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SUMMER 2017 RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT
PhD Student Participates in Training
Workshop at Wake Forest University
Steven Newby, a PhD student under Dr. Dhar,
recently participated in a weeklong course
at Wake Forest University’s Institute for
Regenerative Medicine. The course, entitled
the Regenerative Medicine Essentials course,
provides a state-of-the-art review of various
aspects of regenerative medicine, including
background material, key components of
the regenerative medicine field, and ethical,
economic, and other issues important to
regenerative medicine. The one-week course
was taught by prominent experts in the field,
allowing students to network with leading
professionals and offered future researchers
insight into the evolution of modern healthcare.
The course provided a foundational education
on technologies and skills from biological
sciences, engineering, legal, commercial,
regulatory, and ethical disciplines. Sessions
throughout the week addressed the science
behind regenerative medicine, its application
to human disease, and its importance to regenerative medicine environment, routines
modern society. Workshops were designed for first-in-man clinical trials, and the ethical
to provide translational insight on topics aspects of translational research. Newby’s
such as Perfusion Decellularization on tissue trip was supported by Dr. Kania, and the
processing at various scales and bioprinting of information learned at this workshop will help
synthetic biopolymers for structural stability on progress large animal regenerative medicine
constructs to bio-inks for maintenance of cell here at UTCVM. UTCVM thanks Dr. Kania for
viability in constructs. By the end of the course, providing this opportunity for Mr. Newby. §
students received an advanced understanding
of the rules, regulations, and ethics in the
IN THIS ISSUE
Research Spotlight ...................................................................................................................................... 1
A Round of Applause, Pivot Training Seminar ............................................................................. 2
Recent Publications ................................................................................................................................... 3
Under the Microscope, Recent Publications Cont. ....................................................................4
Accepting Rejection, Mark Your Calendar...................................................................................... 5
Recent Presentations ................................................................................................................................6
Recent Presentations Cont. .................................................................................................................. 7
Don’t Forget: Pendergrass Library .....................................................................................................8A ROUND OF
Applause!
Recognizing UTCVM people for their awards and accomplishments
Mei-Zhen Cui (PI) and Xuemin Xu (Co- Dr. Lauren Adelman won a 2017 ACVIM
investigator) received a NIH 2R01HL107466 Resident Research award at the ACVIM
grant award, totaling $1,880,618. Their Forum for her abstract, entitled “Effect of Oral
project, entitled “Novel mechanism mediating Yunnan Baiyao on Periprocedural Hemorrhage
LPA-induced smooth muscle cell and vascular and Coagulation in Dogs Undergoing Nasal
responses,” began this month (July 2017) and Biopsy.”
is expected to continue until June 2021.
Kiira Rodriguez received the 2017 ACVIM
Hwa-Chain Robert Wang is the recipient of Resident Research Award at the annual
the 2017 UT Collaborative Research Network conference for her abstract, entitled “Normal
Award in Cancer Research for his collaboration Echocardiographic Parameters in Clinically
with Murali M. Yallapu, assistant professor Healthy Adult Tigers with and without
of pharmaceutical sciences at UTHSC. Their Medetomidine Sedation.”
work, entitled “Dual Therapeutic Nanoplatform
Michael Lane received the Society for
Delivery for Effective Breast Cancer Treatment,”
Comparative Endocrinology Early Career
will help develop a treatment for triple negative
Abstract Award at the ACVIM Forum for his
breast cancer, which is highly aggressive
abstract, entitled “Performance Evaluation
and difficult to treat. Wang and Yallapu will
of a Veterinary-Specific Enzyme-Linked
combine two USDA-approved medicines in a
Immunosorbent Assay for Measurement of
new nanoformulation, targeting the tumor cell
Canine Serum Cortisol Concentrations.”
with minimal side effects. Dr. Wang is also a
recipient of the 2017 Tian-Shan Award given Ralph Harvey has been appointed to the Executive
by the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Council for Fear Free, LLC. §
Government (Xinjiang province, China).
PIVOT TRAINING SEMINAR
AUGUST 4, 2017
Make plans to come to the Sequoyah Room on August 4th to learn about Pivot and its funding
opportunities. Pivot specializes in providing researchers with grant and other funding opportunities
as well asdeveloping research collaborations. Come learn about how Pivot works and how to
navigate the system. §
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINERECENT PUBLICATIONS
Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F, USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371.
