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Selecting the Best Mouse Model for Your Preclinical IBD Research: Novel and Established Colitis Mouse Models

The search for effective treatments for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) continues through the latest advances in preclinical research using different types of IBD mouse models. However, choosing a mouse model for IBD preclinical studies is not always straightforward and is a prerequisite for reliable outcomes. We invite you to join our Tech talk to learn more about this topic.

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Learning objectives: 

• Compare the advantages and disadvantages of different irritable bowel disease models
  
  
• Understand the use of genetically engineered mouse colitis models to test human biologics
  
  
• Gain insight into the efficacy of traditional and novel therapeutics used in mouse models and their response in clinic

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About The Presenter:

Astrid Doerner, PhD, Director of Inflammation and Immunology, Crown Bioscience

Dr. Doerner completed a Doctor of Sciences in Biochemistry at the Max-Planck Institute of Molecular Physiology in Germany. Prior to that, she received a BS and MS in Chemistry from the University of Dortmund. Dr. Doerner had a postdoctoral fellowship at both the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla and the Division of Allergy, Rheumatology and Immunology, UCSD & Veterans Medical Research Foundation in La Jolla. Prior to joining Crown Bioscience in 2019, Dr. Doerner also worked as an Assistant Project Scientist at the Division of Allergy, Rheumatology and Immunology, UCSD & Veterans Medical Research Foundation.

Dr. Doerner’s research has focused on innate immunity in host defense and inflammation as well as acute and chronic allergic Asthma.