on Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) in laboratory mouse”. Trieste 5 of October 2021.
Steve Brown, MRC, Harwell, UK speaks on "Illuminating the dark genome: the role of mouse genetics". This video is part of the course “Genetics and model organism in human disease research: workshop on Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) in laboratory mouse”. Trieste 5 of October 2021.