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BIOS 285

Maximizing Data, Minimizing Mice

UNITS:1
GRADING:Medical Satisfactory/No Credit
LEVEL:Graduate
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Unlock the full potential of rodent models in biomedical research with our advanced mini-course designed for graduate students across multiple disciplines, whether experienced or new to rodent studies. Expert instructors, including board-certified laboratory animal medicine clinicians and comparative pathologists, will guide you through clinical models, rodent blood collection and interpretation, basic anatomy, algorithmic tissue collection, and basic histopathology techniques. Gain critical hands-on experience in animal handling as well as blood and tissue collection, all while learning ethical approaches to maximize data yield and minimize animal use. Elevate your research capabilities and join us to make a significant impact in the biomedical field.

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BIOS 285: Maximizing Data, Minimizing Mice

1 units · Medical Satisfactory/No Credit

Unlock the full potential of rodent models in biomedical research with our advanced mini-course designed for graduate students across multiple disciplines, whether experienced or new to rodent studies. Expert instructors, including board-certified laboratory animal medicine clinicians and comparative pathologists, will guide you through clinical models, rodent blood collection and interpretation, basic anatomy, algorithmic tissue collection, and basic histopathology techniques. Gain critical hands-on experience in animal handling as well as blood and tissue collection, all while learning ethical approaches to maximize data yield and minimize animal use. Elevate your research capabilities and join us to make a significant impact in the biomedical field.

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