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Jennifer Richards received 1st Place for her talk at the Nineteenth Annual Graduate Research Symposium at Saint Louis University on April 26, 2013.
David Wilson received 3rd Place for his poster presentation at the Nineteenth Annual Graduate Research Symposium at Saint Louis University on April 26, 2013
Jennifer Richards, Graduate Student in Dr. Samson's lab, gave a talk at the 5th International Congress on Prediabetes and the Metabolic Syndrome in Vienna, Austria on April 18-20, 2013. Her talk was entitled, "Rescuing Low O2-Induced ATP Release from Erythrocytes of Humans with Type 2 Diabetes (DM2): New Role for C-peptide in the Treatment of Diabetes."
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Sarah Burris

Sarah Burris

Sarah Burris


2006-present

Mentor
Mark Knuepfer, Ph.D.

Education
Stephens College, 2000-2004, Biology, Chemistry

Honors and Awards

Stephens College: Dean’s List; Outstanding Junior-Senior Biology Major Award Recipient, 2002-2003 & 2003-2004; Outstanding Junior-Senior Physical Science Award Recipient, 2003-2004; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Presidential Election Committee; Student Government Outstanding Leadership Award Recipient; President of Mortar Board-Athena Chapter.

Teaching Experience

 

Undergraduate: Teaching assistant for introductory biology courses (lab/lecture); Counselor for Practical Anatomy & Surgical Technique Workshop of St. Louis (Summer Workshop, lab/lecture); Facilitator for economic (lecture) Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ Club.

 

Graduate: Co-section director for an undergraduate course, Drugs We Use and Abuse (lecture); Instructor for Telemetry Research, Long term recording of sympathetic nerve activity in conscious animals, Master Class surgical workshop (surgical demonstration/lecture).

Current Research and Activities

Variability of hemodynamic and renal sympathetic nerve activity in response to stress in rats. Examination of the Contributions of Sympathetic Nerve Activity and Angiotensin II Type I Receptors in the Paraventricular Nucleus of the Hypothalamus During the Development of Ischemic Heart Failure (mentor: M.M. Knuepfer, Ph.D.)

Research Experience

 

Student Research Assistant in the Department of Natural Science at Stephens College, 2003-2004

 

Undergraduate: Bacterial isolation and identification in lead contaminated soil.

 

Graduate: Entered lab of Mark Knuepfer in May 2006.

Publications

Burris SK, Knuepfer MM. “Long-term recording of sympathetic nerve activity using telemetry in conscious rats.” FASEB Journal: 21(6), A888, 2007.

Mark M. Knuepfer, Burris SK, Allam TS, Schwartz JA, Kennedy JN. “Repeated daily recording of single axons in sympathetic nerves of conscious rats.” FASEB Journal: 21(6), A888, 2007.

Schwartz JA, Burris SK, Brennan JN, and Knuepfer MM. Alterations in hemodynamic response variability following acute stressors in Dahl salt-sensitive-mcw and Brown Norway-mcw rats on a high salt diet. FASEB Journal: 21(5), A515, 2007.

Burris SK, Knuepfer MM. "Changes in sympathetic nerve activity during the development of hypertension in conscious rats." FASEB Summer Conference 2007, Australia.

Burris SK, Knuepfer MM. “Long-term recording of sympathetic nerve activity in conscious rats using telemetry.” Experimental Biology 2008, San Diego.

Burris SK, Knuepfer MM.“Sympathetic nerve activity during the development of ischemic heart failure in conscious rats.” Beijing Joint Conference 2008, China.

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