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SUMMARY:OUWB Research Seminar: Mechanisms of Endothelial and Metabolic Dys
 function in a Novel Model of Sustained Hyperphagia and Obesity in Mice usi
 ng a Brain Targeting Adeno-Associated Virus
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DESCRIPTION:Location: Room 478\, O'Dowd Hall\, Oakland University and str
 eamed virtually via ZoomPresenter:David Fulton\, Ph.D.Professor of Pharmac
 ology and Toxicology and Regent’s Professor and Kupperman Chair in Cardi
 ovascular Disease at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta UniversityD
 escription:Dr. Fulton’s laboratory has developed a novel model of obesit
 y that circumvents major obstacles in the field\, the reliance on diet-ind
 ucible models and the infertility of genetic models. Their approach takes 
 advantage of newly developed adeno-associated virus capsids that directly 
 target the brain to deliver orexigens. They have investigated the conseque
 nces of obesity in this model and found some anticipated changes including
  vascular dysfunction\, but also some unexpected effects on metabolism.In 
 addition to presenting his seminar\, Dr. Fulton will meet individually or 
 in small groups with interested individuals on April 2 and 3. These meetin
 gs are open to all OUWB and OU faculty\, staff and trainees. The small gr
 oup setting will provide an opportunity to discuss Dr. Fulton’s NIH-fund
 ed research and your research interests. If you are interested in attendin
 g one of these meetings\, please email Richard Kennedy\, Associate Dean\, 
 Research and Graduate Studies. The meetings will be scheduled once faculty
 \, staff and student interests are identified.
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