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J. Adam Ereli, a State Department spokesman, denied Russian assertions that the revolt was organized by the United States. The uprising was due to "a negative public reaction when the accepted processes for political expression and political change are tampered with and when the rule of law is not followed," he said.
The opposition freed Felix Kulov, a former interior minister, from jail in the uprising, and analysts said he could become a significant figure as the country moves toward new presidential and parliamentary elections.
Kulov was arrested after saying he would run against Akayev in 2000 and sentenced to 10 years on embezzlement and abuse of power charges, which his supporters have said were politically motivated.
After his release, he declared on national television that this was a "revolution made by the people. . . . Tomorrow will come, and we must decide how to live tomorrow."
The day began with opposition protesters assembling on the outskirts of Bishkek. Interior Minister Keneshbek Dushebayev, who was appointed only Wednesday and was considered a pro-Akayev hard-liner, addressed the crowd and seemed to pull back from earlier warnings that his forces could use "special means and firearms" against the opposition. He urged protesters to obey the law but told them police would not use force against anyone who was unarmed.
The crowd marched on the huge stone government compound, gathering people along the way. The protesters' first attempt to break through police lines failed, according to reports from the scene. Several people were injured in clashes between protesters and the president's supporters.
Security forces stood down, however, when demonstrators made a second attempt to get into the building, suggesting that entry had been negotiated in an attempt to avoid more serious violence.
"It didn't take long," said Shakirat Toktosunova of the Eurasia Foundation, which funds democratic projects. "A group of people from different regions came to Bishkek and all went to the center. It didn't take more than a couple of hours for them to take over the president's office."
Ulan Shambetov, an opposition figure, spoke to reporters as he sat at a desk in Akayev's wood-paneled office. "It's not the opposition that has seized power, it's the people who have taken power. The people," he said. "They have been fighting for so long against corruption, against that family," a reference to Akayev and his relatives.
Protesters tossed computers and paper from the windows of the government building, smashed furniture and crushed portraits of Akayev. Outside, several government Mercedes were set alight, according to local reports. "One of the large supermarkets was broken into, the windows shattered," Toktosunova said in a telephone interview from the capital.
Events moved rapidly after the building was seized. The opposition took control of a pro-government television station and organized the release of Kulov, the former interior minister, who then addressed the nation on television. Prime Minister Nikolay Tanayev tendered his resignation. Bakiyev, the opposition leader, said senior officials in the security, interior and defense ministries had begun to work with the new authorities.
Opposition leaders sought to rein in young supporters. "We will establish order. We will not allow looting. We will hold our own elections to start our rule," Bakiyev said.
The revolt began in earnest Sunday and Monday when the opposition took control of Osh, the country's second city and largest city in the south, and nearby Jalal-Abad. There is a strong north-south regional divide in the country, exacerbated by the south's relative poverty.
Reaction in Russia, which also has troops in Kyrgyzstan, was muted. The Foreign Ministry said little more than that the opposition should act within the law.
After fallout from its role in Ukraine, where the Kremlin openly backed the losing candidate and dismissed the popular protests, the Russian government appears more reconciled to change. In the run-up to the elections in Kyrgyzstan, it had pointedly met with leading opposition figures when they visited Moscow.
Finn reported from the Czech Republic. Staff writer Robin Wright in Washington contributed to this report.

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Hello everyone! Jessica here with one more Christmas card to share with you for the My Treasured Kutz "Christmas In July" Sneak Peek Blog Hop. Even though today is the last day of the hop don't fret "Christmas In July isn't quite over, I'll be back next week with more Christmas cards to share. Now on to today's hop :)
If you missed "Day Two" click HERE.
If you missed "Day One" click HERE.Hop between our Designers to see what they have created with all of our New Products. Each day you will have a chance to win a $10.00 Gift card to My Treasured Kutz store, along with a "FREE" SVG Digital Cut File per day, and a 25% discount code for any purchase at My Treasured Kutz for the month of July. To participate, please visit each of the Designers Blogs for inspiration for all the Christmas Products. Comment and show them some love for all their hard work. We will choose One Winner each day to receive the $10.00 Gift Card to My Treasured Kutz store. The winners will be posted Saturday, July 11th on the My Treasured Kutz Blog. So check back and follow the instructions posted there if you are one of the winners. Also, as your hopping between blogs, look for the post with the link for the Daily "Free" Digital File.
Decorating The Christmas Tree is the card I've created to share with you today.
I do have to say this card gave me a bit of trouble at first because working with black silhouette images is all new to me. After thinking on it for a while it came to me and I love how this card turned out. It actually ended up being a really easy card to make.
What I Used
~Cricut Explore
~My Treasured Kutz SVG Digital Cut File "Decorating The Tree"
~DCWV Cardstock
~Recollections Patterned Paper
~Silver Brads
~Making Memories Edge Scraper
~Scotch Quick-Dry Adhesive
~Mod Podge
~Pain Brush
~Elmer's CraftBond Foam Mounting Tape
~Elmer's Craft Permanent Tape Runner
~Offray Trim (Tan Ruffled)
~Offray Ribbon (Red)
~Making Memories {Seasons Greetings} Rub-On
~We R Memory Keepers Crop-A-Dile
~Tan Chalk
~Disposable Lip Applicator (For Chalk)
~Chalk Pom-pom
To start with I cut out all my paper pieces with my Cricut Explore. I then used my Edge Scraper to distress the edges of my script patterned paper and attached it to my card base with my tape runner. After the patterned paper was attached, I lined up the burlap in the center of the card and used my Crop-A-Dile to punch a hole in all four corners, then attaching it with brads.
*When using burlap with my paper crafts I stiffen it with Mod Podge. It keeps it from fraying and makes it easier to work with. I do this by laying out a piece of parchment paper for my work mat. I then use a large paint brush and evenly apply Mod Podge to both sides of the burlap. Then to dry I hang the burlap up with a pants hanger (the ones with the claw clips). If you decide to use this technique, start with a larger piece of burlap (make sure the width is slightly wider then the hanger, you can cut the length as long as you want. Once it is dry it will be ready to cut to size for your craft projects. Also, when I do this technique I use a tightly woven burlap and matte Mod Podge*
Once I had my card base all put together, I chalked the edges of the silhouette cut outs with tan chalk and then attached them to the card. The boy and girl were attached using foam tape to make them pop a bit. The other cut pieces were attached using Scotch Quick-Dry Adhesive (applied with a paint brush).
