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Advisor Spotlight

Paul Mozdziak, PhD

Dr. Mozdziak’s research focuses on cellular and molecular mechanisms of skeletal muscle growth and muscle fiber adaptation in avian species. He collaborates with Dr. James Petitte on avian primordial germ cell biology. The overall goal of Dr. Mozdziak’s research program is to understand the cellular and molecular mechanisms governing skeletal muscle growth and muscle adaptation to changes in functional demands. His laboratory is especially interested in understanding the mechanisms governing myonuclear accretion, and in understanding the relationship between nutritional manipulations and myofiber growth. His laboratory has the expertise to employ immunocytochemistry, molecular biology, fluorescence microscopy, image analysis, tissue culture, and protein chemistry techniques to answer questions related to muscle growth.

 

Research interests include cellular agriculture, in vitro meat production, avian species conservation, and muscle performance. Collaboration potentials include muscle biology, satellite cells, avian species conservation, and international programs.

Paul Mozdziak, PhD
Professor, Poultry Science
North Carolina State Univeristy

Raleigh, North Carolina
United States

 

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Publications & Other Writings

Genes  |  January 27, 2022​​

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Nutrients  |  January 5, 2021​

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Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology  |  Volume 148, Issue 3, P 286-294, November 2007

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Developmental Dynamics  |  Volume 235, Issue 12, P 3230-3239, October 06, 2006

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Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Molecular & Integrative Physiology  |  Volume 142, Issue 3, P 331-339, November 2005

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Poultry Science  |  Volume 84, Issue 5, P 748-756, May 01, 2005

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International Journal of Poultry Science  |  Volume 3, Issue 12, P 758-763, 2004

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International Journal of Poultry Science  |  Volume 81, Issue 11, P 1703-1708, November 01, 2002​

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