DR. ANN MARGARET (VERRINDER) GIBBINSDepartment of Animal and Poultry Science,University of Guelph,Guelph, Ontario, Canada, N1G 2W1.

agibbins@uoguelph.ca

Home address (preferred):#5312 Wellington County Road 27,RR#1,Rockwood, Ontario, Canada. N0B 2K0.Phone: 519-856-1355.

Birthdate: March 15th, 1939

Birthplace: Birmingham, England (now a Canadian citizen)

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DR. ANN M. (VERRINDER) GIBBINSDepartment of Animal and Poultry Science,University of Guelph,Guelph, Ontario, Canada, N1G 2W1.Phone: 519-824-4120, extension 2251Fax: 519-837-8867agibbins@aps.uoguelph.ca

FORMAL EDUCATION

Grammar School:

Queen Elizabeth I Grammar School, Bromyard, Herefordshire, England. Obtained 12 "0" Level, 4 Advanced level (Biology, Chemistry, Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics) and 3 State Scholarship level (Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics) credits in the Cambridge University Board General Certificate of Education Examinations. Completed, 1957.

University:

First Class Honours degree in Biochemistry, 1960. University of Birmingham, England.

M.Sc. degree in Microbiology, 1971. University of Guelph, Ontario.

"Relatedness among Rhizobium and Agrobacterium species determined by three methods of nucleic acid hybridization."

Ph.D. degree in Genetics, 1980. University of Guelph, Ontario.

"DNA polymerase in meiosis and genetic recombination in the basidiomycete Coprinus cinereus."

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

1961 Personal assistant to the Research Development Director, Cadbury Bros. Ltd., Bournville, England, for one year.

1962-68 Abstracted scientific articles (in English, Russian, and French) for Chemical Abstracts and for

International Abstracts of Biological Sciences.

1964-67 The Adult Education Officer of Nelson Province for the Department of Extension Education, Victoria University of New Zealand.

1968-1978 Teaching assistant in the Departments of Microbiology, Chemistry, and Botany and Genetics, University of Guelph.

1978-79 Lecturer in the Department of Botany and Genetics, University of Guelph.

1979-80 Professional Associate in the Department of Biomedical Sciences, Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph.

1980-82 Assistant Professor (contractually limited to 2 years) in the Department of Biomedical Sciences, Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph.

1981-82 Concurrent with the above position, Assistant Professor in the Biology Department, Wilfred Laurier University, Waterloo, teaching Genetics.

1982-92 Awarded an NSERC University Research Fellowship for tenure in the Department

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of Biomedical Sciences, and then in the Department of Animal and Poultry Science, University of Guelph.

1986-94 Associate Professor, with tenure, Department of Animal and Poultry Science, Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph.

1986-94 Adjunct Professor, Department of Biomedical Sciences, Ontario Veterinary College,University of Guelph.

1994 Professor, Department of Animal and Poultry Science, University of Guelph.to 2004

1994 Chair, Department of Animal and Poultry Science, University of Guelph.to 2004

AWARDS

1957. Herefordshire Prize - highest academic award in the county for grammar school students.

1959. Faculty of Science Undergraduate Prize, University of Birmingham - top student in Faculty of Science.

1960. Faculty of Science Undergraduate Prize, as above.

1960. University of Birmingham Scholarship for studies towards a Ph.D. degree. Discontinued these studies on leaving England.

1976. University of Guelph Graduate Research Scholarship, two semesters.

1976-8 Ontario Graduate Scholarship.

1982-92 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) University Research Fellowship.

2002 Presidential Distinguished Professor Award, University of Guelph.

PUBLICATIONS

Refereed Journals

Gibbins, Ann M., and K.F. Gregory. 1972. Relatedness among Rhizobium and Agrobacterium species determined by three methods of nucleic acid hybridization. J. Bacteriol. 111: 129-141.

Robinson, G.A., D.C. Wasnidge, F. Floto and A.M. Gibbins, 1981. 53Gadolinium as a useful radiolanthanide for long-term labeling of tissues in Japanese quail. Poultry Science 60: 861-866.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, F.R. van de Voort and R. Braham. 1981. Comparative study of three different forms of both native and subunit vitellogenin identified in quail plasma. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 70B: 731-738. Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder. 1982. A simple `pulse-labelling' technique for applying chemicals to Coprinus cinereus cultures. Trans. Brit. Mycol. Soc. 78: 357-360.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, and B.C. Lu. 1982. An ameiotic mutant of Coprinus cinereus halted prior to pre-meiotic S-phase. Current Genetics 5: 119-126. Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, and G.A. Templeton. 1982. An immunological study of the diverse forms of vitellogenin identified in quail plasma. Poultry Science 61: 524-530.

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Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, and G.A. Robinson. 1982. A comparison of diethylstilbestrol- and estradiol-17B-induced vitellogenesis in quail. Poultry Science 61: 1188-1193.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, and G.A. Robinson. 1982. Comparative study of the physiology of vitellogenesis in Japanese quail. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 72A: 149-155.

Robinson, G.A., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1984. Induction of vitellogenesis in Japanese quail as a sensitive indicator of the estrogen-mimetic effect of a variety of environmental contaminants. Poultry Science 63: 1529-1536.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, and B.C. Lu. 1984. Induction of normal fruiting on originally monokaryotic cultures of Coprinus cinereus. Trans. Br. Mycol. Soc. 82: 191-195.

Robinson, G.A., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1985. Increased clearance rate of plasma thyroxine accompanies estradiol-induced vitellogenesis in male Japanese quail. Poultry Science 64: 2397-2399.

Robinson, Mary E., Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Margaret H. Hardy. 1988. Normal levels of Vitamin A in tissues of the Syrian hamster (Mesocricetus auratus) determined colorimetrically. Laboratory Animals 22: 117-121.

Rozon, D.K., W.H. Harris and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1989. Uncoupling protein and its mRNA in brown adipose tissue of newborn rabbits. Can. J. Physiol. Pharmacol. 67: 54-58.

Copeland, Karen F.T., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1989. Demethylation of the gene expressing a yolk protein precursor in quail. Poultry Sci. 68: 1678-1687.

Petitte, J.N., M.E. Clark, G. Liu, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and R.J. Etches. 1990. Production of somatic and germline chimeras in the chicken by transfer of early blastodermal cells. Development 108: 185-189.

Robinson, Mary E., Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Margaret H. Hardy. 1990. Persistence of added retinoids in organ culture media during induction of mucous metaplasia and glandular morphogenesis in hamster cheek pouches. Experientia 46: 513-517.

Kennedy, B.W., A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, J.P. Gibson and C. Smith. 1990. Coalescence of molecular and quantitative genetics for livestock improvement. J. Dairy Sci. 73: 2619-2627.

Javorsky, Peter, Song F. Lee, Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Cecil W. Forsberg. 1990. Extracellular β-galactosidase activity of a Fibrobacter succinogenes S85 mutant able to catabolize lactose. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 56: 3657-3663.

Van Vliet, R.A.C., J.S. Walton, A.G. Wildeman, K.J. Betteridge and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1991. Absence of oxytocin-neurophysin messenger RNA in the day-18 bovine conceptus. J. Reprod. Fert. 91: 73-79.

Brazolot, C.L., J.N. Petitte, R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1991. Efficient transfection of chicken cells by lipofection, and introduction of transfected blastodermal cells into the embryo. Mol. Reprod. Devel. 30: 304-312.

Matte, Allan, Cecil W. Forsberg and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1992. Enzymes associated with metabolism of xylose and other pentoses by Prevotella (Bacteroides) ruminicola strains, Selenomonas ruminantium D and Fibrobacter succinogenes S85. Canad. J. Microbiol. 38: 370-376.

Lee, Song F., Cecil W. Forsberg and A.M. Gibbins. 1992. Type II DNA restriction-modification system and an endonuclease from the ruminal bacterium Fibrobacter succinogenes S85. J. Bacteriol. 174: 5275-5283.

Shaw, Deborah L., R. Stuart Carsience, Robert J. Etches and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1992. The fate of female donor blastodermal cells in male chimeric chickens. Biochem. Cell Biol. 70:1218-1229.

Carsience, R. Stuart, Mary Ellen Clark, Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Robert J. Etches. 1993. Germline chimeric chickens from dispersed donor blastodermal cells and compromised recipient embryos. Development 117:669-675.

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Etches, R.J., R.S. Carsience, M.E. Clark, R.A.Fraser, A. Toner and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1993. Chimeric chickens and their use in manipulation of the chicken genome. Poultry Sci. 72:882-889.

