Aim
The course is based on lectures on topics ranging from enzyme reactions over cellular aspects of renin secretion to recent clinical advances. New technologies: Cross-transplantation strategy in AT(1A) receptor-deficient mice to demonstrate distinct contributions of AT(1) receptor actions in the kidney and in extrarenal tissues. Multiphoton fluorescence imaging used to directly observe and quantify basic physiological parameters of the kidney including blood flow, glomerular filtration and permeability. The course includes hands-on experience and practical guidance with regard to measurements of the variables of the RAAS.
Location & Organization
Organizer
University of Copenhagen (Faculty of Life Sciences)
Course Director
Peter Bie
Location / venue
University of Copenhagen (Faculty of Health Sciences)
Timing & Workload
Duration 3 days
ECTS points 2
Frequency Biennial
Examination yes
Criteria
Is the course taught in English? yes
Is documentation available? (book, syllabus)? yes
Is the course open for external researchers? yes
More Information
http://www.dacra.dk/default.asp?contentID=506
Categories
Therapeutic Areas: Cardiovascular
Enabling Technologies: Clinical studies
Target Group
PhD students
Country
DK
City
Copenhagen
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