To finish up this beautiful card I added the tan ruffled trim, gluing the red ribbon to the center of the trim, then adding a little red bow to the bottom. (Adhesive used for the trim and ribbon was Scotch Quick-Dry, applied with a paint brush)
Oh, I almost forgot about the {Seasons Greetings} sentiment, it's a rub on. Rub-Ons work perfect with Mod Podge treated burlap.
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Drug Dealer Gets Revenge On Shady Client In The Grossest Way
Dealers of illegal drugs cannot exactly go to the police when they get burned, so this guy took it into his own hands.
It's an industry nearly completely bereft of trust, which means you should NEVER give spots or I-O-U's.
He turned from angry to titty in a matter of one text, so we know there has to be more than this to it.
Sure, we could go without the pixellation, but nice boobies are nice boobies. And these are nice boobies.
That is the only lesson to be learned here. Pay your debts or your sister becomes totally on-limits. This guy learned the hard way.


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- Johnston Press Ltd has agreed to sell The Isle of Man Examiner (1880), The Isle of Man Courier (1884) and the Manx Independent (1987) and the TT News magazine to Tindle Newspapers Ltd. For Tindle Newspapers Sir Ray said he was delighted with the deal as the three Isle of Man papers had obviously been […] Read more...
- Brian Doel, a newspaperman known throughout the newspaper industry and particularly in the West Country, died suddenly on August 13th 2016. He was with the Tindle Newspaper Group for many years as its Chief Executive. In that capacity he was responsible for 200 local newspapers and three radio stations. Although he retired from TNL in […] Read more...
- HRH The Prince of Wales visited Britain's largest privately owned local weekly newspaper group today (13th December) to celebrate the 125th anniversary of one of its publications, Brecon & Radnor Express. During his visit to Tindle Newspapers The Prince of Wales met the management and editors of The Abergavenny Chronicle, The Cambrian News, The Tenby […] Read more...
- This year's Local Newspaper Week runs from May 13th to 19th This year the theme is press freedom, focussing on the importance of the role played by the local press in scrutinising authority and holding the powerful to account. Joyce Sharland-Brown, a Tindle News editorial manager, spoke to Sir Ray Tindle about the theme of […] Read more...
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Now in the Newspaper Society's list of the 10 biggest UK publishers, Tindle Newspapers is still helmed by Sir Ray Tindle, who began the group with £300 demob money given to soldiers at the end of the Second World War and was knighted in 1994 for his services to the newspaper industry.
He started with a weekly paper in Tooting, south London, with a circulation of 700. Through launches and acquisitions the group now have many titles covering much of South England and Wales.
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Since it's exceptionally easy to only block the actual ads on swfchan (no ads are actually served from swfchan's own domain) and because the current ruleset is actually causing visitors to see more ads I thought this matter would be quickly resolved. However, I have been trying to contact EasyList for over three weeks now with no response. Therefore I feel the need to ask my visitors to e-mail them as well to bring attention to this issue and show that regular users of EasyList care about swfchan, not just the guy running the site.
They have two e-mails: email@example.com and email@example.com. The first one is the primary mail but I've sent mail to both and received a reply from neither. Have sent using different mail accounts as well so I know there was no sending issues on my end. I should have written this announcement earlier but this whole thing felt like such an open-and-shut case that I would never have imagined swfchan still being blocked like this after three weeks. Big thanks to anyone helping out!
Note: I'm not writing this because of money, the site's income is actually the same as before (less visitors but less blockers equal same ad views). I am however worried that in the long run, in a year or so, this may lead to less links leading to swfchan which would sure enough finally kill it off the web, especially with the dwindling flash support these days. I also don't think this is a fair practice by EasyList, there's no reason what-so-ever to block swfchan itself. I don't serve ads and an adblocker should block ad providers, not sites that use ad providers. I also don't limit anyone blocking ads from using the site in any way. It feels like the EasyList authors took just a minute to look at swfchan, said "fuck it" and proceeded to block the whole thing instead of only the ads.
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[_] [L] Anon 1620106 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 1620117 what I got out of that... I need to join the church and become a preacher at a megachurch and earn the big buxx
>> [_] Anon 1620140 Don't most of them give it to charity. I'm talking about that money you give at regular churches. like that basket thing or something. I haven't been to my church in long time Either way, I wish we could at least get rid of the megachurches.
>> [_] Anon 1620165 >># What the fuck is a megachurch?
>> [_] Anon 1620181 >># Typically, churches whose congregation measures in the thousands any given sunday. Like this: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_2RqtqglGWzc/S2 iIhh4N4sI/AAAAAAAABAo/Z5YQhJEIqxk/s320/Me gachurch5.jpg >># Not in the same amount as non-profits or actual charities.
>> [_] Anon 1620186 >># Continuation where I left off. Take the Catholic church for example. They collect the money and then loan it out to the churches, schools, w/e on an as need basis. The local Catholic school runs a carnival for three days every Feb. before Lent. All money is donated to the School. The School gives it to the diocese. Then if they need the money the diocese has to deem the school worthy of w/e repairs it needs. The same goes for all tuitions. Plus they get federal funding to actually run the school (meal programs, gov't. subsidizing on everything. No taxes due to it being religious in nature).
>> [_] Anon 1620188 >># Now, as long as the system works that's not so bad I guess. You're fucking over the people who are giving you money by demanding interest, but what do I care I'm not Catholic anymore. The problem is, the church doesn't always give back the money. A little church in New Hradec, ND (St. Peter & Paul iirc) collected money for a new AC and Heater because their was busted. Took them about 3 years of passing the plate and drives and whatnot. They finally got all the money together. After a few months, the diocese replied back that the church was inelligible for a loan due to the fact that they are not an important congregation. Take of it what you will.
