Animal User Training Registration Form: Submission #183

Submission information

Submission Number: 183

Submission ID: 1171

Submission UUID: df6c443b-72b7-43c0-a519-679ab248576f

Submission URI: https://www.uottawa.ca/research-innovation/form/acvs-registration-form

Created: Mon, 03/06/2023 - 15:23

Completed: Mon, 03/06/2023 - 15:24

Changed: Mon, 03/06/2023 - 15:24

Remote IP address: 172.70.230.22

Submitted by: Anonymous

Language: English

Is draft: No

Webform: Animal User Training Registration Form

New student or staff member

First name Emma

Last name Sutton

Email [email protected]

Office or Lab Phone Number 6137396634

Cell phone number 6134062114

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Status Post-doctoral fellow

Your lab's department/institute ottawa hospital research institute - cell and molecular medicine

Whose laboratory will you be working in? Rashmi Kothary

Supervisor's email [email protected]

With which species will you be working? mice

If you will be working with aquatic species, please provide your date of birth for enrollment in the Experimental Fish Course online training {Empty}

Have you received previous training on animal care and use in science? Yes

Please indicate at which institution and the year this training was received Personal licence (PIL) category B training completed at the University of Birmingham, School of Medicine, United Kingdom, December 2018. UK modules completed PIL A theory and skills. 3 day training course followed by theory and practical exam.

Animal training completed upon start of PhD at Keele University, UK by animal care staff, 2018.

Please provide a brief summary of this training and your experience working with animals PIL training required in depth knowledge of animal scientific procedures act (ASPA), the law around animal research and ethics.

Throughout my 4 year PhD I handled mice daily including weighing and righting reflex. I regularly performed oral gavage in mice from the age of P5 through to P21 and facial IV injections of P1 pups. Regularly harvest tissues. Cull mostly using CO2 chamber, occasionally decapitation (age dependant) and/ or cervical dislocation.

Attach any relevant institutional certificates received

ESutton PIL.png

Topaz I confirm

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