Chairs

Sean Adams, PhD, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Mark Olfert, PhD, FAHA, West Virginia University Health Sciences Center

Presentations

Metabolomics and the Physiology of Exercise and Insulin Resistance.
Sean H. Adams, PhD, Arkansas Childrens Nutrition Center

The Sphingolipidome and Insulin Resistance: Perspectives Gained from Studying the Overweight Dairy Cow Transitioning From Gestation to Lactation.
Joseph W. McFadden, PhD, West Virginia University

Genes, Exercise and Angiogenesis: Implications for the Metabolome.
Mark Olfert, PhD, West Virginia School of Medicine

Short Talks:

Metabolic Processes and Physiological Parameters Involved with the Ischemia/Reperfusion Protective Phenotype in Hibernators.
Lori K. Bogren, PhD, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora.

Depletion of Dietary MicroRNAs from Cow’s Milk Causes an Increase of Purine Metabolites in Human Body Fluids and Mouse Livers.
Ana G. Aguilar Lozano, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.