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This presentation will explore the critical resources available for preclinical animal modeling in swine, emphasizing their broad applicability for addressing chronic diseases. We will detail the unique advantages of using both conventional swine and the human-sized Wisconsin Miniature Swine (WMS) across a spectrum of research needs, including surgical approaches, advanced medical imaging, theranostics, drug screening, and cell therapies.
The talk will specifically highlight tangible deliverables, including existing cell and animal models, comprehensive procedural capabilities, and essential pre- and post-study services, providing researchers with a roadmap for leveraging these resources in highly translational studies.
Please Note: This session is limited to UW–Madison faculty, staff, and students and UW Health employees.
Zoom Link: https://uwmadison.zoom.us/j/94159677662?pwd=N10rdPHQvUqNunVeuzk5RWJ0IhQmmK.1
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Sarah Becker (sarah.becker@wisc.edu)
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UW-Madison Employees, Students and UW Health Employees
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