2008 Johns Hopkins Phenotyping Symposium III
Tuesday February 19, 2008
Tilghman Auditorium / Turner Concourse
720 Rutland Avenue
Baltimore MD 21205
Scientific and Technical Poster Session (concurrent)
Phenotyping Slide Conference (Wednesday February 20)
Tour NBC at Homewood Campus (Wednesday February 20)
Tour SAIRP ICMIC Imaging Facility (Wednesday February 20)
2008 PROGRAM
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9-915 Introduction to phenotyping and the phenotyping core
Cory Brayton, DVM, Dip ACLAM, ACVP; Associate Professor, Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology; Director, Phenotyping Core; JHU School of Medicine -- Go to Phenotyping Core
915-930 What strain for what studies? When does mouse strain make a difference?
Cory Brayton, DVM, Dip ACLAM, ACVP; Associate Professor, Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology; Director, Phenotyping Core; JHU School of Medicine -- Go to Phenotyping Core
930-10 Environment and Phenotype - Why is my mouse phenotype different from theirs?
Julie Watson, VetMB, Dip ACLAM; Assistant Professor, Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology; JHU School of Medicine
10-1030 ES cell to mouse: Getting your genetic variant on the hoof
Roger ReevesPhD Professor, Physiology, McKusick-Nathans Institute for Genetic Medicine; Faculty Director, Transgenic Core Facility JHU School of Medicine -- GO to JHUSOM Transgenic Core Facility.
1045-1115 Why fish are better than mice
Shannon Fisher, MD, PhD; Assistant Professor, McKusick-Nathans Institute for Genetic Medicine (IGM) and Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology; JHU School of Medicine
1115-1145 Non-invasive Initial Phenotyping: Clinical Exam, Clinical Pathology, Body Condition
Nadine Forbes & Cory Brayton; Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology; Director, Phenotyping Core; JHU School of Medicine -- Go to Phenotyping Core
1145-1215 Motor phenotyping
Ellen Hess, PhD, Associate Professor, Neurology, Neuroscience; JHU School of Medicine
LUNCH BREAK -- Visit Exhibits & Posters
1-145pm RESOURCES and REPOSITORIES FOR GENETICALLY ENGINEERED MICE
Franziska Grieder, DVM, PhD; Director, Division of Comparative Medicine, National Center for Research Resources, National Institutes of Health; Bethesda, MD
145-215 Auditory Phenotyping
Bradford May, PhD; Professor, Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery; JHU School of Medicine
Mikhail Pletnikov, MD, PhD; Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences; JHU School of Medicine
3-330 Small animal imaging: focus on radiopharmaceuticals
Martin Pomper, MD, PhD; Professor, Russell H. Morgan Department of Radiology; Director Small Animal Imaging Resource Program (SAIRP); Associate Director JHU in vivo Cellular and Molecular Imaging Center (ICMIC); JHU School of Medicine
Go To Small Animal Imaging Resource Program (SAIRP)
330-4 Phenotyping by ultrasound with histopathology
Kathleen Gabrielson, DVM, PhD, Dip ACVP; Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology; JHU School of Medicine -- Go To Small Animal Imaging Resource Program (SAIRP)
4-430 Pulmonary phenotyping
Wayne Mitzner, PhD; Professor and Director, Division of Physiology; JH Bloomberg School of Public Health
430-5 Pathology in phenotyping and other translational research - When will it help you most?
Baktiar Karim, DVM, PhD; Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology; JHU School of Medicine
5-6pm Poster Session and Reception in the Exhibit area
Thank you for coming and making this a great success!
Sincere thanks to our faculty and staff for their efforts and time, and
to exhibitors for assisting us in presenting this
FREE symposium to the scientific community.