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To learn more about the upcoming adventurous lab retreat of the Laboratory of Genetics and Physiology go to the Retreat 2000 webpage |
This video was produced at the University of California, Santa Cruz in a research laboratory working on the regulation of mammary development in the laboratory mouse. The video is intended to help researchers, who may be new to mammary gland research, master certain specialized surgical techniques, as well as acquainting experienced researchers with new or unfamiliar procedures. It also contains information on the development and lactation cycle of the mammary gland in mice, as well as tips on basic surgical techniques such as instruments, anesthesia, suturing, and shipping viable tissues.
The price for the 75 minute production is low, only $40 in the US, including shipping and handling-slightly higher for PAL and international orders. The video represents an entirely non-profit enterprise, being funded in part by a grant from the University of California, enabling us to keep the price remarkably low for a production of this type. Revenues in excess of post-production costs, if any, will be used to repay cost overruns during production, and to provide resources for future productions, if this proves to be useful.
For ordering information, and for more details about the video, please see: http://www.biology.ucsc.edu/mamvid
If you purchase a copy and find it helpful, please spread the word-we do not have an advertising budget! If you have questions not answered on the website, please contact Dr. Charles Daniel at daniel@biology.ucsc.edu .
Friday, February 4, 2000; 2:00 pm; Building 41 Main Conference Room, C507
The Jackson Lab has announced that it will host a meeting called "Modeling Human Mammary Cancer in Mice Conference" which will take place on October 5 - 8, 1999. For more information, please click here.
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