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==Objectives of this laboratory== | ==Objectives of this laboratory== | ||
# Short answer/multiple choice test of last week's lecture material ('early vascular development' and 'development of the placenta') | # Short answer/multiple choice test of last week's lecture material ('early vascular development' and 'development of the placenta') | ||
# Tutorial on the technologies available to | # Tutorial on the technologies available to researchers to study gene function in mice. | ||
# Provide time for groupwork and allow groups to ask questions of lecturing staff. | # Provide time for groupwork and allow groups to ask questions of lecturing staff. | ||
==Tutorial== | |||
In the tutorial I will explain why and how researchers are using the mouse as a model for human genetic disease. I will give an overview about the various methods to study gene and protein expression in the developing mouse embryo, and how researchers manipulate gene function in mice in vivo. This tutorial will greatly facilitate your understanding of the research articles that you will read for your group projects. | |||
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Mouse Models of Human Genetic Disease
This page is under development July 2013
Objectives of this laboratory
- Short answer/multiple choice test of last week's lecture material ('early vascular development' and 'development of the placenta')
- Tutorial on the technologies available to researchers to study gene function in mice.
- Provide time for groupwork and allow groups to ask questions of lecturing staff.
Tutorial
In the tutorial I will explain why and how researchers are using the mouse as a model for human genetic disease. I will give an overview about the various methods to study gene and protein expression in the developing mouse embryo, and how researchers manipulate gene function in mice in vivo. This tutorial will greatly facilitate your understanding of the research articles that you will read for your group projects.