Whittemore JC. Extended low dose
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles,
dexamethasone suppression test for
RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani,
diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome
T Southard, and AL Johnson. A
in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017;
Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus
60:25-30.
tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA. in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and
Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017;
immune mediated skin disease in 14 31:890-893. Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL
dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet Miller. Investigating amphibian and
Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW reptile mortalities: a practical guide for
Derm 2017; 28:195-e44.
Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su. wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017;
Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold. Newly described Toxoplasma gondii (in press).
Identification of a novel coccidian strain causes high mortality in red
(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus) Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F,
Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus) in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017. Whittemore JC. Extended low dose
USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371. dexamethasone suppression test for
Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles, Miller. Investigating amphibian and in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017;
RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani, reptile mortalities: a practical guide for 60:25-30.
T Southard, and AL Johnson. A wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017;
Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus (in press). Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA.
tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat
Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F, immune mediated skin disease in 14
in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and
Whittemore JC. Extended low dose dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet
Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017;
dexamethasone suppression test for Derm 2017; 28:195-e44.
31:890-893.
diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome
Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017; Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold.
Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su. 60:25-30. Identification of a novel coccidian
Newly described Toxoplasma gondii (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA. Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus)
strain causes high mortality in red
Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371.
necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus)
immune mediated skin disease in 14
in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017. Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles,
dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet
Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL Derm 2017; 28:195-e44. RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani,
Miller. Investigating amphibian and T Southard, and AL Johnson. A
Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold. Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus
reptile mortalities: a practical guide for
Identification of a novel coccidian tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis
wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017;
(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and
(in press).
Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus) Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017;
Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F, USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371. 31:890-893.
Whittemore JC. Extended low dose
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles, Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW
dexamethasone suppression test for
RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani, Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su.
diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome
T Southard, and AL Johnson. A Newly described Toxoplasma gondii
in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017;
Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus strain causes high mortality in red
60:25-30.
tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus)
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA. in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017.
Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017;
immune mediated skin disease in 14 31:890-893. Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL
dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet Miller. Investigating amphibian and
Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW reptile mortalities: a practical guide for
Derm 2017; 28:195-e44.
Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su. wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017;
Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold. Newly described Toxoplasma gondii (in press).
Identification of a novel coccidian strain causes high mortality in red
(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus) Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F,
Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus) in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017. Whittemore JC. Extended low dose
VOLVET DISCOVERY | FALL 2017RECENT PUBLICATIONS continued...
dexamethasone suppression test for Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL 31:890-893.
diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome Miller. Investigating amphibian and
Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW
in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017; reptile mortalities: a practical guide for
Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su.
60:25-30. wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017;
Newly described Toxoplasma gondii
(in press).
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA. strain causes high mortality in red
Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F, necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus)
immune mediated skin disease in 14 Whittemore JC. Extended low dose in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017.
dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet dexamethasone suppression test for
Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL
Derm 2017; 28:195-e44. diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome
Miller. Investigating amphibian and
in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017;
Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold. reptile mortalities: a practical guide for
60:25-30.
Identification of a novel coccidian wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017;
(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA. (in press).
Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus) Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat
Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold.
USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371. immune mediated skin disease in 14
Identification of a novel coccidian
dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles, (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the
Derm 2017; 28:195-e44.
RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani, Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus)
T Southard, and AL Johnson. A Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold. USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371.
Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus Identification of a novel coccidian
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles,
tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the
RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani,
in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus)
T Southard, and AL Johnson. A
Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017; USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371.
Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus
31:890-893.
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles, tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis
Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani, in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and
Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su. T Southard, and AL Johnson. A Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017;
Newly described Toxoplasma gondii Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus 31:890-893.
strain causes high mortality in red tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis
Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL
necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus) in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and
Miller. Investigating amphibian §
in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017. Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017;
Under the
Microscope
The Advanced Microscopy and Imaging Center (AMI Center) is members. Please contact her if you have any questions related
a multi-disciplinary facility that provides microscopy services to the AMI Center. She is happy to send information about the
to support research and teaching at UTK, UTIA, UTMRCH, equipment and the opportunities available for students and
and ORNL. In particular, the AMI center is available for use faculty in the microscopy program. §
by all UTCVM faculty and graduate students. For over 30
years, the AMI Center has provided microscopy services, and
it has operated as an official re-charge center since 2010.
