The section was launched in July 2016 by the section organizers and the ORS. This Section is a natural evolution of discussions held over a number of years between veterinarians and non-veterinarians within the ORS, all of whom use animal models in their research and who struggle with the issues that this work raises. While veterinarians play a key role in providing animal care, developing new models, and helping to set policies that are governed by regulatory authorities; issues of animal welfare and ideal animal models impact scientists of all training. Continue reading.
Upcoming Webinar Hosted by the Preclinical Models Section – Register Today!
April 9, 2025
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Central
This introductory session webinar is aimed at orthopaedic researchers who have little to no experience or are interested in getting started with transgenic mouse models. Monica Sentmanat, PhD, Research and Development lead for the Genome Engineering and Stem Cell Center at Washington University in St Louis, will share her expertise and provide a foundational understanding as well as practice guidance on the do’s and don’ts, common challenges, and key considerations as it relates to transgenic mouse models.
Organizers:
ORS Preclinical Models Section
Isabel Menendez, DVM, PhD
Assistant Professor
Orthopaedic Surgery
Washington University in St Louis
Brad Nelson, DVM, PhD, DACVS
Assistant Professor
Clinical Sciences
Colorado State University
Speakers:
Monica Sentmanat, PhD
Assistant Director
Genome Engineering and iPSC Center
Washington University in St Louis
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