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The Consequences of Sex Bias in Preclinical Research
Webinar overview
For mouse-based research investigating new cures for human diseases, one sex is far too often selected over the other. This sometimes happens for sound scientific reasons, but omitting sex as a biological variable has several consequences. Single-sex studies can lead to skewed research, translatability issues, flawed conclusions, and raise concerns regarding ethical practices and the 3Rs.
Join our upcoming webinar for a detailed look at:
- Reasons why male or female mice are sometimes preferred
- The scientific impact sex bias has for multiple biological disciplines
- The significant effect of sex bias on animal welfare
- 3Rs guidelines and recommendations to eliminate sex bias in preclinical studies
Webinar presenters
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Kaitlyn Gilland, PhD
Senior Technical Information Scientist
The Jackson Laboratory
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Liz Nunamaker, PhD, DVM, DACLAM, DACAW
Director of Animal Welfare
Charles River
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Charles River is the exclusive distributor of JAX® Mice in Europe