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Sarah Ralston Presents Seminar at the Hambletonian
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ (August 09, 2011) – Sarah Ralston, Associate Director of
Teaching with the Equine Science Center, presented “NMR-based Metabonomic
Analyses of Horse Serum: Detection of Metabolic Markers of Disease”, at the
12th Annual Hambletonian Continuing Education Veterinary Conference at the
Sheraton Meadowlands in East Rutherford. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)-based
metabonomic studies use multivariate statistical analyses of NMR spectra
from biological samples to detect metabolic profiles (metabonomes)
associated with diseases, toxins, or genetic variations. Ralston presented
this talk on July 15, 2011 at the Recent Advances in Animal Nutrition
Conference in Armidale, New South Wales, Australia. Throughout the
day, veterinarians and equine science professionals attend lectures, wet
labs, seminars, and visited with vendors at the trade show. In addition to
Sarah Ralston, Karyn Malinowski, Carey Williams, Center staff members and
several current and former students were also present at the at the
conference. For more
information about Sarah Ralston's seminar, please contact her at ralston@aesop.rutgers.edu or
732-932-9404.
Dr. Sarah Ralston presents seminar.
Dr. Karyn Malinowski and students Melissa Koger
and Kelly VanDemark.
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