Hillel, J., A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, R.J. Etches and D. McQ. Shaver. 1993. Strategies for the rapid introgression of a specific genetic modification into a commercial poultry flock from a single carrier. Poultry Science 72: 1197-1211.

Fraser, Robert A., R. Stuart Carsience, Mary Ellen Clark, Robert J. Etches and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1993. Efficient incorporation of transfected blastodermal cells into chimeric chicken embryos. Int. J. Dev. Biol. 37:381-385.

Brazolot Millan, Cynthia L., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1994. Lack of excision of introns from primary transcripts of certain vitellogenin II minigenes. Biochem. Cell Biol. 72: 84-94.

Etches, R.J., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1994. Gene transfer: overcoming the avian problems. 5th. World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production 20: 97-101.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder. 1994. Gene Expression. 5th. World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production 21: 305-306.

Kagami, H., M.E. Clark, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, and R.J. Etches. 1995. Sexual differentiation of chimeric chickens containing ZZ and ZW cells in the germline. Molecular Reproduction and Development 42: 379-387.

Etches, Robert J., Mary Ellen Clark, Ann Toner, Guodong Liu and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1996. Contributions to somatic and germline lineages of chicken blastodermal cells maintained in culture. Molecular Reproduction and Development 45:291-298.

Zimmer, R., W. Allan King and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1997. Generation of chicken Z-chromosome painting probes by microdissection for screening large-insert genomic libraries. Cytogenetics and Cell Genetics 78:124-130.

Zimmer, R., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1997. Construction and characterization of a large-fragment chicken bacterial artificial chromosome library. Genomics 42:217-226.

Etches, Robert J., Mary Ellen Clark, Laura Zajchowski, Gordon Speksnijder, Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins, Katsutoshi Kino, Bertrand Pain and Jaques Samarut. 1997. Manipulation of blastodermal cells. Poultry Science 76:1075-1083. (By invitation to RJE and AMG).

Zimmer, Regis, Alon Haberfeld and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1997. Microisolation of the chicken Z chromosome and construction of microclone libraries. Genome 40:865-872.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder. 1998. The chicken, the egg, and the ancient mariner. Nature Biotechnology 16:1013-1014.

Gibbins, Ann M. 1998. Transgenic poultry technology and food production. Animal Biotechnology 9:173-179.

Speksnijder, G.J., R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1999. Germline chimeric chickensfrom FACS-sorted donor cells. Molecular Reproduction and Development 52:33-42.

Soodeen-Karamath, Sharon, and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 2000. The chicken stathmin gene and its expression in the embryo. Biochemistry and Cell Biology 78:703-713.

Soodeen-Karamath, Sharon, and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 2001. Apparent absence of oct 3/4 from the chicken genome. Molecular Reproduction and Development 58:137-148.

Otieno, C.J., C.M. Wood, S.K. Tallam, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and J.S. Walton. 2002. Expression of luteinizing hormone genes in bovine conceptuses. Reproduction 123:155-162

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. Jiang, Zhihua, Hong He, Noriyuki Hamasima, Hideaki Suzuki and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 2002 . Comparative mapping of Homo sapiens chromosome 4 (HSA4) and Sus scrofa chromosome 8 (SSC8) using orthologous genes representing different cytogenetic bands as landmarks. Genome 45:147-156.

Jiang, Zhihua, Jenna S. Melville, Honghe Cao, Sudhir Kumar, Alan Filipski and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 2002. Measuring conservation of contiguous sets of autosomal markers on bovine and porcine genomes in relation to the map of the human genome. Genome 45:769-776.

Lampard, Gregory R., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. 2002. Secretion of foreign proteins mediated by chicken lysozyme gene sequences. Biochemistry and Cell Biology 80:777-788.

Jun, Hyun S., Jong K. Ha, Laercio M. Malburg, Jr., Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Cecil W. Forsberg . 2003. Characteristics of a cluster of xylanase genes in Fibrobacter succinogenes S85. Can. J. Microbiol. 49: 171-180.

.Other Refereed Contributions

Review Articles

Muysson, David J., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins, 1989. The alteration of milk content by genetic engineering and recombinant DNA-mediated selection techniques. Can. J. Anim. Sci. 69: 517-527.

Van Vliet, Renata A., Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and John S. Walton, 1989. Livestock embryo sexing: a review of current methods, with emphasis on Y-specific probes. Theriogenology 32: 421-438.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder. 1989. Manipulation of avian genomes. Resume of a workshop held at the XVIth Int. Cong. Genetics, Toronto, August, 1988, organized by Gibbins. Genome 31: 456-457.

Stelwagen, Kerst, Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Brian W. McBride. 1992. Applications of recombinant DNA technology to improve milk production: a review. Livest. Prod. Sci. 31: 153-178.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, and W. Douglas Morrison. 1994. Cows as big as elephants? The continuing debate about genetic technology. J. Agricult. Environ. Ethics 7: 126-131.

Book Chapter, Books

R.J. Etches, J.N. Petitte, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, C.L. Brazolot and G. Liu. 1990. Production of chimeric chicks by blastodermal stem cell transfer and the prospects for gene manipulation. In: Avian Incubation and Physiology. Ed. S. Tullett. Chapter 22, pp. 305-309.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder. 1993. Future interactions between molecular biologists and the poultry industry, illustrated by a comparison of the genome mapping and gene targeting paradigms. In: Manipulation of the Avian Genome. Eds. Robert J. Etches and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Chapter 19, pp. 285-309. CRC Press, Boca Raton.

Pettite, James N., Cynthia L. Brazolot, Mary Ellen Clark, Guodong Liu, Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Robert J. Etches. 1993. Accessing the genome using germline chimeras in the chicken. In: Manipulation of the Avian Genome. Eds. Robert J. Etches and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Chapter 6, pp. 81-101. CRC Press, Boca Raton.

Etches, Robert J., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins, editors (equal contribution). 1993. Manipulation of the Avian Genome. CRC Press, Boca Raton. 352 pp.

Etches, R.J., R.S. Carsience, M.E. Clark, R.A. Fraser, A. Toner, D.L. Shaw and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1993. Novel approaches to studies of avian endocrinology using transgenic chickens produced via chimeric intermediates. In: Avian Endocrinology. Ed. P.J. Sharp, pp 381-396.

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Etches, R.J., T.M. John and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1995. Behavioral, physiological, neuroendocrine and molecular responses to heat stress. In: Poultry Production in Hot Climates. Ed. N.J. Daghir. Chapter 3, pp. 31-65. C.A.B. International, Wallingford, U.K.

Etches, R.J., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. 1997. Strategies for the production of transgenic chickens. In: Methods in Molecular Biology, vol. 62. Recombinant Gene Expression Protocols. Ed. R.S. Tuan, pp. 433-450. Humana Press, Totawa, N.J.

Etches, R.J., M.E. Clark, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and M.B. Cochran. 1997. Production of chimeric chickens as intermediates for gene transfer. In: Transgenic animals: generation and use. Ed. L.M. Houdebine, pp. 75-82. Harwood Academic Publishers, The Netherlands.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, and Jan Losos. 1997. Exploring product possibilities arising from transgenic poultry technology. In: Transgenic Animals and Food Production. Kgl. Skogs- o. Lantbr. Akad. Tidskr. Volume 136, pp. 57-68. The Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry, Stockholm. (This publication was later made available on the Internet by the Swedish authorities.)

Gibbins, A.M. Verrinder, S. Soodeen-Karamath, J. Losos and R. Zimmer. 1997. Targeted manipulation of the avian genome. In: Animal Biotechnology. Eds. Li Ning and Yongfu Chen, pp. 27-30. International Academic Publishers, Beijing, China.

Submitted to refereed journals

Liu, Guodong, and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Targeted insertion of foreign DNA into the vitellogenin (VTGII) gene in cultured blastodermal cells. Biochemistry and Cell Biology.

Soodeen-Karamath, Sharon, and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Characterisation of the chicken skn1/epoc1/oct11 gene, a POU gene family member. British Poultry Science.

Losos, Jan K., David H. Evans and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Modification of the complete chicken lysozyme gene by poxvirus mediated recombination. Transgenic Research.

Losos, Jan K., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Targeted manipulation of the chicken lysozyme gene for bioreactor applications. Animal Biotechnology.

Shimizu, Mamiko, and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Analysis of the potential for oviduct-specific expression of modified lysozyme genes. Biochemistry and Cell Biology.

