Presented by:
Philip Dubé, PhD
As a complex, multifactorial condition, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) presents a challenge for research and pharmacological investigation. How do you select appropriate IBD animal models for precision research applications?
This webinar will review the latest research on IBD pathophysiology, progress in the development of animal models of the disease, and how these developments impact optimal study design in the pursuit of specific, hypothesis-driven research goals.
IBD and Colitis Research Insights:
- Critical review of the most widely-used IBD models, including chemically-induced, adoptive transfer, and genetically modified colitis models.
- Introduction to the pathophysiology of IBD.
- Principles and considerations for mouse models of inflammatory bowel disease as precision research tools.
Presenter:
His research, focusing on growth factor and cytokine regulation of epithelial regeneration and T cell activation in mouse colitis models, has appeared in Gastroenterology and The Journal of Clinical Investigation.
