a network within Finnish universities providing services and expertise in generation and analysis of genetically modified mice

Organizes:

Tips and tricks for successful in vivo modelling

March 13, 2020, in H1091 (Dentopolis)

12:00                Welcome and General overview of the FinGMice network

Reetta Hinttala, University of Oulu

12:20                FinnDisMice, mouse models for Finnish Disease Heritage

Satu Kuure, University of Helsinki

12:40                Phenotyping services offered by Turku Center for Disease modelling (TCDM)
Petra Sipilä, University of Turku

13:00                Finnish Centre for Laboratory Animal Pathology (FCLAP)

Jere Linden, University of Helsinki

13:20                Discussion

13:30                Coffee break sponsored by ImmunoDiagnostic Oy

14:00                Non-mammalian model organisms in research

Prof. Howy Jacobs, University of Tampere

14:30                Discussion

14:40                Neurophenotyping services
                          Prof. Heikki Tanila, University of Eastern Finland

15:00                Mouse imaging: from light microscopy to ultrastructural details

Mika Kaakinen, University of Oulu

15:20                Transmembrane prolyl 4-hydroxylase, an enzyme of unknown function –

what have we learned from a mouse model?

Prof. Johanna Myllyharju, University of Oulu

15:50                Discussion

16:00                Closing

Supported by the Health and Biosciences Doctoral Programme of the University of Oulu

Field specific credits can be earned according to UniOGS recommendations (attending to 10 scientific seminars: 0,5ECTS) (https://www.oulu.fi/uniogs/recommendations_of_ects)

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WELCOME!

Kind regards,

Reetta

Reetta Hinttala, Associate Prof, coordinator
Finnish EMMA node, Transgenic core facility, Biocenter Oulu
PEDEGO, Pediatric neurology, Faculty of Medicine
University of Oulu
Finland
reetta.hinttala@oulu.fi