1 credit
Spring 2025 Lecture
This course is designed for students in the Graduate Program in the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences. During the course, lectures are presented which help students obtain a working knowledge of the use of animal models in research. Topics covered will explain the principles of using animals in research and as a model for human diseases. Students will also be exposed to the principle elements of translational research, methods used in translational research and trials, and the principles of data collection, management and interpretation. Prerequisite: VCS 60300. Permission of department required.
Learning Outcomes1Help students understand the principle elements of translational research.
2Help students understand issues related to the use of animals in research.
3Expose students to the methods used in translational research and trials.
4Understand the principles of using animals as a model for human diseases.
5Understand the principles of data collection, management and interpretation.
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