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Summary

Aging research is inherently time and resource intensive, making strategic planning essential for generating reliable and interpretable results. This presentation will address critical elements of experimental design that support the efficiency, rigor, and reproducibility of aging studies.

Topics will include:

Aging mouse study design - foundational principles for structuring long‑term aging experiments
Sources of variation in aging cohorts - factors that influence outcomes in lifespan and health-span studies
Lifecycle‑dependent phenotype changes - how age‑related shifts in physiology and behavior affect study planning
Aging phenotypes in C57BL/6J and HET3 mice - well‑documented characteristics of two of the most used aging models

These insights will help researchers anticipate challenges, reduce variability, and design aging studies that yield robust and reproducible findings.

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Optimizing Experimental Design Using Aged Mouse Models

When registering, please use an institutional (e.g. work, university, etc.) email address or contact our event staff to request an exception. Thank you.