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Judy Wood
Research Administration
College of Veterinary Medicine
607-253-3759
See What We're Doing...
Collaborations inspire discoveries and innovative approaches to some of the most challenging issues facing society today, such as genetics, cancer, diabetes, arthritis, and heart disease. The following examples highlight life-enhancing research in progress at the College.
MOLECULE THAT CAN STARVE CANCER CELL
While overcoming an addiction is usually the healthy choice, cancer... <more>.
ADVANCING VACCINES
Another outbreak of equine herpesvirus type-1 swept through the US...<more>.
BACTERIA TO FIGHT PARASITES
Grant to develop vaccine to rampant parasitic disease may help ...<more>.
A (CANINE) LEG UP ON ARTHRITIS
Large-breed dogs can suffer from a forelimb lameness when ...<more>.
STEM CELL TEAR REPAIR
Treatment uses the body’s own stem cells to heal cartilage in horses....<more>.
HOPE FOR THE ELEPHANTS
At first, the baby elephant was quiet. She appeared to have a mild .... <more>.
PATH TO THE HEART
Student explores molecular pathways leading to boxer heart disease.<more>.
OUTWITTING A VIRUS
Can herpes viruses across species be disabled with a single knockout... <more>.
STOPPING THE SPREAD OF CANCER
Surprise packages sent by cancer cells can turn normal cells... <more>.
NEW SALMONELLA DUBLIN TEST FOR MILK AND CATTLE
Salmonella can cause serious disease on cattle farms... <more>.
BIG RESULTS TEACHING SCIENCE WITH TINY ORGANISMS
A tiny, single-celled organism is having a big effect... <more>.
MISSING GENE THAT MAY EFFECT BREAST CANCERS
A new study shows that the lack of a certain gene occurs in almost... <more>.
AMERICANS ARE GETTING FATTER AND SO ARE THEIR PETS
Following rising trends in human obesity, nearly half of pet... <more>.
TICKS UNTOLD
Ticks identified as prime suspects causing mystery fevers ... <more>.
INFLAMMATION TAKES CENTER STAGE
For as long as people have suffered with Chrohn's ... <more>.