Ye, X., A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, Z. Jiang, J.P. Gibson and J.A.B. Robinson. Association of polymorphisms in the HDAC5 gene with live animal and carcass traits in swine. Animal Genetics.

Ye, X., A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, Z. Jiang, J.P. Gibson and J.A.B. Robinson. Polymorphisms of the FABP5 gene and their association with growth, carcass and meat quality in swine. J. Animal Science.

Cao, H., J.A.B. Robinson, Z. Jiang, J.S. Melville, S.P. Golovan, M.W. Jones and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins . A high-resolution radiation hybrid map of porcine chromosome 6. Animal Genetics.Melville, J.S., H. Cao, Z. Jiang, S.P. Golovan, M.W. Jones, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and J.A.B. Robinson . A high-resolution radiation hybrid map of porcine chromosome 3. Animal Genetics.

Invited Conference Presentations

Gibbins, Ann M. Genetic manipulation of mammalian embryos. Second Symposium on Genetics and Animal Reproduction, OVC, University of Guelph, 1984.

Gibbins, Ann M. Vaccines through recombinant DNA. NRC Biotechnology Course, University of Guelph (3 times), 1985.

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Gibbins, Ann M. DNA and RNA probes as novel diagnostic agents. NRC Biotechnology Course, University of Guelph (twice), 1986.

Gibbins, Ann M. Realistic opportunities with biotechnology. CAAB Sire Analyst Workshop, Ste. Hyacinthe, Quebec, September 1987.

Gibbins, Ann M. Dynamic DNA. The Science Teachers' Association of Ontario 9th. Biennial Conference, Toronto, November, 1987.

Gibbins, Ann M. What is a gene? A dilemma in the design of transgenic animals. Canadian Animal Geneticists Workshop, University of Western Ontario, 1987.

Gibbins, Ann M. Gene constructs for testing transgenic poultry. Thirty-Seventh Annual National Breeders' Roundtable, St. Louis, May, 1988.

Gibbins, Ann M. Future research and developments in animal biotechnology. 1988. O.A.C. Bankers' School, University of Guelph, June, 1988.

Gibbins, Ann M. (birds)Overview of the present state of research: where the action is in molecular genetics applied to animal production. Short Course on Molecular Genetics Applied to Animal Breeding and Production, organized by the National Research Council, held at Guelph, July, 1988.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder. Mapping and characterizing DNA loci involved in reproductive failure. Satellite Symposium (Int. Cong. Genetics, Toronto, 1988), Aberrant genes and chromosomes in the etiology of reproductive problems. Guelph, August, 1988.

Gibbins, Ann M. Transgenic poultry. UCLA Symposium:Transgenic models in medicine and agriculture. Taos, NM, January, 1989.

C.W. Forsberg, M. McGavin, L. Huang, J. Gong, K. McDermid, A. Matte and A.M. Gibbins. Mechanism of plant cell wall digestion by cellulolytic bacteria. A search for enzymes and genes. OECD/INRA Workshop: Cell walls: structure, biodegradation, and utilisation. Nantes, France, July, 1989.

Brazolot, C.L., and A.M. Gibbins. Gene manipulation in poultry. Canadian Animal Genetics Workshop, Montreal, July, 1989.

Gibbins, Ann M. The value of transgenic animals to medicine, agriculture and biology. Int. Conference - Science Teaching = Canada's Future (STAO/APSQ, CASE/UNESCO), Ottawa, October, 1989.

Forsberg, C.W., A.M. Gibbins, J. Gong, S.F. Lee, L. Malburg, A. Matte, D. Smith, J. Tamblyn and P. Wang. Molecular aspects of fibre digestion by rumen microorganisms. Proc. of Expert Committee on Animal Nutrition, Montreal, June, 1990. Invited.

Gibbins, A.M. Verrinder, C.L. Brazolot, J.N. Petitte, G. Liu and R.J. Etches. Efficient transfection of chicken blastodermal cells and their incorporation into recipient embryos to produce chimeric chicks. 4th World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production, Edinburgh, July, 1990.

Gibbins, Ann M. Journey to the interior - the expedition to map genetic material. The Science Teachers' Association of Ontario Student Conference, Toronto, November, 1990.

Gibbins, Ann M. DNA fingerprinting in poultry. DNA fingerprinting and mapping workshop, jointly organized by the Plant and Animal Research Centres, Agriculture Canada, Ottawa, February, 1991.

Gibbins, Ann M. Future interactions between molecular biologists and the poultry industry. Keystone Symposium: Manipulation of the avian genome. Lake Tahoe, Calif., March, 1991. J. Cell. Biochem. Suppl. 15E, CL019, 1991.

Petitte, James N., Cynthia L. Brazolot, Mary E. Clark, Guodong Liu, Deborah L. Shaw, Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Robert J. Etches. Accessing the genome using germline chimeras in the chicken.

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Keystone Symposium: Manipulation of the avian genome. Lake Tahoe, Calif., March, 1991. J. Cell. Biochem. Suppl. 15E, CL 007, 1991.

Gibbins, Ann M. Chair of colloquium, "Transgenic chickens", and presented "The unique nature of transgenic strategies in birds". Sponsored by the Poultry Science Association at the FASEB meeting, Atlanta, GA, April, 1991.

Gibbins, Ann M. The application of nucleic acid probes to animal breeding. Annual convention of the Canadian Association of Animal Breeders, Niagara-on-the-Lake, September, 1991.

Gibbins, Ann M. Co-organizer with Dr. Fatima Bosch of a workshop on "Manipulation of the Avian Genome" at the University of Barcelona, Spain, November, 1991. Presented "The unique nature of transgenic strategies in birds".

Gibbins, Ann M. Chair of session "Genetics and quality of broiler and egg production" and presented "The production of novel products from eggs by genetic engineering", XIX World's Poultry Congress, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, September, 1992.

Gibbins, Ann M. Why don't roosters lay eggs? The Science Teachers' Association of Ontario Conference, Toronto, November, 1992.

Gibbins, Ann M. One of four speakers at the BioAg Symposium, "The Genetic Revolution", Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. Presented: Genetic engineering and animal agriculture. March, 1993.

Gibbins, Ann M. Speaker and panelist for the meeting: "Are Genetically Engineered Foods Good For You?", presenting the academic perspective. Organised by the Toronto Biotechnology Initiative in asssociation with the Ontario Science Centre, Toronto, Ontario, April, 1993.

Gibbins, Ann M. Organiser (by invitation) of the 4th. Workshop of the Canadian Animal Production Biotechnology Network (BIOZOOTECH, government funded), Guelph, Ontario, November, 1993.

Gibbins, Ann M. Speaker and panelist for the session "Biotechnology and Its Application to Agriculture" at the Annual Conference of the O.I.A., Burlington, Ontario, March, 1994. Presented "Biotechnology - Application in Animal Agriculture".

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the Agricultural/Food/Veterinary Network satellite event at Guelph of the 8th. Int. Biotechnology Conference (held in Toronto), May, 1994. Presented "Biotechnology - Application in Animal Agriculture" (mainly poultry research).

Gibbins, Ann M. Chair of session "Gene Expression" at the 5th. World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production, Guelph, Ontario, August, 1994.Gibbins, Ann M. Invited participant in the workshop "Agricultural Ethics Development" (organized by OAC and the Faith and Agriculture Committee), University of Guelph, December, 1994.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the College Royal Lecture Series, University of Guelph, March, 1995: "Animals that James Herriot never dreamed about!".

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker and panelist (and acted as an advisor for the animal sections and organized all filming at the University of Guelph), 9th. Int. Biotechnology Conference (held in San Francisco), May, 1995. Satellite linkage, live broadcast between Toronto and San Francisco. Filmed jointly by TVOntario and PBS; also used for subsequent broadcasting by both organisations, and for distance education.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the New Brunswick Federation of Agriculture conference, Biotechnology - Farming Food for the Future, Fredericton, N.B., June, 1995: "Animal biotechnology - past, present and future".

Gibbins, Ann M. WPSA Guest Speaker: "Poultry Science - the next generation: to boldly go?" Poultry Science of America Annual Meeting, Edmonton, Alberta, August, 1995.

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Gibbins, Ann M. Co-chair of Roundtable Discussion: Interventions in Embryo Development, Current Advances in Avian Embryology and Incubation Symposium, Poultry Science Association of America Annual Meeting, Edmonton, Alberta, August, 1995.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the Guelph-Wellington Men's Club, October, 1995: "Ethics and biotechnology".

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the NRC VIIth. Industrial Biotechnology Conference, Biotechnology: Towards a Renewed Economy, Montreal, P.Q., December, 1995: "Biotechnology in animal production".