>> [_] Anon 1620197 Meanwhile here in Sweden religion is pretty much dying.
>> [_] Anon 1620295 >Donate it to somewhere that counts >Education >Art >Music Okay some one is just butthurt that their degree sucks a dick and they're a democrat because they made bad life choices.
>> [_] Anon 1620306 >># I'm doing fine with my art degree in 3D animation.
>> [_] Anon 1620313 I give 10% of my income to class war organisations.
>> [_] Anon 1620315 >># I didn't know /b/ accepted donations.
>> [_] Anon 1620320 >># I only see one person here who seems butthurt (protip, it's the one bringing up stupid american bipartisan political shit)


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Sidney Sime (1867-1941) was a Mancunian, late-Victorian artist whose work often conflated biting satire with otherworldly fantasy. He's without doubt one of my all time favourite artists, and easily one of the greatest fantasy illustrators of all time – few others even come close. Sime rose to prominence in 1904, when he was approached by canonical fantasy author Lord Dunsany (best known for The King of Elfland's Daughter, 1924) who asked him to illustrate his very first novel. Below is a small selection of his work (mainly monochrome with some colour interspersed) which I believe to be among his best. (NB. the titles are beneath the images)
'The city of never'
'The fountain'
'The ultimate god'
'woods and dark animals'
'he felt as a morsel'
'illustrative design of fountain and figures'
'it' – This is an interesting one. I have a friend who is an H. P. Lovecraft scholar and I showed him this image as I thought it seemed similar to Lovecraft's infamous Cthulu. This image was drawn in 1911, whilst 'Call of Cthulu' was published in 1928. My friend then informed me that Lovecraft was enormously influenced by Lord Dunsany, whose work was illustrated by Sime. As such, it seems very possible that this is the primary visual influence for Cthulu.
'painting of waves'
'raimer cram'
'the bride of the man horse'
'the fortress'
'the gate of yann'
'the lean, high house of the knoles'
'the ominous cough'
'the silence of ged'
'we would gallop through Africa'
'bookwonder gibbelins'
map of the land of dreams
'trees and imps'
And finally, my personal favourite, which is untitled but was the cover art for Lord Dunsany's aforementioned 'The King of Elfland's Daughter'.
NB: images sourced from artuk.org. And monsterbrains.blogspot.com.


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'Attached At The Hip'
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Good memories do stick, they far outweigh the bad. The picture is a treasure for sure! No wonder you like the gardens so much!ReplyDeleteReplies
It was ingrained in me at an early age to appreciate this spot.Delete
I agree Sharon, let's stick with the good memories!!
What a cute shot! I have two sisters and a brother and am so grateful for them.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Fiona. They can be our best friends at times.Delete
Oh what an adorable shot. Being an only child I missed out on that sibling bond. It would have been nice to experience it.ReplyDeleteReplies
I often dreamed about what it was like to be an 'only child', Davine. Many a time when our house was filled with 9 kids I wished I was an only child!!Delete
It has its pros and cons, like everything else I guess.
Such a precious photo to have after all those years, and having a sister to walk with, fun, safety, and togetherness. Cheers,Jean.ReplyDeleteReplies
It is precious Jean. I am wondering now who took it? Maybe Dad took it. I am pleased that someone took the time to record this moment.Delete
oh look at you two...how cute. i remember those boots too!ReplyDeleteReplies
I can 'see' them now too, Joyce! They had a buckle strap at the top that tightened the top part.Delete
Jim this is a beautiful retrospective post and I love that photo. There are few things like those bonds that last forever...ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Keith. Lifetimes can go by but we can still go back to those days at the beginning and realize and appreciate the bonds that were made.Delete
I recognized the wrought iron fence right away! Nice to know some things don't change. And you're both cuties!ReplyDeleteReplies
That would be the same fence alright Debra!Delete
Love of a sister and a brother is a link for life. This is so beautiful and touching. This is the way life, love ought to be. I'm happy for you, I still recognize something in that child that is so you, must have been that goodness of heart....and the fact that your sister looked so happy with her little brother is not that common, you have a lovely family.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much Lorraine. I was very fortunate as I said to have siblings around me.Delete
Such a sweet duo pic, hon!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks you two!Delete
Priceless. This warms my heart, eh!ReplyDeleteReplies
LOL! You are now officially a Canadian, Mitchell!!Delete
Seriously, I didn't say 'eh' in this post on purpose. It's in my blood!!
How adorable were you two!ReplyDeleteReplies
Pat, we were really good kids too.......mostly!Delete
Jim, your photo made my heart smile.ReplyDelete
Lovely post, you are blessed
Oh how sweet!ReplyDelete
Your face looks like you! Don't laugh, you know what I mean.
What a darling pair the two of you made. I never knew what it was like to have only four children in the family since I was #6 in a series of 6.ReplyDelete
What a great photo, Jim. I love it! You both look so cute. These memories are so special.ReplyDelete
I just love those old photos...no do-overs. It's nice that you two are still close. It doesn't seem to happen much anymoreReplyDelete


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|[jira] [Commented] (CB-1019) Sample project for BB has an invalid name
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-1019?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13415661#comment-13415661 ] Tim Kim commented on CB-1019: ----------------------------- And another refix for this issue: https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf?p=incubator-cordova-blackberry-webworks.git;a=commit;h=adf5f56d628113770b1f412fb5ecf3473df0ed7e Instead of relying on the create script, I managed to find a way to get things working within the ant scripts. > Sample project for BB has an invalid name > ------------------------------------------ > > Key: CB-1019 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-1019 > Project: Apache Cordova > Issue Type: Bug > Components: BlackBerry, Coho > Affects Versions: 1.9.0 > Reporter: Tim Kim > Assignee: Steve Gill > Priority: Minor > Fix For: 2.0.0 > > > The sample project that is included for BB in the PhoneGap 1.9.0 download has an invalid name in config.xml. The sample project should be able to build without the user having to configure the name. > Reported here: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/phonegap/xaoQvRP_CNY/discussion -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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In today's world, metrics can be found everywhere: from phones and cars to offices, where they provide employees with data on various operations. However, metrics alone are not important until they can be properly used to identify areas requiring analysis and action, and thus lead to improvement.