Furthermore, a new piece of equipment was added to the
center in December 2015: a new laser scanning confocal
microscope. The AMI Advisory Board consists of 6 members
from across UTK and UTIA campuses, and Dr. Dhar is one of the
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINEAccepting Rejection:
How to GROW After Being Told “NO”
In the life of every academic, publication rejections submission doesn’t fit their topic for that particular
is part of the norm. Sometimes the manuscript has issue. Another thing to consider is that the journal
egregious writing, littered with errors and faulty may have received multiple submissions with your
experimentation. However, oftentimes rejection comes topic. They can only print one, and yours may not
from simple mathematics—there are not enough make it. This is good news, though. It means there is
journals to publish every article submitted. Editors and nothing wrong with your manuscript per se (minus a
reviewers must separate the wheat from the chaff, and few minor changes), so you are free to try a different
occasionally, you just don’t make the cut. Although journal. If you were unsuccessful at making it into
rejection is a universal theme among researchers, not a top-tier journal, consider a lesser known or more
everyone handles rejection the same way. There are specific journal. This does not equal defeat. As David
positive and negative approaches to rejection. For the Botstein from Princeton University suggest, “The
sake of one’s health and sanity, it is important for every important thing is that you get published. If it’s good
author to learn to view rejection as an opportunity for and it’s new and it’s true and important, people will
growth rather than a reason for failure. Here are three find it.”1 Rejection does not have to equal defeat. In
positive perspectives on surviving manuscript rejection. fact, studies found that manuscripts that were rejected
by one or more journals before finally being published
1. Really listen to the criticism. Although you may not
were cited more often than papers immediately
agree with the comments being made by the reviewer,
published.1 So, take your rejection, revise, and grow
it does not mean those comments are necessarily
into a better, and potentially more successful, writer. §
wrong. Try to put yourself in the reviewer’s shoes
1. Yandell, Kate. Riding out rejection: How to navigate the choppy waters of scientific publication.
and see your manuscript from their perspective. Scientist 2015; 29(3): 65.
Jane Wang, quoted in “Riding Out Rejection: how to 2. Most Common Reasons for Journal Rejection. Editage Insights website. http://www.editage.com/
insights/most-common-reasons-for-journal-rejection. Accessed June 5, 2017.
navigate the choppy waters of scientific publication,”
says, “The trick for getting the most out of reviews is
to assume the best of the reviewer.”1 If you make the
conscious decision to believe the reviewer is trying to
help, not hurt, you, you are more apt to see the validity
of their criticism, even if that criticism comes in a
disrespectful tone.
2. Do not take every comment verbatim. Oftentimes
reviewers will make seemingly outlandish suggestions
or completely dismiss whole sections of a manuscript.
Obviously, it would not make sense to take those
This year, UTCVM will be using a new format to
kinds of comments literally; however, it does not mean
you can ignore them either. Instead, focus on why showcase our research. Research Day will take place
they reviewer made the comment he or she did. If October 3, 2017. It will provide opportunities for
they dismissed your entire methods section, is there presentations by veterinary students, graduate
something within your methodology that is missing
students, and post-doctoral trainees, including
or unable to be replicated? If they suggest to change
your experiment altogether, consider why the reviewer residents and PhD post-docs. Registration for
would make such a comment. Is there a defect in your attendees and presenters will begin on Tuesday,
experiment, or, more importantly, is there a way to August 1st and will run until Friday, September 1st
revise your writing to make your experiment clearer
at midnight. This year, lunch will be provided to
and more compelling? Do not take all comments at
face value; rather, figure out why the comment was registered attendees. Attendance will be required
made and how best to rectify it. for veterinary students, and all other members
3. If at first you don’t succeed, revise it and try another of the UTCVM community are welcome, with
journal. There are many reasons why a journal might support staff participating as their schedules allow.
reject a manuscript. Major journals have hundreds of Information for presenters will be available soon. §
submissions. For instance, Nature alone receives over
10,000 submissions in a year.2 Moreover, some journals
will have thematic issues, and unfortunately, your
VOLVET DISCOVERY | FALL 2017RECENT PRESENTATIONS
Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F, USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371.
Whittemore JC. Extended low dose
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles,
dexamethasone suppression test for
RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani,
diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome
T Southard, and AL Johnson. A
in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017;
Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus
60:25-30.
tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA. in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and
Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017; Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL
immune mediated skin disease in 14 31:890-893. Miller. Investigating amphibian and
dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet reptile mortalities: a practical guide for
Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW
Derm 2017; 28:195-e44. wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017;
Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su.
Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold. Newly described Toxoplasma gondii (in press).