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the 17th. Annual Conference of the Ontario Home Economics Association, Riding the Wave of Technology, Guelph, Ontario, April, 1996: "Biotechnology".

Etches, R.J. and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Blastodermal cell manipulation. In the symposium, Genetic Selection - Strategies for the Future, at the Poultry Science Association Annual meeting, Louisville, Kentucky, July, 1996.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited to present several research seminars and extension seminars on transgenic poultry, and to give a short course (one week) on Applications of Recombinant DNA Technology to Animal Science, at the Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Campus de Jaboticabal, Brasil, October, 1996.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the Ontario Institute of Agrologists Professional Development meeting (Current Issues in Animal Agriculture in Ontario), Guelph, Ontario, November, 1996: “Animal Research, the new realities - who will set research priorities, who will fund research needs?”

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the International Plant & Animal Genome V Conference (PAGV), San Diego, California, January, 1997: “A framework for gene targeting in poultry”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the Guelph Food Technology Centre (GFTC) workshop: Expanding the Egg Horizon: Egg Component and Ingredient Use - Technical and Marketing Opportunities. Mississauga, February, 1997: “Novel egg products through genetic engineering”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the International Workshop on Transgenic Animals and Food Production, Stockholm, Sweden, May, 1997: “Exploring the product possibilities arising from transgenic poultry technology”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the International Conference on Animal Biotechnology, Beijing, China, June, 1997: “Targeted manipulation of the avian genome”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the UCDavis Biotechnology Program Conference: Transgenic Animals in Agriculture, Tahoe City, California, August, 1997: “Blastodermal chimeras as a route to transgenic chickens”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the International Egg Commission Conference, Toronto, September, 1997: “Genetically-engineered poultry”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the 1997 National 4-H Conference, Agriculture .... Focusing on the Future, Guelph, November, 1997: “Application of genetic engineering to animal production systems”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at Third Age Learning - Guelph, Fall Series, Guelph, November, 1997: Designer genes, made to measure”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the 2nd. International Symposium on Egg Nutrition and Newly Emerging Ovo-biotechnologies, Banff, Alberta, April, 1998: “The potential for manipulating the composition of eggs by genetic engineering”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the symposium Transgenic Animals & Food Production, at the Food Animal Biotechnology Center (FAB), University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN, June 26, 1998: “Transgenic poultry technology and food production”.

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Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the EuroTier ‘98 International Congress for Veterinarians and Farmers, Hanover, Germany, November 10-12, 1998: “The potential for developments in the poultry industry through the use of genetic engineering”. Published in Quality assurance and animal health management on the farm. Ed. R. Schmidt, pp.45-52. DLG-Verlags-GmbH, Frankfurt am Main. 1998.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the Future Vets Club, OVC, University of Guelph, January 19,1999: “The impact of molecular genetics research on the veterinary profession”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited participant (one of four) in the 25th anniversary of the CBC radio program Quirks and Quarks (we were asked to predict the state of affairs in our fields in 25 years’ time), Toronto, Ontario, October, 2000.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at the Science Teachers’ Association of Ontario STAO 2000 Conference, Toronto, Ontario, November, 2000: “Transgenic animals and societal concerns”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited to conduct a 3-hr. session in the Science, Technology and Public Policy program, McMaster University, February, 2001: “Transgenic animals and societal opinion”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker in the Third Age Learning series, Arboretum Centre, Guelph, February, 2001: “Genetically-manipulated animals: the trail-blazers”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker in the program for CASE Media Fellows, Next Generation Biotechnology: Benefits to Human Health, University of Guelph, March 2001: “The incrEDIBLE egg”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited participant (one of four) in the Genomics and Human Health Symposium, Health Canada, Ottawa, March, 2001: “Animal genomics and human health”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited speaker at Village by the Arboretum seminar series, Guelph, March, 2001: “Transgenic animals”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Gave a presentation in the Kennedy Memorial Colloquium, University of Guelph, May 2001: “Chicken transgenesis and modification of the lysozyme gene”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Gave a presentation in the Poultry Program Research Update, Arboretum Centre, Guelph, June 2001: “Chicken transgenesis and the lysozyme gene”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Gave a presentation and was involved in a panel discussion, Issues in Animal Biotechnology, for the Animal Science Society meeting, University of Guelph, September, 2001.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited to give a presentation in the Erin Lecture Series (for retired persons), November 15, 2001: “Transgenic animals”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited to give a presentation in the Poultry Genomics/Transgenics workshop at the Plant, Animal and Microbe Genomes X conference, San Diego, January, 2002: “Gene-targeting in avian transgenesis revisited”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited to give a presentation in the Ethics and Science Symposium at the 12th. International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists, Ottawa, July, 2002: “Transgenic animals - scientific and societal appraisal”.

Gibbins, Ann M. Invited to give a presentation at the Seventh Biennial Biotechnology Symposium (NIH Biotechnology Training Program), Advances in Cloning Biotechnology, Washington State University, Pullman, March, 2003: “Avian transgenesis - approaches to gene targeting”.

Conference presentations

Gibbins, Ann M., and K.F. Gregory. Relatedness among Rhizobium and Agrobacterium species determined by three methods of nucleic acid hybridization. Canadian Society of Genetics Annual Meeting, Laval University, 1972.

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Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, and G.A. Robinson. Estrogen-induced vitellogenesis in Japanese quail. 25th Annual Meeting of the Genetics Society of Canada, Guelph, June, 1980.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, and G.A. Robinson. Identification in quail plasma of three different forms of both native and subunit vitellogenin. Joint Meeting of the Genetics Society of America and the Genetics Society of Canada, North Carolina, June, 1981.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder. Vitellogenesis in quail. "The Evolution of the Eukaryotic Genome and its Components", Dalhousie University, July, 1981.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder. Relationships between diverse forms of vitellogenin and egg-yolk proteins in Japanese quail. Genetics 104: S27. "Evolution '83", a joint meeting of Genetics Society of America, Stadler Genetics Symposium, and American Society of Naturalists, St. Louis, Miss. June, 1983.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, G. Bharadwaj and G. Hlywka. Asynchronous production of two major vitellogenin proteins in the Japanese quail. Canadian Federation of Biological Societies (CFBS) Annual Meeting, Toronto, June, 1985.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, G. Bharadwaj and G. Hlywka. Characterization of vitellogenin mRNA species in the Japanese quail. Proc. 13th. Int. Congress Biochem., FR-111, August, 1985.

Robinson, M.E., M.H. Hardy and A.M.V. Gibbins. Decrease in retinoid levels in medium after organ culture. CFBS Annual Meeting. Guelph, June, 1986.

Gibbins, A.M. Verrinder, C.L. Brazolot and G.A. Robinson. Phosvitins in Japanese quail oocytes and eggs. CFBS Annual Meeting, Guelph, June, 1986.

Hlywka, G.N., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Vitellogenin gene number in avian species. CFBS Annual Meeting. Guelph, June, 1986.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, Gwen N. Hlywka and Cynthia L. Brazolot. Comparative analysis of avian egg-yolk proteins and genes. Poultry Science Association Annual Meeting, North Carolina, August, 1986. Campbell, Nancy L., Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Louise H. Ruhnke. Construction of diagnostic probes for Ureaplasma species implicated in bovine reproductive, urinary, and respiratory tract diseases. OVC Educational Meeting for Practitioners, University of Guelph, September, 1987.

Copeland, Karen F.T., Cynthia L. Brazolot and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Expression of egg yolk protein precursor genes in poultry. Poultry Science Association Annual meeting, Oregon State University, August, 1987.

Campbell, N.L., A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and H.L. Ruhnke. A molecular genetic analysis of Ureaplasma diversum strains implicated in bovine reproductive, urinary, and respiratory tract diseases. 7th Int. Congress of Int. Organization for Mycoplasmology, Vienna, June, 1988. Recent Advances in Mycoplasmology, Suppl. 20, pp. 610-612, 1990. Gustav Fischer Verlag.

Copeland, Karen F.T., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. DNA modifications related to egg yolk protein production in poultry. Poultry Science Association Annual Meeting, Baton Rouge, LA, July, 1988.

Campbell, N.L., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. A molecular genetic characterization of Ureaplasma diversum strains implicated as bovine pathogens. XVIth Int. Congress of Genetics, Toronto, August, 1988.

Copeland, K.F.T., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Correlation of quail vitellogenin (Vg2) synthesis with transcription and demethylation of the gene. XVIth. Int. Congress of Genetics, Toronto, August, 1988.

