150141 Animal Models in Research

Details
Department of Veterinary Pathobiology
Earliest Possible YearPost experience Master´s Programme
DurationOutside schedule
 
Credits3 (ECTS)
Course LevelPost experience masters programme
Module 1B, Master Programme in Laboratory Animal Science
 
ExaminationFinal Examination

written examination

Practical Examination


All aids allowed

Description of Examination: Home work report

pass/fail, internal examiner
 
Organisation of TeachingTeaching will take place at the University of Helsinki
 
Block PlacementOutside schedule
Week Structure: Outside schedule, Spring semester in even years
 
Teaching LanguageEnglish
 
Course Objectives
The participant will after the course fulfill qualifications within animal models needed for qualification within animal experimentation on FELASA catgory D level
 
Course Contents
Animal Models of Parkinson's disease, pain, congenital disorders, memory, addiction, cancer, depression, allergy, infection, organ development, hypertension, atherosclerosis and transplantation models. Behavioural profiling of genetically modified mice.
 
Teaching And Learning Methods
Lectures, demonstrations and practical exercises
 
Learning Outcome
The participant will understand principles for using animals as models for human diseases, will have a knowledge of various types of animal models, and will be able to reflect over the predictability of a specific animal model.
 
Course Litterature
Hau J. & G. L. Van Hoosier, Jr. (eds.): Handbook of Laboratory Animal Science. Vol. 2 and 3.
2nd edition. CRC Press, Boca Raton, 2003.

 
Course Coordinator
Axel Kornerup Hansen, akh@life.ku.dk, Department of Veterinary Pathobiology/Section for Biomedicine, Phone: 35332726
 
Attendance Fee
DKK 7.000,-
 
Study Board
Study Committee MSN
 
Course Scope
lectures20
practicals15
project work47.5

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