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Hector Diaz

Research And Development Scientist

Milk Specialties Global

Sector & Position: Industry or Corporation: Scientist
Primary Scientific Interest: Environmental or Agricultural Sciences, Animal Sciences, Biological Sciences, Nutritional sciences
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2012 - Ph.D., Animal Sciences - Nutrition, The Ohio State University
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January 2020
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Currently I am a Ph.D candidate at The Ohio State University, where I am conducting research on coordination of nutrient sensing, nutrient availability, and cell growth in rumen protozoa.

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Coordination of nutrient sensing, nutrient availability, and cell growth in rumen protozoa. -Chemotaxis toward glucose and xylose by mixed ruminal protozoa and dose-responsive insulin recovery from wortmannin inhibition by entodiniomorphid cultures. -Differential chemotaxis by entodiniomorphids and isotrichids toward peptides of bacterial, protozoal, and soy origin. -Differential chemotaxis by entodiniomorphids and isotrichids toward glucose after incubation with emulsified polyunsaturated fatty acids.

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