Tuesday, april 27 anatomy - Experimental Biology

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A117 II 926.4 Circadian regulator PER2 plays a
critical role in regulating fat metabolism and the development
of fatty liver disease. B.A. Pope, J. Menio, J. Deng and M.D.
Wheeler. East Carolina Univ.
A118 I 926.5 Poly (ADP-ribose) polimerase
inhibition in experimental acute necrotizing pancreatitis. B.
Uysal, M. Yasar, E. Oztas, S. Sadir, O. Coskun, T. Cayci, S.
Oter, A. Guven and A. Korkmaz. Gulhane Military Med. Acad.,
Turkey.
A119 II 926.6 Punicic acid modulates mucosal
immune responses and prevents gut inflammation through
PPAR g and D-dependent mechanisms. J. Bassaganya-Riera,
M. Diguardo, M. Climent, C. Vives, A. de Horna, S. Sanchez,
M. Orpi, E. Duran, A.W.C. Einerhand, M. O’Shea and R.
Hontecillas. Virginia Tech, Nutr. Therapeut., Blacksburg and
and Lipid Nutr. B.V., Channahon, IL.
927. Animal Research Models in
Macronutrient Metabolism II
Poster
Tu e. 7:30 a m—An a h e i m Co n v e n t i o n Ce n t e r, Ex h i b it Ha l l CD
Presentation time: 12:45 p m-1:45 p m (I); 1:45 p m-2:45 p m (II)
A120 I 927.1 Dietary n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids
increased oxidative stress in rats with intracerebral hemorrhagic
stroke. Y. Park. Hanyang Univ., Republic of Korea.
A121 II 927.2 Nutritional support for piglets
simulating nutrition support in the NICU. K. Smith and P.R.
Borum. Univ. of Florida.
A122 I 927.3 Identification of candidate genes
responsible for the assembly of apolipoprotein-B containing
lipoproteins in an avian system using estrogen induction. E.R.
Trojacek, H. Zhou, X. Li, Y. Wang and R.L. Walzem. Texas
A&M Univ.
A123 II 927.4 A proposal to use golden-mantled
ground squirrel (Spermaphilus lateralis) to study nonalcoholic
fatty liver disease. M.L. Iao and C.F. Tam. California State
Univ., Los Angeles.
A124 I 927.5 Use of a mouse model for conjugated
linoleic acid-induced changes in adipose depots. S.M.
Ippagunta, K.M. Kanosky and K.M. Barnes. West Virginia
Univ.
A125 II 927.6 Role of mTOR/p70S6K in amino
acid-induced cardiac protection. E. Katayama, R. Tsutsumi, Y.
Nakaya, K. Hirose, K. Tanaka, S. Oshita and Y.M. Tsutsumi.
Univ. of Tokushima, Japan.
A126 I 927.7 The increase in Akt phosphorylation
following feeding is independent of age in growing and mature
thoroughbred mares. A.L. Wagner, J.C. Gould, R.B. Ennis
and K.L. Urschel. Univ. of Kentucky.
A127 II 927.8 High fat diet feeding impairs
lactogenesis and butyrophilin expression in the mammary gland
of mice. T.G. Anthony, J.K. Cundiff, K. Lohe, C. Parsons, I.H.
Mather and R.M. Akers. Indiana Univ. Sch. of Med., Evansville,
Virginia Tech and Univ. of Maryland College Park.
A128 I 927.9 Using whole-body phenylalanine
kinetics to measure the effects of amino acid supplementation
in mature horses. K.L. Urschel, R.J. Geor, A.L. Wagner, L.M.
Williamson, T.L. Smith, M.D. Hanigan and P.A. Harris. Univ.
of Kentucky, Michigan State Univ., Virginia Tech and WALTHAM
Ctr. for Pet Nutr., U.K.
Nutrition
A129 II 927.10 Ground squirrels as an animal
research model for eating and metabolic disorders. M.A.
Maher, B.M. Kohlnhofer, C. Abboud, W. Hill, J. Benrud and
S.T. Cooper. Univ. of Wisconsin-La Crosse and Saint Louis
Univ.
A130 I 927.11 Pharmacological dose of alphatocopherol
induces cardiotoxicity in Wistar rats determined by
echocardiography and histology. A.L.A. Ferreira, M.C.M.O.
Nascimento, B.B. Mastubara, L.S. Matsubara, C.R. Correa,
E.J. Pereira, P.L. Moreira, F.A. Carvalho, C.H.P. Burini, C.R.
Padovani and K-J. Yeum. Botucatu Med. Sch.-UNESP, Brazil
and USDA at Tufts Univ.
A131 II 927.12 Metabolic availability of threonine
in common foodstuffs in pigs. C.L. Levesque, S. Moehn, P.
Pencharz and R.O. Ball. Univ. of Alberta and Univ. of Toronto.
A132 I 927.13 Cardiovascular and autonomic
changes induced by 2 cardiovascular risk factors: salt and
fructose. P. Fiorino, R. Yokota, C. Selles, R. Akemi, M.
Fonteles and V. Farah. Mackenzie Univ., Brazil.
A133 II 927.14 High fat diet primes the rat to glucose
intolerance after low dose streptozotocin. V. Farah, H. Lopes,
G. Dias, E. de Sousa, P. Fiorino and M. Fonteles. Mackenzie
Univ., Brazil.
928. Diet and Cancer, Micronutrients and
Bioactive Molecules II
Poster
Tu e. 7:30 a m—An a h e i m Co n v e n t i o n Ce n t e r, Ex h i b it Ha l l CD
Presentation time: 12:45 p m-1:45 p m (I); 1:45 p m-2:45 p m (II)
A134 I 928.1 A chemoenzymatic method to
prepare gram-scale Allium organosulfur compounds and their
presumptive metabolic products, and associated biological
activities. G. Zhang and K.L. Parkin. Univ. of Wisconsin-
Madison.
A135 II 928.2 Justicidin A inhibits AKT/mTOR and
activates type III PI3K/beclin 1 signaling pathways leading to
autophagy of human colorectal cancer cells. C-L. Su, C-H. Yen,
C-N. Lin and S-J. Won. Natl. Taiwan Normal Univ., Chang Jung
Christian Univ., Sch. of Pharm., Kaohsiung Med. Univ. and Col.
of Med., Natl. Cheng Kung Univ., Taiwan.
A136 I 928.3 The polycyclic flavonoid, maackiain,
arrests cell cycle progression in LNCaP and PC-3 human
prostate cancer cells and repairs DNA damage in PC-3 and
NHPrE cells. J.J. Zhang, N.W. Schoene, Y. Qi, A. Alshatwi,
M. Alsaif and K.Y. Lei. Univ. of Maryland College Park, USDA,
Beltsville, King Saud Univ., Saudi Arabia and Ctr. Excellence
Biotech. Res., Riyadh.
A137 II 928.4 Prolonged sulforaphane treatment
activates extracellular-regulated kinase 1/2 signaling in
nontumorigenic colon cells but not colon cancer cells. H. Zeng,
O. Trujillo, M.P. Moyer and J.H. Botnen. USDA, Grand Forks,
Univ. of Arizona and INCELL Corp., San Antonio.
A138 I 928.5 The regulation of LIV-1 mRNA in
MDA-MB-231 human breast cancer cells and its association
with E-cadherin. L. Chong, K. Sankavaram and H.C. Freake.
Univ. of Connecticut.
A139 II 928.6 Intestinal tumors adapt to excess
dietary iron by altering expression of a diverse set of
oxidoreductases. J. Swain, C. Li and P. Leahy. Case Western
Reserve Univ.
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