Brazolot, Cynthia L., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Construction of a truncated egg yolk protein gene for testing transgenic systems in poultry. XVIII World's Poultry Congress, Japan, September, 1988.

Muysson, D.J., A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, C.W. Forsberg and P.J. Krell. Cloning of genes coding for D-xylose utilization in Bacteroides ruminicola. 1989 ASM Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May, 1989.

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Campbell, N.L., A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and H.L. Ruhnke. Cloning and expression of genes from virulent and avirulent strains of the bovine pathogen, Ureaplasma diversum. 1989 American Society for Microbiology Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May, 1989.

Jones, M.E., Liu Guodong, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and J.A. Mench. DNA fingerprinting analysis of behavioral correlates of male mating success in chickens. Poultry Science Association Annual Meeting, University of Wisconsin, Madison, July, 1989.

Van Vliet, R.A., A.M. Gibbins, M.L. Goodwin, K.J. Betteridge, A.G. Wildeman and J.S. Walton. Detection of messenger RNA for oxytocin and β-actin in bovine conceptuses on Day 18. Soc. for the Study of Reproduction, St. Louis, August, 1989.

Petitte, J.N., Liu Guodong, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and R.J. Etches. Germ-line chimeras can be produced by embryonic stem cell transfer in the chicken. 11th International Congress of the International Society of Developmental Biologists, Utrecht, The Netherlands, August 1989. Cell Differentiation and Development 27, Supplement 1, S89, 1989.

Brazolot, C.L., J.N. Petitte, R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. The establishment of efficient gene transfer and expression in chicken embryonic stem cells. 11th International Congress of the International Society of Developmental Biologists, Utrecht, The Netherlands, August 1989. Cell Differentiation and Development 27, Supplement 1, S90, 1989.

Javorsky, P., S.F. Lee, A.M. Gibbins and C.W. Forsberg. β-Galactosidase activity of Fibrobacter succinogenes S85. 20th Conference on Rumen Function, Chicago, November, 1989.

Brazolot, C.L., J.N. Petitte, G. Liu, R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Efficient transfection of chicken blastodermal cells by lipofection, and introduction of transfected cells into the embryo. Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research Conference, Calgary, November, 1989.

Etches, R.J., J.N. Petitte, M.E. Clark, C.L. Brazolot, G. Liu and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Isolation and transfection of dispersed blastodermal cells from unincubated chick embryos and their incorporation into recipient embryos. Canada West Society for Reproductive Biology, Vancouver, February, 1990.

Petitte, J.N., G. Liu, R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Somatic and germline chimerism in the chicken and the approaches to the development of an avian embryonic stem cell line. 18th Annual Southern Ontario Reproductive Biology Workshop, Toronto, May, 1990.

Brazolot, C.L., J.N. Petitte, R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Efficient transfection of chicken blastodermal cells and their introduction into recipient chicken embryos. 18th Annual Southern Ontario Reproductive Biology Workshop, Toronto, May, 1990.

Javorsky, P., S.F. Lee, A.M. Gibbins and C.W. Forsberg. Lactose metabolism by Fibrobacter succinogenes S85. Can. Soc. of Microbiologists Annual Meeting, Calgary, June, 1990.

Lee, S.F., C.W. Forsberg and A.M. Gibbins. Expression of chloramphenicol acetyl transferase (CAT) from a promoter of Fibrobacter succinogenes S85. Canadian Society of Microbiologists Annual Meeting, Calgary, June, 1990.

Gibbins, Ann M. Verrinder, and Nancy L. Campbell. Analysis of clones expressing Ureaplasma diversum polypeptides in Escherichia coli. 8th Int. Congress of Int. Organization for Mycoplasmology, Istanbul, Turkey, July, 1990.

Brazolot, Cynthia L., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Construction of a chicken vitellogenin minigene for the study of vitellogenin uptake by oocytes. Poultry Science Association Annual Meeting, Virginia, August, 1990.

Liu, G., J.N. Petitte, R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Use of DNA fingerprinting to assess somatic and germline chimerism following blastodermal cell transfer into chicken embryos. 1st Int. Conference on DNA fingerprinting, Berne, Switzerland, October, 1990.

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Petitte, J.N., C.L. Brazolot, R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Lipofection of chicken blastodermal cells and introduction of transfected cells into the early embryo. Triangle Conference on Reproductive Biology, North Carolina, January, 1991.

Brazolot, Cynthia L., James N. Petitte, Mary E. Clark, Robert J. Etches and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Introduction of lipofected chicken blastodermal cells into the early chicken embryo. Keystone Symposium: Manipulation of the avian genome. Lake Tahoe, Calif., March, 1991.

Lee, S.F., C.W. Forsberg and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Restriction-modification system of Fibrobacter succinogenes S85. Canadian Society of Microbiologists Annual Meeting, London, June, 1991.

Etches, R.J., R.S. Carsience, D.L. Shaw and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Improved efficiency of incorporation of donor blastodermal cells in chimeric chickens and their detection using a female-specific DNA probe. 1992 Miami Bio/technology Winter Symposium. Advances in Gene Technology:Feeding the World in the 21st Century, p. 51. Eds, W.J. Whelan et al. January, 1992.

Toner, A., U. Vielkind, M.E. Clark, R.S. Carsience, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and R.J. Etches. Characteristics of chicken blastodermal cells in vitro. 20th. Annual Southern Ontario Reproductive Biology Conference, London, May, 1992.

Fraser, R.A., R.S. Carsience, M.E. Clark, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and R.J. Etches. Incorporation of transgenic cells into chimeric chick embryos. 20th. Annual Southern Ontario Reproductive Biology Conference, London, May, 1992.

Fraser, R.A., R.S.Carsience, M.E. Clark, R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Incorporation of transfected blastodermal cells into chimeric chicken embryos. Vth. Int. Symposium on Avian Endocrinology, Edinburgh, Scotland, September, 1992.Kagami, Hiroshi, Mary Ellen Clark, Ann Toner, Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Robert J. Etches. Interaction of donor cells and recipient embryos during sexual development of chimeric chickens. 8th. North American Colloquium on Domestic Animal Cytogenetics and Gene Mapping, Guelph, Ontario, July, 1993.

Haberfeld, Alon, W. Allan King, Naida M. Loskutoff, Robert J. Etches and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Z-chromosome specific sequences from chicken mitotic metaphase spreads. 8th. North American Colloquium on Domestic Animal Cytogenetics and Gene Mapping, Guelph, Ontario, July, 1993.

Kagami, H., M.E. Clark, A. Toner, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and R.J. Etches. Sexual differentiation of chimeric chickens. Poultry Science Association Annual Meeting, East Lansing, Michigan, July, 1993.

Liu, G., A. Toner, R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Culture of chicken blastodermal cells for gene targeting. XVII Int. Congress of Genetics, Birmingham, U.K., August, 1993.

Otieno, C.J., J.S. Walton and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Expression of the gene encoding a luteinizing hormone-like substance in bovine conceptuses. XVII Int. Congress of Genetics, Birmingham, U.K., August, 1993.

Haberfeld, A., W.A. King, R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Isolation of low copy number sequences from the chicken Z chromosome. XVII Int. Congress of Genetics, Birmingham, U.K., August, 1993.

Liu, Guodong, Ann Toner, Robert J. Etches and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Proliferation of chicken blastodermal cells in continued culture. 12th. Int. Congress of the Int. Soc. of Developmental Biologists, Vienna, Austria, August, 1993.

Zimmer, Regis, Alon Haberfeld, W. Allan King and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Manipulacao genetica do cromossomo Z visando a alteracao da proporcao sexual em galinha domestica. Conferencia APINCO-1994 de Ciencia e Tecnologia Avicolas, Santos, Brazil, May, 1994.

Otieno, Charles J., John S. Walton and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Detection of luteinizing hormone alpha- and beta-subunit transcripts in bovine conceptuses by reverse-transcription and polymerase chain

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reaction. 27th. Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Reproduction, Ann Arbor, Michigan, July, 1994.

Speksnijder, G.J., R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Fluorescence-activated cell sorting of transfected chicken blastodermal cells prior to injection into recipient embryos. BARC Symposium XX, "Biotechnology's Role in the Genetic Improvement of Farm Animals", Beltsville, Maryland, May, 1995.

Zimmer, R., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Construction of a chicken bacterial artificial chromosome library. BARC Symposium XX, "Biotechnology's Role in the Genetic Improvement of Farm Animals", Beltsville, Maryland, May, 1995.

