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1. Introduction
2. Course objectives
3. The promise of engineered models
4. Why examine engineered mice?
5. Production and validation of engineered models
6. Types of engineered animals
7. Transgenic mice by microinjection
8. Knockout mice (gene targeting)
9. Utilization of gene targeting technology
10. Validation milestones for engineered models
11. Characterization of genetically engineered animals
12. Sample protocol for screening engineered animals
13. Standardizing genetic and environmental variables
14. Selecting the most appropriate engineered model
15. Approaches to functional genomics
16. Considerations for using engineered animals
17. Engineered models in pharmaceutical research
18. Pharmaceutical careers for engineered animals
19. Screening for genetic toxicology
20. Carcinogenicity testing with engineered mice
21. Induced tumor rate in engineered models
22. Industrial practice for carcinogenicity testing
23. The Trp53 heterozygous mouse model
24. The Tg.Ac mouse model
25. rasH2 mouse model for short-term carcinogenicity
26. Carcinogenicity assay - study design
27. Carcinogenicity assay - hypothetical results
28. Improvement in carcinogenicity testing
29. Other mutant mouse models
30. Mutagenicity testing with transgenic mice
31. Abbreviations
32. The molecular basis of the Big Blue mouse model
33. Mutagenicity testing protocol
34. The Big Blue mouse mutagenicity assay
35. The Muta mouse mutagenicity assay
36. In-vivo mutagenicity assay - study design
37. Decision tree for carcinogenicity testing
38. Engineered animals: assessing adverse outcomes
39. Beta-secretase as a therapeutic target
40. Impact of chronic beta-secretase blockade
41. Artemin therapy for treating peripheral neuropathy
42. Neural changes in adrenal after Artemin exposure
43. Impact of Artemin supplementation
44. Summary
45. Further references

Topics Covered

• Engineered animals in drug development
• Why we use them
• How we generate them
• How we characterize them
• How we select which model to use
• How we use them

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Series:

• Non-Clinical Testing for Toxicity of Pharmaceuticals

Categories:

• Pharmaceutical Sciences

Talk Citation

Bolon, B. (2009, July 30). Non-clinical development of pharmaceuticals using engineered animal models [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 24, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/WEFV7181.
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Publication History

• Published on July 30, 2009
• Archived on February 25, 2021

Financial Disclosures

• Dr. Brad Bolon has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.