2006 Johns Hopkins Phenotyping Symposium: Mice and Beyond Wednesday March 22, 2006 PCTB Mountcastle

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2006 Johns Hopkins Phenotyping Symposium Mice
and Beyond Wednesday March 22, 2006PCTB
Mountcastle AuditoriumJohns Hopkins University
School of Medicine725 N. Wolfe Street
Baltimore, MD 21205

• 10-1015   Introduction to phenotyping and the
  phenotyping core - C Brayton
• 1015-1045 Clinical phenotyping Physical exam of
  the mouse J Watson
• 1045-1115   Motor phenotyping E Hess
• 1130-1200 Emotional/cognitive/social phenotyping
  M Pletnikov
• 12-1230   Metabolic profiling Oxymax and
  indirect calorimetry G Ronnett
• 1-130   Small animal imaging M Pomper
• 130-2 Pulmonary phenotyping W Mitzner C
  Tankersly
• 215-245   Clinical pathology phenotyping D
  Ruben
• 245-315  Anatomic pathology phenotyping - C
  Brayton
• 330-4 ES cell to mouse - R Reeves
• 4-430  Why fish are better than mice A
  McCallion
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• Characterizing your genetically engineered
  animals for model
  development and publication.
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• For free registration and additional information
  visit the phenotyping core website,
• http//www.hopkinsmedicine.org/2006phenotypingsymp
  osium
• or contact Charnita James 443 287 2953,
  cjames4_at_jhmi.edu