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3:00–3:30 pm BreakNovel therapy for humoral hypercalcemia of malignancy in adult T-cell leukemia:Effects of proteasome inhibitor and bisphosphonate on tumor growth andbone formation in vivo and in vitro, Dr. Sherry T. ShuEfficacy of Famotidine for the Prevention of Exercise-Induced Gastritis in RacingAlaskan Sled Dogs, Dr. Katherine Kay WilliamsonSchool of Veterianry Medicine3:30–5:30 pm Mini Symposia (three concurrent sessions)Mini Symposium IIIAuditoriumInfectious Disease, Dr. Gus Kousoulas, ChairMini Symposium IVRoom 1205Cancer Biology, Dr. Shulin Li, ChairMini Symposium VRoom 2103Experimental Cardiology, Dr. Joseph Francis, Chair5:30 pm Transport to the Cook CenterCook Center Lobby6:30 pm ReceptionCook Center Noland and Laborde Hall7:30 pm BanquetPresentation of Young Investigator Awards: Dr. Lisa FreemanSpeakers: Drs. Taboada, McConnico, and Sirninger, LSU School of Veterinary MedicineHurricanes and Animal Rescue: Our ExperienceClose6
KEYNOTE SPEAKERJoan C. Hendricks, V.M.D., Ph.D.The Gilbert S. Kahn Dean of Veterinary MedicineUniversity of PennsylvaniaDr. Joan Hendricks became the twelfth dean of the School onJanuary 1, 2006, succeeding Dr. Alan M. Kelly. She is the thirdfemale dean of a veterinary school in the United States.Dr. Hendricks has served on the faculty of the School for more than20 years. In 2001 she became the first woman to hold an endowedprofessorship at the School when she was named the Henry andCorinne R. Bower Professor of Small Animal Medicine. In additionto serving as Chief of critical care in the Department of ClinicalStudies at Philadelphia, Dr. Hendricks is founding director of theVeterinary Clinical Investigation Center and holds a secondaryappointment as professor in the Department of Medicine at Penn’sSchool of Medicine. Dr. Hendricks also has served in a leadershipposition in the Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association.In the area of critical care, Dr. Hendricks has played a key role inenhancing teaching and patient care. With colleagues at theMatthew J. Ryan Veterinary Hospital, she was instrumental inestablishing a Center for Critical Care at the Hospital, whichbrought the Emergency Service, Intensive Care Unit and the Anesthesia Service together into a singlesection. Dr. Hendricks has significantly advanced the stature and importance of the School’s clinicalinvestigation capabilities by successfully recruiting highly regarded tenure-track faculty in theDepartment of Clinical Studies and by establishing an innovative partnership with Pfizer Animal Healthto support clinical trials.Dr. Hendricks’ work has been widely published in peer-reviewed journals, including the Journal of theAmerican Veterinary Medical Association and the Journal of Applied Physiology, and she is frequentlyinvited to lecture at major conferences around the world. During her recent sabbatical year, sheinvestigated how molecular biology could be applied to neuroscience, specifically to the field of sleepand sleep disorders, in which Dr. Hendricks is a recognized expert. She has studied bulldogs extensivelyand recently published pioneering studies on the molecular biology of sleep in fruit flies in the highimpactjournals Nature Neuroscience and Neuron.In 1979 and 1980, Dr. Hendricks earned her V.M.D. and Ph.D. from the School. She also carried out herresidency and postdoctoral fellowship at Penn. She has a B.S. in biology and psychology from YaleUniversity.7
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0.71mg/dL; p=0.001). Values for hem
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mass and fecundity in prespawning w
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Equine Hoof Laminae Tissue Collecti
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Aspiration Pneumonia in DogsDavid A
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Distortion Product Otoacoustic Emis
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tyrosine phosphorylation is measure
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the gravid and non-gravid females t
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egulatory function as its ortholog,
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PATHOLOGY, TOXICOLOGY, AND ONCOLOGY
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Markers of Oxidative Stress in plas
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has been isolated from all samples
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Matrix metalloproteinase secretion
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Reproductive performance, neonatal
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control to determine the efficiency
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Enhancing the Quality and Reliabili
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grade II MCTs into groups with good
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Transcriptional Regulation of the I
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MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY (SESSIO
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colonization of the mutant and 6 re
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digestive tracts of these and other
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100 pfu BRSV. The results show that
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Inhibition of Microneme Secretion i
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Adherent bacilli were present in th
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isolated to analyze cytokine gene e
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purified, viral RNA was extracted a
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The effects of co-engagement of TLR
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Occurrence of Leptospira Vaccine Fa
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undifferentiated catecholaminergic
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the concept that the greater detoxi
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quantitative PCR using gene targets
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Rotenone Induced Dopamine Neuron De
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decrease in serum cortisol, with a
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and detrimental impacts on the brai
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actions of cells prior to embryo de
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Utilizing cDNA Subtraction to Exami
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expression in unilaterally pregnant
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Salmonella is increased. Poultry sa
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exports. The estimated prevalence o
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eeding grounds near Minnedosa, MB s
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(PBMC) were isolated using commerci
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Trainees acquire in-depth knowledge
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comparative pathology and/or resear
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Department of Veterinary Bioscience
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PhD, Director, Center for Comparati
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MICHIGAN STATEUNIVERSITYJames Crawf
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