Liu, Guodong, and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Targeted insertion of exogenous DNA into the vitellogenin II (VTGII) gene in chicken blastodermal cells. Poultry Science Association Annual Meeting, Edmonton, Alberta, August, 1995.

Speksnijder, G.J., R.J. Etches and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. The construction of chimeric chicken embryos using transfected blastodermal cells sorted by FACS. Poultry Science Association Annual Meeting, Edmonton, Alberta, August, 1995.

Etches, R.J., M.E. Clark, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins and M. Cochran. Development of chimeric chickens in surrogate shells. Poultry Science Association Annual Meeting, Edmonton, Alberta, August, 1995.

Zimmer, R., W.A. King and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Generation of microdissected chicken Z-chromosome painting probes for screening of large-insert genomic libraries. 12th. European Colloquium on Cytogenetics in Domestic Animals, Zaragoza, Spain, June, 1996.

Zimmer, R., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Construction of a chicken BAC library as a source of Z-chromosome specific sequences for gene targeting. 12th. European Colloquium on Cytogenetics in Domestic Animals, Zaragoza, Spain, June, 1996.

Soodeen-Karamath, S., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Search for pluripotential cell markers in the chick embryo. Keystone Symposium “Germ Cell Differentiation”, Frisco, Colorado, March, 1997.

Liu, G., G. Lampard, J. Losos and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Chimeric chickens from transfected blastodermal donor cells sorted by GFP-mediated fluorescence. Transgenic Animal Research Conference, Tahoe City, California, August, 1999.

Soodeen-Karamath, S., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Analysis of the chicken for genes encoding embryonic stem cell indicators. Transgenic Animal Research Conference, Tahoe City, California, August, 1999.

Lackeyram, D., M.Z. Fan, T. Archbold, T. Rideout, Y. Gao, C. Dewey, T. Smith, D.G. Burrin, X. Chang, A.M. Gibbins, E.J. Squires and X. Yue. Dietary supplementation of synthetic L-threonine differentially affects the gastrointestinal tract and whole body growth in early-weaned piglets fed corn and soybean meal-based diets. 8th International Symposium on Digestive Physiology, Uppsala, Sweden, June, 2000.

Lackeyram, D., M.Z. Fan, T. Archbold, T. Rideout, Y. Gao, M. Borysenko, A.M. Gibbins, E.J. Squires and D.G. Burrin. Effects of early weaning versus suckling on the gastrointestinal tract and whole body growth in neonatal pigs. ASAS Annual Meeting, July, 2000.

Jiang, Z., and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Comparative mapping of livestock genomes: construction of cytogenetic banding block counterpart (CBBC) maps. 27th International Conference on Animal Genetics (ISAG 2000), Minneapolis, MN, July, 2000.

Jiang, Z., J.P. Gibson and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. The relationship of sequence homology between species to within species rate of polymorphism: evidence from 108 pig genes. 27 th International Conference on Animal Genetics (ISAG 2000), Minneapolis, MN, July, 2000.

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Losos, J., D. Evans and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins. Modification of the complete chicken lysozyme gene domain by poxvirus mediated gene targeting. 27th International Conference on Animal Genetics (ISAG 2000), Minneapolis, MN, July, 2000.

Lampard, Gregory R., and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Secretion of foreign proteins mediated by chicken lysozyme gene sequences. AIC 2001 (Canadian Society of Animal Science Annual Meeting), Guelph, Ontario, July, 2001.

Jiang, Zhihua, Hong He, Noriyuki Hamasima, Hideaki Suzuki and Ann M. Gibbins . Cytogenetic banding block counterpart (CBBC) mapping of Homo sapiens chromosome 4 (HSA4) and Sus scrofa chromosome 8 (SSC8) using orthologous genes as landmarks. AIC 2001 (Canadian Society of Animal Science Annual Meeting), Guelph, Ontario, July, 2001.

Lackeyram, D., M.Z. Fan, D.G. Burrin, T.K. Smith, E.J. Squires, A.M. Gibbins and C. Dewey . Determination of L-threonine utilization and requirements in the early-weaned piglet. AIC2001 (Canadian Society of Animal Science Annual Meeting, Guelph, Ontario, July 2001.

Melville, Jenna S., Zhihua Jiang and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Cytogenetic banding block counterparts between porcine and human genomes based on 669 orthologous genes mapped in both species. 12 th North American Colloquium on Animal Cytogenetic and Gene Mapping, Davis, CA, USA, July, 2001.

Shimizu, Mamiko, J. Losos, G. Lampard and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Modification of the complete chicken lysozyme gene by poxvirus mediated recombination. Transgenic Animal Conference III, Tahoe City, CA, September, 2001.

Jiang, Zhihua, Jenna S. Melville, Honghe Cao, Sudhir Kumar and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. Measuring conservation of contiguous sets of autosomal markers on bovine and porcine genomes in relation to the human genome map. Plant, Animal and Microbe Genomes X Conference, San Diego, CA, January, 2002.

Melville, J.S., Z. Jiang, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, J.A.B. Robinson and J.P. Gibson . A radiation hybrid map of SSC3 using a comparative mapping approach. 28 th Conference of the International Society of Animal Genetics (ISAG), Goettingen, Germany, August, 2002.

Ye, X., J.A.B. Robinson, Z. Jiang, A. M. Verrinder Gibbins and J.P. Gibson. Polymorphisms of histone deacetylase 1 and 3 genes and fatty acid binding protein 3 and 4 genes and their associations with economic traits in swine. Proceedings of the 7 th World Conference of Genetics Applied to Livestock Production (WCGALP), Montpellier, France, August, 2002, 31:359-362.

Melville, J. S., A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, J.A.B. Robinson, J.P. Gibson, A.L. Archibald, C.S. Haley and Z. Jiang. A Meishan positive QTL for prolificacy traits found at the NcoA1 locus on SSC 3. Proceedings of the 7th WCGALP, Montpellier, France, August, 2002, 30:733-736.

Jiang, Z., J.A.B. Robinson, A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, J.P. Gibson, A.L. Archibald and C.S. Haley . Mapping of QTL on SSC8 for prolificacy traits using a candidate gene approach. Proceedings of the 7 th

WCGALP, Montpellier, France, August, 2002, 30:633-636.

Cao, Honghe, Jenna S. Melville, Zhihua Jiang, J. Andrew Robinson and Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins. A high-resolution radiation hybrid map of porcine chromosome 6 relative to human chromosomes 1, 16, 18 and 19. Plant & Animal Genome XI Conference, San Diego, CA, January, 2003.

Verrinder Gibbins, Ann M., Honghe Cao, Jenna S. Melville, Zhihua Jiang, Serguei P. Golovan and J. Andrew B. Robinson. Use of high-resolution radiation hybrid maps of porcine chromosomes 3 and 6 to identify genes associated with prolificacy. XIXth. International Congress of Genetics, Melbourne, Australia, July, 2003.

Verrinder Gibbins, Ann M., and Mamiko Shimizu. Precise modification of the lysozyme gene domain by poxvirus-mediated recombination, for eventual expression in transgenic chickens. XIXth. International Congress of Genetics, Melbourne, Australia, July, 2003.

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Jun, H.S., K.E. Nelson, M. Morrison, S. Daugherty, W.C. Nelson, P.J. Krell, A.M. Gibbins and C.W. Forsberg. Proteomic analysis of cellulose-grown Fibrobacter succinogenes. American Society for Microbiology Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May, 2004.

Theses

Bharadwaj, Gayatri. 1985. Construction of Japanese quail genomic libraries. University of Guelph, M.Sc.

Hylwka, Gwen Natalie. 1986. Construction of a cosmid-quail genomic DNA library in an analysis of vitellogenin genes. University of Guelph, M.Sc.

Copeland, Karen Florence Thomas. 1988. Correlation of changes in DNA methylation with vitellogenin gene expression. University of Guelph, M.Sc. with Distinction.

Muysson, David John. 1989. Cloning of genes coding for D-xylose isomerase in the rumen bacterium Bacteroides ruminicola. University of Guelph, M.Sc.

Campbell, Nancy Lyn. 1989. Cloning and expression of genes from virulent and avirulent strains of the bovine pathogen, Ureaplasma diversum. University of Guelph, M.Sc. with Distinction.

Liu, Guodong. 1990. DNA fingerprinting of poultry to analyze chimeric birds and assess male mating success. University of Guelph, M.Sc.

