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National level training progamme on "IVF and Embryo Co-Culture"   

August 2008

Dear All,

I wish to inform that the Department of Animal Biotechnology, Madras Veterinary College, Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University,(TANUVAS) Chennai-7,India. is organizing a National level training programme on “In-Vitro fertilization and Embryo Co-Culture” for one month period from August 2008. This training programme is designed to cover brief theoretical aspects with extensive hands-on training on the following topics on animal model.

•  Collection, Screening and selection of oocytes
•  In-Vitro maturation (IVM)
•  Semen collection and analysis
•  Sperm processing
•  In-Vitro fertilization (IVF)
•  Preparation and maintenance of oviduct epithelial cells, cumulus cells etc., for embryo co-culture.
•  In-Vitro culture of Embryos (IVC)
• Department lab rotation to understand advanced reproductive techniques in the filed of Reproductive Biology. (CASA, Hamster bioassay, Animal Cell Culture. PGD)

The training course fee is Rs. 15,000/- ( Rupees fifteen thousand only ) excluding accommodation and food. It will be arranged on payment basis in the department hostel.

More details contact  :

Professor and Head 

Dept. of Animal Biotechnology  

Madras Veterinary College, Chennai - 600 007 

India.

Fax : +91-44-25369301 ( Please send plain application, Name, Address, work experience in the field of embryology or any other experience in the related field, if you are working forward through Department Head or Center Head, Selected candidates will be intimated )

Requirements:

With regards,

Narendra babu .K

india9845983389@yahoo.com

invitrobaby@googlegroups.com

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/invitrobaby

Requirements:
Teaching / Research staff working in Veterinary / Medical colleges / Institutions / Field Veterinarians/ Reproductive Biologists/ Jr. Clinical Emrbyologist and those who are engaged in similar type of Research are eligible to attend the training programme