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Hoof n’ Horn Hallway ASL Visit Hoof n’ Horn to learn about opportunities to develop a greater knowledge of the animal science industry. Hoof n’ Horn club members have a deep interest in both animal agriculture and its affiliated industries. They aim to provide students with extracurricular opportunities in the field of animal sciences. However, the vaccine leads to the development of stones in the reproductive tract and reduced testosterone production by the testes. This project explains the problems caused by this vaccine. ACES Undergraduate Research project presented by Jessica Sweet (Orland Park, IL ). diet on dog satiety. By analyzing different hormones related to appetite regulation for each diet, this research aims to help better understand appetite control and to determine ways to curb obesity problems of dogs and possibly other companion animals. ACES Undergraduate Research project presented by Jennifer Moczarnik (Bartlett, IL ). Determining the Functional Characteristics of Novel Carbohydrates Hallway ASL Some novel carbohydrates are believed to have beneficial characteristics that could have positive dietary impacts and are of growing interest to food product developers, health care professionals, and consumers. Soluble Fiber Dextrins are one example of these potentially valuable carbohydrates. The focus of this research is to evaluate potential positive characteristics such as the prospective digestion, caloric content, and glycemic and insulin responses using animal models. Reducing the glycemic response and caloric content is believed to help in weight management and have other positive health benefits. ACES Undergraduate Research project presented by Marissa Katt (Decatur, IL ). Effect of Ovarian Hormones on EMMPRIN Production by Uterine Epithlial Cells Hallway ASL Learn about this James Scholar’s study on endometriosis in women. This researcher discovered the response of a lesion-causing protein of differing levels of female hormones in the body. ACES Undergraduate Research project presented by Jayme Jeffries (Hampshire, IL ). Pre-Veterinary Club Hallway ASL The U of I Pre-Veterinary Club provides information on career opportunities in the veterinary medicine field! If you are interested in this exciting profession and are trying to decide if Vet School is for you, stop by our booth! Environmental Impact Hallway ASL Wild Boar is an important model for genetic analysis of environmental factors affecting animal physiology, as it is one of the few species containing feral, wild, and domestic animals within the same species. ACES Undergraduate Research project presented by Tara Baxter (Batavia, IL ). 16 Avian Infectious Bronchitis Immunization Suppresses Fertility and Testosterone Concentrations Hallway ASL This research examines the effects of the Avian Infectious Bronchitis Virus vaccine on rooster fertility. Poultry are routinely vaccinated against Avian Infectious Bronchitis Virus, which causes severe respiratory infection. Dietary Effects on Satiety in Dogs Hallway ASL This James Scholar project discovered the effects of a high carbohydrate, high protein, and high lipid Feeding DDGS Hallway ASL The emphasis of this study evaluates molt diets containing several levels of DDGS. DDGS are an
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