Shaw, Deborah Lynn. 1992. Analysis of the distribution of donor cell descendants in chimeric chickens. University of Guelph, M.Sc.

Brazolot, Cynthia Louise. 1993. Approaches to gene transfer in chicken cells and embryos. University of Guelph, Ph.D.

Otieno, Charles J. 1995. Expression of luteinizing hormone-like genes in bovine conceptuses. University of Guelph, Ph.D.

Liu, Guodong. 1995. Targeted modification of the chicken genome in blastodermal cells. University of Guelph, Ph.D.

Speksnijder, Gordon J. 1996. Fluorescence activated cell sorting of transfected chicken blastodermal cells prior to injection into recipient embryos. University of Guelph, M.Sc.

Zimmer, Regis. 1997. Micromanipulation and physical mapping of the chicken Z chromosome. University of Guelph, Ph.D.

Wood, Carla. 1997. A search for chorionic gonadotrophin-like gene expression in bovine conceptuses. University of Guelph, M.Sc.

Soodeen-Karamath, Sharon. 1999. Analysis of the chicken genome for genes encoding embryonic stem cell indicators. University of Guelph, Ph.D.

Schau, Scott N. 2000. Production of germline chimeric chickens from physically compromised recipient embryos and dispersed donor blastodermal cells (Major paper). University of Guelph, M.Sc. by Coursework.

Losos, Jan K. 2001. Modification of the complete chicken lysozyme gene domain by poxvirus mediated gene targeting. University of Guelph, Ph.D.

Lampard, Gregory R. 2001. Expression of foreign gene sequences mediated by chicken lysozyme gene regulatory sequences. University of Guelph, M.Sc.

Melville, Jenna. 2003. Investigation of porcine chromosome 3 as a location for genes associated with reproductive traits in pigs. University of Guelph. M.Sc. Co-advisor with Dr. Z. Jiang.

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Ye, Xianghai. 2003. Identification of quantitative trait loci in swine using a candidate gene approach. University of Guelph. PhD. Co-advisor with Dr. J.A.B. Robinson.

Shimizu, Mamiko. 2003. Analysis of the potential for oviduct-specific expression of modified chicken lysozyme genes. University of Guelph. MSc.

SEMINARS (Invited - see also the other invited presentations listed earlier)

1980-1986

*Various aspects of vitellogenesis: Dept. Botany and Genetics, University of Guelph

Dept. Biomedical Sciences, University of GuelphBiochemistry Seminar Series, University of GuelphDept. Animal and Poultry Science, University of Guelph.Concordia University, MontrealQueen's University, Kingston National Institute for Medical Research, Mill Hill, London, England

*DNA probes as diagnostics: Dept. Biomedical Sciences, University of Guelph. *Impact of molecular genetics on studies of evolution: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto.*Impact of molecular genetics on veterinary medicine: Dept. Biomedical Sciences, University of Guelph.*Transgenic animals: Dept. Veterinary Microbiology and Immunology, University of Guelph.

1987

*Vitellogenesis: Department of Biochemistry, Groningen University, The Netherlands. *To Animal Breeding Workshop, Department of Animal and Poultry Science, 2 seminars:

Production of transgenic poultryApplication of recombinant DNA technology to Animal Breeding (RFLPs) *Biotechnology

in animal science: Dept. Animal and Poultry Science, University of Guelph.

1988

*Various aspects of manipulation of the avian genome:University of Reading, U.K.MacDonald College of McGill University, MontrealCollege of Biological Sciences Dean's Series, University of GuelphDepartment of Veterinary Microbiology and Immunology, University of GuelphOntario Academy of Avian Medicine, University of GuelphAnimal Breeders Workshop, University of Guelph

*Control of gene expression by estrogen: Department of Nutrition, University of Guelph*Genetic manipulation of rumen microorganisms: Ruminant Nutrition Workshop, University of Guelph

1989

*Transgenic birds and their usefulness: Department of Biology, York University, Toronto*DNA fingerprinting: Durham College of Products and Technology, Oshawa, Ontario*Regulation of products and processes of recombinant DNA technology: Department of Animal and Poultry Science, University of Guelph.

1990

*Chicken genome mapping: Animal Breeders Workshop, University of Guelph.

1991

*Chickens of the future - avian genome manipulation: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State

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University, USA.

1992

*From confused roosters to chimeric chickens: Institute of Animal Physiology and Genetics Research, AFRC Research Station, Edinburgh, Scotland.*Transgenic birds through chimeric intermediates: Wellcome/CRC Institute, Cambridge, England

. *Manipulation of the avian genome: AFRC Research Station, Babraham, England.

1993

*From Ford cars to transgenic birds: extracting and adding components. Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Guelph.

*Transgenic chickens through chimeric intermediates. Howard Hughes Medical Institute, University of Utah, Salt Lake City.*The production of transgenic birds. Department of Animal Science, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.*Transgenic birds through chimeric intermediates. Cornell-Guelph Colloquium, University of Guelph.*Transgenic birds through chimeric intermediates: Department of Animal and Poultry Science, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon.*The potential for gene targeting in birds using avian germline chimeras: Department of Medical Biochemistry, University of Calgary, Alberta.*Avian germline chimeras and their value to developmental biologists and industry: Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Guelph.*Transgenic birds through chimeric intermediates: Institut fur Kleintierzucht, Celle, Germany.

1994 *Molecular marvels and animal breeding: Animal Breeders Workshop, University of Guelph.

1995*Transgenic chickens through chimeric intermediates - construction and application: Department of Animal Sciences, Purdue University.*More molecular marvels!: Animal Breeders Workshop, University of Guelph.

1996*Yet more molecular marvels!: Animal Breeders Workshop, University of Guelph.*Transgenic chickens through chimeric intermediates - exciting possibilities for the future: Department of Genetics, University of Athens, Georgia, U.S.A.

1998*Transgenic research at Guelph, with a focus on poultry: Department of Biotechnology, Institut fur Tierzucht und Tierverhalten, Mariensee, Germany.

1999*The challenges in producing transgenic birds: Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, University of Guelph.

2000*From inky caps to egg white - the underlying continuities of an odd career: Department of Animal and Poultry Science, University of Guelph.

2002*Gene targeting revisited: Department of Genetics, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Liege, Belgium.

GRADUATE STUDENTS

Major advisor for:

Bharadwaj, Gayatri. 1985. Construction of Japanese quail genomic libraries. University of Guelph. M.Sc.

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Hlywka, Gwen Natalie. 1986. Construction of a cosmid-quail genomic DNA library in an analysis of vitellogenin genes. University of Guelph. M.Sc.

1984-1986 - NSERC Postgraduate Scholar.

Copeland, Karen Florence Thomas. 1988. Correlation of changes in DNA methylation with vitellogenin gene expression. University of Guelph. M.Sc. with DISTINCTION.

1986 - University Graduate Scholarship- Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board Fellowship

1987 - Mary Edmund Williams Fellowship

1988 - Poultry Science Graduate Presentation Award

1989 - W.N. Vaughan Medal (conferred by the Senate of the University of Guelph)

Campbell, Nancy Lyn. 1989. Cloning and expression of genes from virulent and avirulent strains of the bovine pathogen, Ureaplasma diversum. University of Guelph. M.Sc. with DISTINCTION.

1986 - Frank Wallace Cockshutt Scholarship- James Harris Scholarship

1987 - Ontario Graduate Scholarship

1988 - Taffy Davison Memorial Research Travel Grant (for Vienna)

1989 - Sigma Xi Herbert Armstrong Graduate Student Award for the best University of Guelph M.Sc. thesis of the year

Muysson, David John. 1989. Cloning of genes coding for D-xylose isomerase in the rumen bacterium Bacteroides ruminicola. University of Guelph. M.Sc.

1987 - George I. Christie Scholarship - Salisbury Labs. Ltd. Scholarship

1989 - NSERC Scholarship for PhD studies in Australia

Liu, Guodong. 1990. DNA fingerprinting of poultry to analyze chimeric birds and assess male mating success. University of Guelph. M.Sc.

1988-1990 - CIDA Scholar

1992 - The Honourable John S. Martin Scholarship

1993 - Taffy Davison Memorial Research Travel Grant (for England)- University of Guelph Graduate Scholarship

1994 - James McGrath Memorial Scholarship

Shaw, Deborah Lynn. 1992. Analysis of the distribution of donor cell descendants in chimeric chickens. University of Guelph. M.Sc.