Defining metrics
A metric is a unit of measurement: a piece of data that by itself could be considered rather meaningless. It could be five megabytes, twenty miles or eight spills. However, if it can be used for comparison or to show a relationship, its meaning can be extremely important: the relevance of derived metrics, which demonstrate a relationship between two or more values, can be extremely high when problem areas arise.
For example, if a car´s display shows that it averaged twenty miles per gallon of gas used, this information alone is not important unless the car usually averages twenty-five miles per gallon. In this case, the metric has indicated a problem which could lead to long-term consequences. A metric without a meaningful baseline to compare to, is only a data point which by itself does not impart good or bad performance.
Proper evaluation
In the workplace, a metric showing "eight spills" alone is not helpful unless that information can be applied to operations and therefore be properly utilized. If, over the course of one year, a refinery records 106 spills of over 25 barrels, of which eight occurred in the last month, it could be concluded that December was just under the average spill level, justifying either a lack of further action or signifying an improvement in spill reduction.
However, as the refinery should take all spills seriously, any spill over 25 barrels should be immediately reported to management and an accident investigation launched. So regardless of monthly fluctuations, the metric has actually highlighted a consistently high spill level over an extended period of time, which is a cause of serious concern and demands immediate attention.
Practical application
Understanding what a metric demonstrates is only the first step: using that information to apply change is key to instigating improvement. Knowing that every spill of a 25-barrel magnitude should be taken seriously means that not only should a growing trend start alarm bells ringing, but that the obvious consequence should be a root cause analysis of why a spill occurred in the first place.
When, as in this case, a metric has outlined a trend, not only why the spill occurred, but why subsequent spills kept occurring over the space of a year should be immediately analyzed and addressed. Only then, with the results of that analysis, can systems be put in place to prevent it happening again.
Consistent improvement
Regardless of the method used to identify the root cause, seeing the barrier removal process through to completion is vital. It's imperative that metrics continue to be monitored: without measuring the improvement against the original state, it will never be fully clear whether the root cause of the problem was eliminated or not. If, for example, the metric doesn't improve, it could be that more than one problem exists, or that the root cause wasn't actually identified.
Metrics must be captured and evaluated on a regular basis to ensure that the correct causes have been addressed and the right systems are put in place to prevent recurrence. Taking the time to properly evaluate and use metrics frequently will have a positive impact on the whole company: they provide measurement, but cannot improve effectiveness or productivity alone. Action must be taken to ensure that metrics are used to benefit an organization and its people: improving safety, reducing waste and preventing repetitive problems. Only then can metrics contribute to continuous improvement.
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All Cried Out by Moyet/Jolley/Swain
Chords by Stephen Arthur
Gm Dm D# Cm7
You took your time to come back this time
Gm Dm D
The grass has grown under your feet,
Gm Gm7 A#sus2 Csus2
In your absence I changed my mind
D# (Cm7) D
Now someone else is sitting in your seat.
I know that I said there'd be no one else - I know that I said I'd be true
But baby, I broke Cupid's arrow - and here's the short and narrow
I've nothing left to offer you
Gm A#sus2 Csus2
All cried out - you took whole lot of loving with and handful of nothing
All cried out - It's hard to give you something when you're pushing and a shoving me around.
So don't look surprised - there was no disguise.
You knew where I stood from the start
So, stop! Look around you - you're right back where I found you
Take back your cold and empty heart.
You go your way and
Gm F - Gm
I'll go mine
I won't stay around here
Don't you waste my time
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KONTAKT offers you a number of
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Make sure the Browser is
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Increases Wind stat by 1 point.
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Increases Earth stat by 2 points.
|Andrea's ZEN-Shop
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|Increases Earth stat by 3 points.
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| Restores 60% of max HP.
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| Restores 35% of max FP.
Increases Fire stat by 1 point.
|Andrea's ZEN-Shop
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Restores 25% of max FP
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| Restores 25% of max FP.
Cures All status Conditions
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| Cures Tired status Condition
Increases Water stat by 1
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| Restores 30% of max FP.
Increases Earth stat by 1
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Cures Paralyzed Status condition
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The Graduate Group in Nutritional Biology is a cooperative interdepartmental organization of 73 faculty from 17 departments in three colleges (Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Letters and Science and Biological Sciences) and two professional schools (Medicine and Veterinary Medicine). Information about faculty in the Graduate Group in Nutritional Biology, including contact information, brief descriptions of research interests, and links to faculty Web pages is given below.
Lindsay H. Allen, Ph.D., R.D.
Research Professor, Department of Nutrition
Director, USDA ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center
Office: 3253B Meyer Hall, (530) 752-5920
Dr. Allen is the Director of the USDA ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center (WHNRC). Dr. Allen's research is focused on the prevalence, causes, consequences and prevention of micronutrient deficiencies including iron, vitamin B-12, zinc, vitamin A and riboflavin.
Lars Berglund, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Medicine, Senior Associate Dean for Research in the School of Medicine
Director, UC Davis Clinical and Translational Science Center
Phone:(916) 703-9120
Cardiovascular risk factors; Genetics of lipoprotein(a); Lipoprotein metabolism; HIV and metabolic complications; Postprandial lipemia and relation to cardiovascular disease.
Gretchen Casazza, Ph.D.
Research Director for UCD Sports Medicine, Department of Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior
Phone: (916) 734-5632
Applied research to improve the health and exercise performance of active individuals. Current research projects include optimizing exercise training and performance in competitive athletes, the effects of exercise on the treatment of depression, effects of estrogen on knee osteoarthritis, the effects of oral contraceptives on bone health and exercise performance, ACL injury prevention programs, sports nutrition and metabolism.
Caroline Chantry, M.D.
Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics
Office: UCDHS:Pediatrics Dept Ticon II Bldg
My primary research interests include childhood nutritional issues. Developed research interest in pediatric HIV and then became more interested in general pediatric issues - primarily breastfeeding. For the last decade, I have been primarily focused on making breastfeeding safer for HIV infected women in the developing world by home pasteurization of breast milk. We have studied the acceptability and safety of this method and are currently completing work on feasibility. I am planning a clinical trial of infant outcomes with respect to growth and morbidity. I am also interested in micronutrient deficiencies in children and have done a limited amount of work in iron and vitamin D deficiency.