Identification of a novel coccidian strain causes high mortality in red Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F,
(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus) Whittemore JC. Extended low dose
Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus) in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017. dexamethasone suppression test for
USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371. diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome
Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles, Miller. Investigating amphibian and in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017;
RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani, reptile mortalities: a practical guide for 60:25-30.
T Southard, and AL Johnson. A wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017; Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA.
Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus (in press). Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat
tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis immune mediated skin disease in 14
Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F,
in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet
Whittemore JC. Extended low dose
Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017; Derm 2017; 28:195-e44.
dexamethasone suppression test for
31:890-893.
diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold.
Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017; Identification of a novel coccidian
Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su. 60:25-30. (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the
Newly described Toxoplasma gondii Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus)
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA.
strain causes high mortality in red USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371.
Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat
necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus)
immune mediated skin disease in 14 Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles,
in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017.
dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani,
Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL Derm 2017; 28:195-e44. T Southard, and AL Johnson. A
Miller. Investigating amphibian and Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus
Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold.
reptile mortalities: a practical guide for tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis
Identification of a novel coccidian
wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017; in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and
(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the
(in press). Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017;
Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus)
Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F, USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371. 31:890-893.
Whittemore JC. Extended low dose Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles,
dexamethasone suppression test for Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su.
RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani,
diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome Newly described Toxoplasma gondii
T Southard, and AL Johnson. A
in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017; strain causes high mortality in red
Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus
60:25-30. necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus)
tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA. in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017.
Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017; Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL
immune mediated skin disease in 14 31:890-893. Miller. Investigating amphibian and
dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet reptile mortalities: a practical guide for
Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW
Derm 2017; 28:195-e44. wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017;
Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su.
Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold. Newly described Toxoplasma gondii (in press).
Identification of a novel coccidian strain causes high mortality in red Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F,
(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus) Whittemore JC. Extended low dose
Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus) in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017. dexamethasone suppression test for
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINEdiagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome Identification of a novel coccidian Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL
in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017; (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the Miller. Investigating amphibian and
60:25-30. Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus) reptile mortalities: a practical guide for
USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371. wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017;
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA.
(in press).
Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles,
immune mediated skin disease in 14 dogs RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani, Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F,
– a retrospective evaluation. Vet Fowler, T Southard, and AL Johnson. A Whittemore JC. Extended low dose
KM, Frank LA, Morandi F, Whittemore Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus dexamethasone suppression test for
JC. Extended low dose dexamethasone tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome
suppression test for diagnosis of atypical in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017;
Cushing’s syndrome in dogs. Domest Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017; 60:25-30.
Anim Endocrinol 2017; 60:25-30. 31:890-893.
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA.
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA. Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat
Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su. immune mediated skin disease in 14
immune mediated skin disease in 14 Newly described Toxoplasma gondii dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet
dogs – a retrospective evaluation. Vet strain causes high mortality in red Derm 2017; 28:195-e44.
Derm 2017; 28:195-e44. necked wallabies (Macropus rufogriseus)
Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold.
in a zoo. J Zoo Wildl Med, In press; 2017.
Jankovsky, J, M Brand, and, RW Gerhold. Identification of a novel coccidian
Identification of a novel coccidian Duffus, ALJ, HMA Fenton, MJ Gray, DL (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the
(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the Miller. Investigating amphibian and Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus)
Great Horned owl (Bubo virginianus) reptile mortalities: a practical guide for USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371.
USA. J ,Wildl Dis 2017; 53:368-371. wildlife professionals. Herpetol Rev. 2017;
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles,
(in press).
Mittelman, NS, TJ Divers, JB Engiles, RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani,
RW Gerhold, S Ness, PV Scrivani, Fowler, KM, Frank LA, Morandi F, T Southard, and AL Johnson. A
T Southard, and AL Johnson. A Whittemore JC. Extended low dose Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus
Confirmed Case of Parelaphostrongylus dexamethasone suppression test for tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis
tenuis Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis diagnosis of atypical Cushing’s syndrome in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and
in a horse with Cervical Scoliosis and in dogs. Domest Anim Endocrinol 2017; Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017;
Meningomyelitis. J Vet Intern Med 2017; 60:25-30. 31:890-893.
31:890-893.
Ackermann, ML, May ER, Frank LA. Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW
Gutherie, A, L Rooker, R Tan, RW Use of mycophenolate mofetil to treat Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su.
Gerhold, K Trainor, T Jiang, and C Su. immune mediated skin disease in 14 Newly described Toxoplasma gondii
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