University of Illinois - Department of Animal Sciences

: ::Mammalian NutriPhysioGenomics:: :


RECENT UPDATES

ABSTRACTS PAGE: July, 2009
All abstracts presented at the Animal Science Meetings in Montreal, Canada

PEOPLE PAGE: August, 2009 Jing Li (MS program), Sonia Moisa (PhD program), Aisha Naeem (MS/PhD program), and Jawad Khan (MS/PhD program) joined the lab starting the Fall semester.

February, 2009 Eduardo Schmitt, PhD candidate from Federal University of Pelotas (Brasil), joined the lab for a period of 7 months.

PUBLICATIONS PAGE: November 6, 2009
"Adipose tissue depots of Holstein cows are immune responsive: inflammatory gene expression in vitro" Dom. Anim. Endocrinol.

"In vitro culture and characterization of a mammary epithelial cell line from Chinese Holstein dairy cow" PLoS One

RESOURCES PAGE: June, 2008 Primers for quantitative real-time PCR designed in our laboratory and used in several publications have been tabulated: LINK

 

OVERVIEW

Welcome to the Mammalian NutriPhysioGenomics Laboratory at the University of Illinois !! we developed this site to propagate information about our research program and provide access to training opportunities in Animal Nutrition, Physiology, and Animal Genomics. Our program focuses on the study of tissue genomic adaptations due to nutrition and/or physiological state using beef, dairy, and swine as primary models. Major topics of study include regulation of bovine milk fat and protein synthesis, skeletal muscle growth and development in beef cattle, bovine and swine mammary development, bovine hepatic patophysiology, and periparturient immune function.

We hope this information is useful and welcome your input.

 

PEOPLE PROFILES

Juan Loor - Assistant Professor of Animal Sciences and Division of Nutritional Sciences


Guido Invernizzi
- Post-doctoral Research Associate


Daniel Graugnard
- Ph.D. candidate

Adjunct member


Massimo Bionaz
- Post-doctoral Research Associate

 

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