Edward J. DePeters, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Animal Science
Office: 2149 Meyer Hall, (530) 752-1263
Dairy cattle/ruminant nutrition; nutrient digestion and metabolism; milk synthesis; feed evaluation and utilization of by-product feedstuffs.
Kathryn G. Dewey, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor, Department of Nutrition
Director of Program in International and Community Nutrition
Office: 3253C Meyer Hall, (530) 752-0851
Dr. Dewey's research area is international and community nutrition, with an emphasis on maternal and child nutrition.
Reina Engle-Stone, Ph.D
Assistant Professor, Department of Nutrition
Office: 3253A Meyer Hall, (530) 752-3827
Dr. Engle-Stone's research is in global public health nutrition, with a focus on micronutrient nutrition among women and young children in low-income settings. Research themes include planning, monitoring, and evaluation of food fortification programs; cost-effectiveness and coherence among micronutrient intervention programs, and nutritional assessment.
Kent L. Erickson, Ph.D.
Professor, MED: Cell Biology & Human Anatomy
Office: 3309 Tupper Hall, (530) 752-6616
Effects of dietary fats and functional foods on primary and metastatic breast cancer; dietary fat alteration of immune response in animals and humans; tumor metabolism; dietary regulation of cytokine function.
James G. Fadel, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Animal Science
Office: 2115 Meyer Hall, (530) 752-1259
Feed evaluation: Effects of processing on carbohydrate (especially fiber) digestibility; mathematical and statistical applications in nutrition and management.
Andrea J. Fascetti, V.M.D., Ph.D.
Professor, Vet Med: Molecular Biosciences
Office: 1067 Haring Hall, (530) 754-6974
Nutrition and metabolism in the cat and dog. Trace mineral metabolism in the cat. Improvement of pet foods. Veterinary clinical nutrition.
Nilesh W. Gaikwad, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition
Associate Nutritionist in Agricultural Experiment Station
Office: 3209 Meyer, (530) 752-5255
Dr. Gaikwad's research interests include: 1. Development of mass spectrometric analytical methods for comprehensive measurement of the small molecules in the cells/tissues/body fluids. 2. Development of biomarkers by applying target/profile oriented metabolomic methods. 3. Modulation of metabolic profile by using antioxidants, polyphenols, flavones and phytochemicals.
J. Bruce German, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Food Science and Technology
Office: 2162 Robert Mondavi Institute North, (530) 752-1486
Chemistry and nutrition of dietary fats. Functions and actions of lactation and milk in food and nutrition. Metabolomics as assessment of diet and metabolic regulation.
M. Eric Gershwin, M.D.
Professor, MED: Division of Rheumatology/Allergy
Office: TB 192, (530) 752-2884
Role of nutrition in the development of immune functions and in the susceptibility of cancer development, using a variety of experimental systems involving mice and rhesus monkeys as the beginning of similar studies to be performed in humans.
Ralph Green, M.D.
Professor, Departments of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine and Internal Medicine
Office: UC Davis Medical Center, 2315 Stockton Blvd., Sacramento CA 95817, (916) 734-8078
The role of the B group vitamins folate, cobalamin (vitamin B12), and pyridoxine (vitamin B6) in normal cellular function and metabolism and how deficiency of these vitamins can result in degenerative diseases including cardiovascular, neurological, hematological, neoplastic, and immunological disorders, as well as aging. Development of new and improved biochemical tests to identify deficiency and dysfunction of these vitamins and their cofactors.
Ian J. Griffin, M.D.
Associate Professor, Pediatrics
Mineral metabolism
Jean-Xavier Guinard, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Food Science and Technology
Office: 214 Food Science and Technology, (530) 754-8659
Sensory determinants of food intake; food preferences; sensory properties and acceptability of foods and beverages; psychophysics of fats and oils.
Robert M. Hackman, Ph.D.
Research Nutritionist, Department of Nutrition
Office: 3150F Meyer, (530)754-9835
Dr. Hackman's research addresses the role of nutritional and botanical supplements for enhancement of human health and performance. His current studies explore the role of fruits, nuts and unique botanical extracts on vascular function and inflammation.
Fawaz G. Haj, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Nutrition
Professor, Department of Internal Medicine
Nutritionist in Agricultural Experiment Station
Office: 3115 Meyer Hall, (530) 752-3214
Dr. Haj's research program investigates the role of protein-tyrosine phosphatases in metabolism and type 2 diabetes through the use of advanced cellular imaging and genetic mouse models.
Peter J. Havel, Ph.D
Professor, Department of Nutrition
Professor, Department of Molecular Biosciences, School of Veterinary Medicine
Office: 3426 Meyer Hall, (530) 752-3114
Dr. Havel is investigating the regulation of energy homeostasis and carbohydrate/lipid metabolism, and the involvement of endocrine systems in the pathophysiology of obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
Russ Hovey, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Animal Science
Office: 2145 Meyer Hall, (530) 752-1682
Dr. Hovey's research focuses on the following areas: hormonal regulation of mammary gland growth, lactation, and breast cancer with interests in ovarian and pituitary hormone functions; role of the stromal environment in cell function; and across- species differences in mammary gland biology and hormone function.
Liping Huang, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor, Department of Nutrition
USDA ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center Scientist
Office: 430 West Health Sciences Dr. USDA/WHNRC Building, (530) 754-5756
Dr. Huang is a Research Geneticist with the Western Human Nutrition Research Center. Her research is focused on identifying the genetic influences on zinc homeostasis at molecular and cellular levels in human and animal models. Particularly, she is interested in roles of zinc transporters in regulation of energy metabolism, body adiposity, insulin metabolism in pancreatic beta-cells and insulin resistance in muscle, fat, and liver.
