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jump to navigation home about the mrc mouse network all consortia mrc mouse network neuromouse macrophage biology and innate immunity models for disorders of bone and cartilage madd: mouse models to accelerate drug discovery uk gold: uk genetics of liver disease consortium npad: neurodegenerative processes of ageing and disease respiratory development and disease research consortium modo consortium: models of diabetes and obesity genetics of normal and malignant haematopoiesis kidney and urogenital system cardiovascular trait consortium tissue remodeling and fibrosis research consortium mouse eyes and vision research consortium developmental anomalies consortium ion channel consortium my consortia gene status explained login mrc mouse network submitted by andrew blake on wed, 2012-01-04 10:10 the mrc mouse network has been created in order to provide uk scientists with a forum to engage with a new and exciting international program systematically mutating every gene in the mouse genome and determining the resultant phenotypes of the mouse lines - the international mouse phenotyping consortium or impc ( www.mousephenotype.org ). all scientists are welcome to join the mrc mouse network where you will receive regular updates about access to mutant mice a steadily growing collection of strains which are multifunctional in terms of their application to genetic research (eg null alleles, reporter gene expression, conditionality) phenotypic data from a variety of therapeutically relevant systems collected for each mutant strain (primary phenotyping data) collaborative research & training opportunities between members of the network, where we encourage scientists carrying out basic or clinical research in academia or industry to take this opportunity to advance their research programs. log in to post comments mrc mouse network meeting submitted by andrew blake on tue, 2014-10-28 09:35 we will be hosting a meeting for the mrc mouse network in london on 23 rd january 2015. the purpose of the meeting is to update the network on lines produced, phenotyping tests being performed, and any phenotyping results of interest to date. we will also demonstrate the new international mouse phenotyping consortium portal, through which all impc data can be accessed, along with associated data analysis tools. we are open to suggestions, if there is anything else you would like us to include on the agenda. all network members are welcome to attend. if you would like to attend, or have any specific questions about the meeting at this point, please contact debbie ashworth ( [email protected]) . comparative pathologists - mouse meeting in cambridge uk feb 2014 submitted by andrew blake on tue, 2013-12-03 15:25 could i draw your attention to this meeting near cambridge, uk next year? https://registration.hinxton.wellcome.ac.uk/display_info.asp?id=352 the registration deadline is fast approaching! the meeting will cover the investigation of three specific areas – embryonic lethal, cns and haematopoietic phenotypes. sessions will cover the normal background anatomy and development as well as sampling and investigative techniques relevant to these areas (including imaging). it is possible to register for a single day if only one of these topics of interest. please publicise to any interested parties. log in to post comments the bioinformatics of mutant mouse resources (training course) submitted by michelle simon on tue, 2012-06-26 15:32 in association with the sanger institute, mrc harwell hosted a training course on different bioinformatic resources related to mouse mutants. below are the presentations and manuals given during the course. attachment size genesets_mgi_module_1.pptx.pdf 10.79 mb biomart_module_2.pptx.pdf 170.43 kb ikmc_module_3.pptx 11.15 mb ko_designs_module_4.pptx 12.87 mb phenotype_module_5.pptx 6.08 mb stats_module_6.pptx 1.02 mb module_1.pdf 23.72 mb module_2.pdf 2.96 mb module_3.pdf 2.49 mb module_4.pdf 14.25 mb module_5.pdf 1.69 mb module_6.pdf 420.48 kb design21385_oligos.txt 300 bytes example gwas mart results.txt 28.24 kb log in to post comments “new technologies and applications for genome engineering” workshop submitted by wiscoweaver on fri, 2012-01-27 16:09 the company of biologists are organizing a workshop on “new technologies and applications for genome engineering” sunday 25th – wednesday 28th march 2012. organizers: lizzy fisher, victor tybulewicz and andrew smith. 20 speakers, all leaders in the field, will attend and there are 8 delegate places available for graduate students/post-docs and young pi’s. the only costs involved are travel costs to and from wiston house in west sussex, uk. conference fees including accommodation and catering for the duration of the workshop are free. you will find more information on the workshop on the following webpage - http://workshops.biologists.com/workshop_march_2012.html . please find a flyer attached advertising the workshop. the deadline for applications is friday 3rd february 2012. if you have any questions regarding this workshop please contact nicky le blond at the company of biologists – [email protected] . event date: sunday, march 25, 2012 to wednesday, march 28, 2012 file upload: new technologies workshop flyer.pdf log in to post comments mrc mouse network launch meeting submitted by andrew blake on tue, 2012-01-03 13:59 harwell will coordinate a formal launch of the mrc mouse network in order to start the networking. this, the first of the mrc mouse network meetings, will take place on the harwell campus on 13th january 2012. please keep this date open in your diary or nominate a key representative for the consortium that can attend in your place. there will be a total of three places available for each consortium. harwell sits directly on the a34 south of oxford, and there are excellent rail links through nearby didcot. for attendees who plan to fly, heathrow is within a one hour drive and transport to harwell can be arranged by the mrc. unfortunately, mrc harwell has not been assigned a budget for these meetings. we will provide a venue and catering, but cannot offer to reimburse travel or accommodation expenses. each consortium will be asked to give a 15 minute presentation on the aims of their consortium and their contribution to the phenotyping effort and other areas of research effort. aims of the mrc mouse network meeting: meet other members of other consortia meet key people at harwell working on the impc find out more about the impc: aims, timescale, status presentation and discussion of tests proposed by each consortium other ways the consortia are planning to contribute clarifying the roles of harwell and the consortia event date: friday, january 13, 2012 file upload: mrc mouse network first meeting - agenda and attendees.docx log in to post comments

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