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Subject: [Ltkhkunta] Training Course in Barcelona: Mouse Osteology, Basis for X-ray and CT bone phenotyping

 

INFRAFRONTIER Training Course

Mouse Osteology: Basis for X-ray and CT bone phenotyping

Barcelona, November 20th – 22nd 2013

CBATEG and Veterinary School

 

Objective of the course

The aim of this INFRAFRONTIER training course is capacitating participants to localize and to interpret the most common skeletal morphological abnormalities found in mutant mice. This will occur in the context of dedicated learning sessions devoted to the study of bone anatomy and the methodologies (X-ray, CT, Alizarin staining, etc.) used to visualize the mouse skeleton. Each lecture will be followed by a practical session in which participants will work with real bone specimens and CT images. In addition to the theoretical and practical sessions, the course will include seminars where specific skeletal abnormalities found in mutant mice will be discussed.

 

This course is intended for technicians and / or scientists working in the area of bone mouse phenotyping.

 

Course coordinator: Jesús Ruberte

Professor of Veterinary Anatomy, Head of the Mouse Imaging Platform and Morphological Analysis Unit, CBATEG, UAB

 

Speakers:

Yann Herault, Director of Institue Clinique de la Souris (ICS) Strasbourg

Marc Navarro, Professor of Veterinary Anatomy. UAB

Ana Carretero, Professor of Veterinary Anatomy. UAB

Luisa Mendes-Jorge, Professor of Veterinary Anatomy. FMV, Lisbon

Víctor Nacher, Professor of Veterinary Anatomy. UAB (Secretary of the course)

 

Registration deadline: October 31st 2013

 

Registration fees: 700 €

The organization will cover coffee breaks, lunches and the dinner on 21st for all participants.

 

Number of participants: 15

 

For enquiries and inscription contact: victor.nacher@uab.cat

 

Detailed program is attached.