Daniel Hwang, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor, Department of Nutrition
USDA ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center Scientist
Office: 211 WHNRC, (530) 754-4838
The goal of our research is to elucidate molecular mechanisms by which different types of dietary fatty acids modulate receptor-mediated signaling pathways, target gene expression, and subsequent cellular responses, and to determine how this modulation by fatty acids is related to risks of developing chronic diseases.
Sidika E. Karakas, M.D.
Professor, MED: Department of Internal Medicine Division of Endocrinology
Office: 1157 Surge I, (530) 752-6254
Clinical studies in humans investigating the effects of diet on body weight and composition, insulin resistance, ovarian function, and various metabolic and satiety parameters using biochemical and molecular strategies.
George A. Kaysen, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus, MED: Division of Nephrology
Office: GBSF, (530) 752-4010
The interaction of nutrition and inflammation in establishing serum protein concentration in patients with renal failure, and mechanisms of hyperlipidemia in renal disease.
Carl L. Keen, Ph.D.
Professor of Nutrition & Internal Medicine
The Mars Chair in Developmental Nutrition
Nutritionist in Agricultural Experiment Station
Office: 3135A Meyer Hall, (530) 752-6331
Dr. Keen´s research group is primarily concerned with: 1) the investigation of the influence of maternal diet on the risk for pregnancy complications (mother, and conceptus); and 2) the influence of diet on the risk for age-related chronic diseases with a focus on phytochemicals and vascular health.
Nancy L. Keim, Ph.D.
Associate Adjunct Professor, Department of Nutrition
USDA ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center Scientist
Office: 121 Humanities and Social Science Building, (530) 752-4163
Dr. Keim's research program involves validation and application of body composition methodologies, evaluation of the effects of dieting and physical activity on energy expenditure in overweight and obese individuals, and, more recently, development and application of tools to assess appetite, food preferences, and dietary patterns in humans.
Darshan S. Kelley, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor, Department of Nutrition
USDA ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center Scientist
Office: 207 WHNRC, (530) 752-5138
Dr. Kelley is interested in studying the effects of diets on inflammation and immune responses. Focus of his studies has been the modulation of risk factors for cardio-vascular disease and insulin resistance by dietary fatty acids and phytonutrients. He is also interested in the effects of fatty acids on cell growth, differentiation and apoptosis.
Janet C. King, Ph.D., R.D.
Associate in the AES, Department of Nutrition
Professor Emeritus, University of California, Berkeley
Senior Vice-President for Research and Executive Director, Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute
Phone:(510) 450-7939
Dr. King's research focuses primarily on identifying biomarkers of human zinc deficiencies and deriving effective zinc interventions to reduce zinc deficiency world-wide. She focuses her research primarily on the needs of women of reproductive age, pregnant and lactating women, infants and young children.
Kirk C. Klasing, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Animal Science
Office: 2131B Meyer Hall, (530) 752-1901
Influence of cytokines and immunoregulatory hormones on metabolism and nutrition; nutritional requirements for immunocompetence; protein and amino acid nutrition.
Jennifer B. Larsen, DVM, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Clinical Nutrition, Department of Veterinary Medicine: Molecular Biosciences
Dr. Larsen's research interests are mainly focused in clinical nutrition of dogs and cats, nutrient bioavailability, and amino acid nutrition.
Kevin D. Laugero, Ph.D.
Assistant Adjunct Professor, Department of Nutrition
USDA ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center Scientist
Office: 430 West Health Sciences Drive, (530) 752-5276
Dr. Laugero's research is aimed at understanding the role and underpinnings of chronic psychosocial stress in dysfunctional eating behaviors, particularly as they relate to obesity and the metabolic syndrome.
Bo L. Lönnerdal, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Departments of Nutrition & Internal Medicine
Nutritionist in Agricultural Experiment Station
Office: 3217C Meyer, (530) 752-8347
Dr. Lönnerdal's research program is focused on two main areas: infant/pediatric nutrition and trace element metabolism.
Stanley L. Marks, Ph.D.
Professor, Vet Med: Medicine & Epidemiology
Office: 0246 Vet Med II, (530) 754-9933
Influences of dietary composition on the intestinal microflora and intestinal integrity. Includes studies on the effects of poorly fermentable and fermentable fiber sources on intestinal permeability, bacterial translocation, intestinal morphometry, and intestinal cytokine production.
Valentina Medici, M.D.
Assistant Professor, Internal Medicine/Division of Gastroenterology
Office: 4150 V St, PSSB Ste 3500, Sacramento, CA 95817, (916) 734-3751
Dr. Medici's research interests include the effects of copper accumulation in the liver, as occurs in Wilson disease, on hepatic methionine metabolism, the regulation of gene expression by methylation, and consequent interactions with pathways of liver injury in particular lipogenesis and steatosis. She uses similar methods to study the effects of alcohol drinking on methionine metabolism and the development of alcoholic liver disease. Her studies use genetically altered mouse models of Wilson disease and alcoholic liver disease.
John W. Newman, Ph.D.
Associate Adjunct Professor, Department of Nutrition
USDA ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center Scientist
Office: 210 WHNRC, (530) 752-1009
Dr. Newman's research focuses on the development and application of quantitative profiling technologies for metabolic regulatory domains.
James W. Oltjen, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Animal Science
Office: 2153 Meyer Hall, (530) 752-5650
Modeling growth and development; ration formation and evaluation software; computer models of resource use; decision support software for livestock management.
Patricia Oteiza, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Nutrition
Nutritionist in Agricultural Experiment Station
Office: 3109 Meyer Hall, (530) 754-6074
Dr. Oteiza has two primary areas of research. The first is centered on the characterization of the effects of trace mineral deficiencies, and trace mineral toxicities, on early developmental processes. Dr. Oteiza's second area of research is focused on the putative health benefits of flavonoids.
Anthony F. Philipps, M.D.
Professor Emeritus, Department of Pediatrics
Office: UC Davis Medical Center 2516 Stockton Blvd, 3rd Floor Sacramento, CA 95817, (916) 734-5178
Fetal and newborn nutrition and metabolism, growth factors and hormones in milk, intestinal development, Insulin-Like Growth Factors during the prenatal period related to Zinc deficiency.
