Join Dr Aaron Ericsson & Dr Nikki Osborne for this on-demand webinar discussing ‘The gut microbiome of research animals: Implications and remedies for reproducibility and translatability’.
Aaron (Director, University of Missouri Metagenomics Center & MU MMRRC) discusses the gut microbiome of animal models in general, plus its implications for model reproducibility before answering any questions the audience may have.
During this event you will learn about:
– husbandry factors that affect the microbiome and downstream effects on model phenotypes;
– implications for translatability to the human condition including differences in antigen burden;
– relevant best practices for ‘responsible research’ including fecal banking, accurate reporting, and housing strategies;
– further information and useful resources
You will also have access to download session handouts including a PDF copy of the slideset.
After completing this on-demand webinar you are eligible to receive a personal certificate of attendance. This can be used for CPD purposes &/or to add to your personal training records. The certificate is available upon request via email.
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Attendees of this webinar may also be interested in our Mindset Training, our on-demand Improving Reproducibility Training or Animal Research Training, plus our live online Lab Research Publication School , Aquatic Animal Research Training or Statistical Analysis Training.
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- This webinar was recorded in September 2024.
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