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June 2021 Webinar: “Exploring Humanized Mouse Models For Diabetes Research and Beyond”

Click HERE to access the YouTube video of the recording.

June 24, 2021 (2:00 PM Eastern / 11:00 AM Pacific)

Presented by: Michael Brehm, Univ. Massachusetts Medical School

Topics discussed:

  • Overview of history and applications of humanized mice in biomedical research
  • Factors to consider for specific strain selection
  • Models to study human beta cell function
  • Human immune system engraftment parameters and limitations
  • Overview of T1D specific models

 

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