Jon J. Ramsey, Ph.D.
Professor, Vet Med: Molecular Biosciences
Office: 2163 Haring Hall, (530) 754-8122
Dietary restriction and energy expenditure; aging, oxidative stress and energy restriction; mitochondrial proton leak; regulation of food intake; energy metabolism.
Helen E. Raybould, Ph.D.
Professor, Vet Med: Anatomy, Physiology and Cell Biology
Office: Vet Med 3B, Health Sciences Complex, (530) 754 6555
I am an integrative physiologist with training in neurophysiology and gastrointestinal physiology. My research focuses on understanding the mechanisms by which the vagal afferent pathway (the gut-brain axis) transmits information about gut luminal contents to the brain to regulate alter gut physiology and feeding behavior. My research program is aimed at understanding how these pathways are altered in metabolic disease including obesity and type 2 diabetes, and how the gut-brain pathway contributes to altered food intake and metabolism. Recently, the research in the laboratory has elucidated the alterations in gut microbiota and intestinal permeability in rodent models of obesity and how this may drive changes in signaling in the gut-brain pathway. We have an active and funded collaboration with the Milk Bioactives Program (Food for Health Initiative, UC Davis) to help elucidate the interactions between probiotic bacteria with prebiotic substances in milk, and how this interaction produces bacterially-derived factors that are beneficial to the host and that mediate the beneficial effects of probiotic bacteria.
Heidi A. Rossow, Ph.D.
Associate Professor Ruminant Nutrition Management, Vet Med: Population Health & Reproduction
Office: VMTRC - SVM, University of California, Davis, 18830 Road 112, Tulare, CA 93274, (559) 688-4231 x 230
My primary research interests are developing ration formulation methods to minimize nutrient emissions (nitrogen, minerals, methane, etc.) to the environment, using body composition and organ size to estimate energy requirements and managing feeding systems at dairies and feedlots to optimize nutrient supply to the animal and minimize feed waste. Therefore my research focuses on using mathematical modeling techniques coupled with animal and feed measurements to represent animal nutrient metabolism in healthy and diseased states to understand nutrient use and excretion under different production systems.
John C. Rutledge, M.D.
Professor, Vice Chair of Research, UC Davis Internal Medicine
Office: 800-282-3284
Dr. Rutledge is an expert in atherosclerosis and lipid disorders. He specializes in preventive cardiology, lipid disorders and reversal of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. His current laboratory research includes biology of the vascular wall, neuroinflammation, cognitive decline, and dementia.
Karen Ryan, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior
Office: 1129 Life Sciences, (530) 752-0642
Dr. Ryan's research interests include: Neuroendocrine regulation of feeding behavior, body weight and glucose control;Mechanisms linking psychological stress and metabolic disease; and Nuclear receptors.
Roberto D. Sainz, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Animal Science
Office: 2205 Meyer Hall, (530) 752-0526
Beef cattle/ruminant nutrition; muscle protein metabolism; energetics; mathematical models of animal function.
Rachel Scherr, Ph.D.
Assistant Research Scientist, Department of Nutrition
Office: 3149 Meyer, (530) 752-3387
Dr. Scherr's research interests are mainly focused on nutrition education and promotion in school-aged children. Research efforts include the implementation of a multi-component, school-based intervention entitled the Shaping Healthy Choices Program. Additionally, Dr. Scherr is focused on the usage of sub-clinical and novel biomarkers in nutrition education to assess the effectiveness of these multi-component interventions
Carolyn M. Slupsky, Ph.D.
Chair, Graduate Group in Nutritional Biology
Professor, Department of Nutrition/Department of Food Science & Technology
Kinsella Endowed Chair in Food, Nutrition, and Health
Nutritionist in Agricultural Experiment Station
Office: 3247 Meyer, (530) 219-5757
Dr. Slupsky's research includes understanding the impact of diet on human health from the perspective of nutrition, the gut microbiome, and host-microbial co-metabolism. She uses a multi-discplinary research approach that integrates metabolomics with clinical measures, global gene expression profiles, as well as microbial community analysis to understand the intimate link between our gut microbiome, metabolism, and health. In addition, she is looking into the implication of food processing, agricultural practices, and plant health status on the nutrient content and sensory aspects of the food we eat. These studies will provide novel insight on health management and food development, and usher us into the era of personalized nutrition.
Charles L. Stebbins, Ph.D.
Professor, Exercise Physiologist MED: Division of Cardiology
Office: TB 172, (530) 752-4714
The autonomic, hormonal, and vascular control of the cardiovascular system during exercise. Both animal and human models are studied. Current areas of interest include the effects of dietary supplementation with omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids on autonomic function, systemic vascular resistance, ventricular function, endothelial function, and skeletal muscle blood flow during exercise in both healthy individuals and those with cardiovascular disease.
Francene M. Steinberg, Ph.D., R.D.
Professor, Chair, Department of Nutrition
Director, Didactic Program in Dietetics
Nutritionist in Agricultural Experiment Station
Office: 3135B Meyer Hall, (530) 752-0160
Dr. Steinberg's research interests focus on the physiologic roles of food phytochemicals, particularly soy protein and associated isoflavones, with regard to cardiovascular disease and overall health promotion. She is also interested in clinical nutrition interventions to reduce chronic disease risk, and the metabolism of lipids and lipoproteins.
Charles B. Stephensen, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor, Department of Nutrition
USDA ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center Scientist
Office: 204 WHNRC 430 West Health Sciences Drive, (530) 754-9266
Dr. Stephensen's research interests focus on the relation between nutritional status and infectious diseases, particularly the host immune response to infections and the impact of infections on nutritional status.
Christine P. Stewart, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition
Associate Nutritionist in Agricultural Experiment Station
Office: 3253B Meyer Hall, (530) 752-1992
Dr. Stewart's research is related to maternal and child nutrition in low income communities, primarily in developing country settings. Her focus is on both the immediate and long-term effects of poor nutrition during pregnancy and early childhood on birth outcomes, infant and child survival, child growth, and risk of chronic disease in later life.
