Cancer
In this series, we discuss mouse models and techniques used to answer basic and preclinical research questions about cancer initiation, progression, and therapeutic interventions.
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Genetic Enhancement of NSG™/NRG Mice for Improved Human Disease ModelingAugust 23 in the United States, 5:00 pm PT; 8:00 pm ET August 24 in Australasia and Asia: 12:00 am GMT; 8:00 am AWST & China Standard Time; 9:00 am JST & KST; 10:00 am AEST; 12:00 pm NZST The advent of the highly immunodeficient NSG™ and NRG mouse strains has opened the door to human disease modeling in mice that was previously not feasible. These strains have been further genetically modified to express human growth factors, human leukocyte antigen (HLA) presentation molecules, genetic markers, and more for applications in cancer, diabetes and immunology research.
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Essentials for Mouse ResearchSeptember 7, 1:00 PM ET, 5:00 PM GMT At times, information that can greatly improve research quality and help locate resources more quickly is not easily found in the literature. We know this can be frustrating, particularly for researchers who are new to working with mice. Join us as we share strategies for navigating available databases and discuss how mouse strain choice impacts research data quality and reproducibility.
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