Ameer Y. Taha, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Department of Food Science and Technology
Office: 3162 RMI North, (530) 752-7096
Role of oxidized fatty acids on brain signaling and function. Current projects include the assessment of human oxidized fatty acid intakes and breast milk levels, as well as applied lipidomic and electrophysiology approaches to study brain metabolism and signaling.
Natalie J. Torok, M.D.
Office: 4150 V Street, Suite 3500, UCDMC
Our lab is interested in studying liver fibrosis in non alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) a major liver disease occurring in obese or diabetic patients. Our goal is to evaluate the mechanism by which reactive oxidative species play a role in fibrogenesis and generate potential antifibrogenic therapy based on these findings.
Marta Van Loan, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor, Department of Nutrition
USDA ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center Scientist
Office: 202 WHNRC, (530) 752-4160
Dr. Van Loan's research focus is to determine the effect of different diets and eating patterns on body composition, weight and fat loss, bone metabolism in at-risk populations.
Craig H. Warden, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, MED: Pediatrics, Section on Neurobiology Physiology and Behavior, and Rowe Program in Human Genetics
Office: 4437 Tupper Hall, (530) 752-4187
Biological causes of obesity are identified by searching for genes that increase fat accumulation in some people and not others. These studies are directed both at genes that cause obesity on high-fat diets and at genes that cause spontaneous obesity.
Carl K. Winter, Ph.D.
Director, FoodSafe Program
Extension Food Toxicologist
Dr. Winter researches the detection of pesticides and naturally-occurring toxins in foods, how to assess their risks and identify how to use the science in the regulatory decision-making process. His most recent work includes looking at the relationships between crop production systems and naturally-occurring toxins. He also studies how to improve educational activities through incorporation of music into food safety curricula.
Heather M. Young, R.N., Ph.D., M.S.N
Associate Vice Chancellor and Dean, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing
Office: 4601 X Street Ste 4202 (UCDHS), (916) 734-4745
Dr. Young's current research focuses on medication management and safety in rural, assisted-living settings; technological approaches to promoting medication safety in rural hospitals and community-based strategies to promote health for rural older adults.
Sheri A. Zidenberg-Cherr, Ph.D.
Specialist in Cooperative Extension, Department of Nutrition
Office: 3149 Meyer Hall, (530) 752-3817
Dr. Zidenberg-Cherr's research program studies the impact of multi-faceted approaches to nutrition education on the dietary and lifestyle choices of school-aged children. Her research utilizes a food systems approach in the development and testing of nutrition education curricula and comprehensive nutrition education programs for school age children. She also co-directs the Center for Nutrition in Schools in the Department of Nutrition at University of California, Davis. The goal of the Center is to provide state-of the-art research, outreach, and educational programs to improve the nutrition knowledge, skills, and health outcomes of the nation's children, assisting them in achieving their full potential academically, socially, and physically.
Angela M. Zivkovic, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Nutrition Department
Assistant Nutritionist in Agricultural Experiment Station
Office: 3245Meyer Hall, (530) 554-2534
Dr. Zivkovic's research is focused on the role of diet and nutrition in Precision Health. Precision Health emphasizes individually tailored approaches to optimize health and prevent disease. The Zivkovic Lab has four overall research themes: 1) Investigating the functional biology of HDL; 2) Assessing the effects of diets and dietary constituents on inflammation; 3) Integrating clinical, metabolomic, proteomic, glycomic, transcriptomic, and genomic approaches to characterize metabolic phenotypes and their responsiveness to different diets; and 4) Investigating the effects of diets and dietary constituents on the gut microbiota and how they in turn affect host health.
Susan Zunino, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor, Department of Nutrition
Research Molecular Biologist, Western Human Nutrition Research Center
Office: 203 WHNRC 430 West Health Sciences Drive, (530) 752-5156
Dr. Zunino's lab is interested in how phytochemicals regulate immune response. Obesity increases the risk of developing viral and bacterial infections compared to normal weight individuals. The focus of the laboratory is to understand how dietary phytochemicals may modulate the innate immune response to decrease the risk of infection in the obese.
Emeriti Faculty
Kenneth H. Brown, M.D.
Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Department of Nutrition
Chris Calvert, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritis, Department of Animal Science, Associate Dean for Graduate Programs, Graduate Studies
Andrew J. Clifford, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Department of Nutrition
Harry W. Colvin, Jr.
Department of Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior
Douglas E. Conklin, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus, Department of Animal Science
Paul Davis
Research Professor Emeritus, Department of Nutrition
Richard A. Freedland
School of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Molecular Biosciences
William N. Garrett
Department of Animal Science
Dorothy W. Gietzen, Ph.D.
Professor Emerita, Vet Med: Anatomy, Physiology & Cell Biology
M.R.C. Greenwood, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor Emerita, Department of Nutrition, Chancellor Emerita, UC Santa Cruz
Louis E. Grivetti, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus, Department of Nutrition
Charles H. Halsted, M.D.
Professor Emeritus, Department of Internal Medicine, Professor Emeritus, Department of Nutrition
Robert J. Hansen, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus, School of Veterinary Medicine, Professor Emeritus, Department of Molecular Biosciences
Patricia R. Johnson
Department of Nutrition
Amy Block Joy, Ph.D.
Specialist/Faculty Emeritus, CA&ES Dean's Office
Jiro J. Kaneko
School of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology
Lucia Kaiser, Ph.D.
Cooperative Extension Specialist Emerita
Roy Martin, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor, Department of Nutrition
Roger B. McDonald
Professor Emeritus, Department of Nutrition
Verne E. Mendel
Department of Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior
Joshua W. Miller, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Medical Pathology
James G Morris
School of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Molecular Biosciences
Ernesto Pollitt
MED: Pediatrics
Robert B. Rucker, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus, Department of Nutrition
Barbara O. Schneeman, Ph.D.
Professor Emerita, Department of Nutrition
Howard G. Schutz
Department of Food Science and Technology
Judith S. Stern, Sc.D., R.D.
Distinguished Professor Emerita, Department of Nutrition
Donal A. Walsh, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus, School of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Medicine and Epidemiology


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