1989-1991 - NSERC Postgraduate Scholar

1989 - Mary Edmund Williams Fellowship- Ontario Egg Producers' Fellowship

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1990 - Ontario Egg Producers' Fellowship

Brazolot, Cynthia L. 1993. Approaches to gene transfer in chicken cells and embryos. University of Guelph. Ph.D.

1987- 1990 - NSERC Postgraduate Scholar

1987 - Mary Edmund Williams Fellowship

1988 - Hubbard Farms Scholarship- Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board Fellowship- World's Poultry Science Travel Scholarship (for Japan)

1989 - Soden Memorial Fellowship in Agriculture- Taffy Davison Memorial Research Travel Grant (for Holland)

1990 - Mary Edmund Williams Fellowship

Liu, Guodong. 1995. Targeted modification of the chicken genome in blastodermal cells. University of Guelph. Ph.D. For awards, see above.

Otieno, Charles. 1995. Expression of luteinizing hormone-like genes in bovine conceptuses. University of Guelph. Ph.D. Co-advised with Dr. J.S. Walton, but working in my laboratory.

1991-1994 - Rotary International Scholarship

1992 - Soden Scholarship in Agriculture

1993 - Taffy Davison Memorial Research Travel Grant (for England)- University of Guelph Graduate Scholarship

Speksnijder, Gordon J. 1996. Fluorescence activated cell sorting of transfected chicken blastodermal cells prior to injection into recipient embryos. University of Guelph. M.Sc.

1994 - Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board Fellowship

1995 - Taffy Davison Memorial Research Travel Grant (for USA)

Zimmer, Regis. 1997. Micromanipulation and physical mapping of the chicken Z chromosome. University of Guelph. Ph.D.

1993-7 - CAPES Scholarship, Brazil

1995 - Taffy Davison Memorial Research Travel Grant (for USA)

Wood, Carla. 1997. A search for chorionic gonadotrophin-like gene expression in bovine conceptuses. University of Guelph. M.Sc. Co-advised with Dr. J.S. Walton, but worked in my laboratory.

Soodeen-Karamath, Sharon. 1999. Analysis of the chicken genome for genes encoding embryonic stem cell indicators. University of Guelph. Ph.D.

1994-6 - Organization of American States (OAS) Scholarship

1995 - The Dr. W.R. Graham Memorial Award

1996 and 1997 - University of Guelph Graduate Scholarship

1997 - Taffy Davison Memorial Research Travel Grant (for USA)

Schau, Scott 2000. M.Sc. by Coursework.

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Losos, Jan K. 2001. Modification of the complete chicken lysozyme gene domain by poxvirus mediated gene targeting. University of Guelph. Ph.D.

1995 - The Honourable John S. Martin Scholarship

1995 and 1996 - University of Guelph Graduate Scholarship

1996-8 - Mary Edmund Williams Fellowship

1997 - Taffy Davison Memorial Research Travel Grant (for USA)

1998 - Ontario Egg Producers’ Marketing Board Fellowship

1998 - ICI Scholarship in Biotechnology

Lampard, Gregory. 2001. Expression of foreign gene sequences mediated by chicken lysozyme gene regulatory sequences. University of Guelph. M.Sc.

NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship and several additional OAC and university scholarships

Melville, Jenna. 2003. Investigation of porcine chromosome 3 as a location for genes associated with reproductive traits in pigs. University of Guelph. M.Sc. Co-advisor with Dr. Z. Jiang.

Shimizu, Mamiko. Analysis of the potential for oviduct-specific expression of modofoed chicken lysozyme genes. M.Sc..

Ye, Xianghai. Identification of quantitative trait loci in swine using a candidate gene approach. PhD. Co-advisor with Dr. J.A.B. Robinson.

Currently advising:

Jun, Hyun-Sik. Degradation of complex polyaccharides by rumen microorganisms. Ph.D. Co-advisor with Dr. C. Forsberg. Began September, 2001.

Advisory committee member since 1982 for:

ATOUM, Manar Ph.D. Molecular Biology and GeneticsBEHARA, Anouk Ph.D. Animal and Poultry ScienceBEREZOWSKI, Craig Ph.D. Molecular Biology and GeneticsBROWN, Jennifer Ph.D. ZoologyCARSIENCE, Stuart M.Sc. Animal and Poultry ScienceCHURCH, Rosemary M.Sc. Biomedical SciencesCREPEAU, Michael M.Sc. Biomedical SciencesDE MONTE, Sal Ph.D. Biomedical SciencesDEVRIES, Robert M.Sc. Animal and Poultry ScienceDOROCICZ, Irene Ph.D. Crop ScienceDUNCAN, Roy Ph.D. MicrobiologyDUPONT, Chris M.Sc. MicrobiologyFARBRIDGE, Karen Ph.D. ZoologyHIGGINS, Dwayne M.Sc. MicrobiologyJOHNSTON, Della Ph.D. PathobiologyKEY, Douglas D.V.Sc. Veterinary Microbiology and ImmunologyKUPSH, Christine M.Sc. Biomedical SciencesLACKEYRAM, Dale M.Sc. Animal and Poultry ScienceLANDERS, James Ph.D. GWC2 (Guelph-Waterloo Chemistry)LAWRENCE, William M.Sc. Microbiology

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MALEK, Massoud M.Sc. Animal and Poultry ScienceMcDONALD-JONES, Gaye M.Sc. Animal and Poultry ScienceMcDOUGALL, Kathryn Ph.D. Biomedical SciencesMICHAUD, Denise M.Sc. Molecular Biology and GeneticsPAN, Yu LePh.D. Animal and Poultry SciencePECE, Nadia M.Sc. Molecular Biology and GeneticsREEDY, Stephanie M.Sc. Animal and Poultry ScienceROBINSON, Mary M.Sc. Biomedical SciencesROZON, Kent M.Sc. Biomedical SciencesSONG, LifuPh.D. Biomedical SciencesSAEFUDDIN, Asep M.Sc. Animal and Poultry ScienceTHINAKARAM, Gopal Ph.D. Molecular Biology and GeneticsTOERIEN, Chanelle Ph.D. Animal and Poultry ScienceVAN VLIET, Renata M.Sc. Animal and Poultry ScienceWONG, Andrea M.Sc. NutritionWOODS, Timothy M.Sc. Animal and Poultry ScienceYUSOFF, Rosnina Ph.D. Biomedical Sciences

4. Examination committee member for:

a) Ph.D. qualifying examinations1984 MALLARD, Bonnie Vet. Microbiology and Immunology1984 DUNCAN, Roy Microbiology1985 DE MONTE, Sal Biomedical Sciences1987 JOHNSON, Wendy Nutrition1987 BERGER, Lloyd Molecular Biology and Genetics1989 STELWAGEN, Kerst Animal and Poultry Science1989 HUBBERSTEY, Andrew Molecular Biology and Genetics1991 MEADUS, Jon Animal and Poultry Science1992 WANG, Yibin Animal and Poultry Science1992 RAWLING, Jean Nutritional Sciences

Chair 1992 SUBIYATNO Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1993 PETTITT, Murray Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1993 WANG, Zhiquan Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 UIMARI, Pekka Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 YAVAS, Yalcin Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 BARNEY, David Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 PINHEIRO MACHADO, Luiz Carlos Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 PLAIZIER, Jan Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 MUTSVANGWA, Timothy Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 CHANG, Xiaoguo Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 SWIFT, Maty Lou Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 LEDUR, Monica Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 MORADI SHAHRBABACK, Mohammad Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 NADESALINGAM, Jeyakumary Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1995 EDWARDS, Michelle Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1995 MEHRABANI-YEGANEH, Hassan Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1995 PANTE, Maria Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1995 OSBORNE, Vernon Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1995 KULAK, Konrad Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 KISTEMAKER, Gerrit Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 KADARMIDEEN, Haja Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 BRORING, Nilson Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 URIBE, Hector Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 MERKIES, Katrina Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 NYACHOTI, Charles Martin Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 QUINTON, Margaret Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1997 BERTHAIUME, Robert Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1997 LUO, Mingfeng Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1997 WEI, Qingxia Animal and Poultry Science

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1997 BEHARA, Anouk Animal and Poultry Science Chair 1998 WATSON, Hilary Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1998 WU, Longyang Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1998 PAN, Yule Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1999 SULLIVAN, Peter Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1999 DIAZ, Gonzalo Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1999 ODONGO, Nicholas Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1999 GIRDHAR, Sanjay (twice) Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1999 VAN DORP, Renate Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2001 REID, Gregor Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2001 SALCEDO-BACA, Rames Animal and Poultry Science

2001 NINO, Maria Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2002 ENCARNACEO, Pedro Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2002 KOLBEHDARI, Davood Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2002 QUINTON, Cheryl Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 BUSTAMANTE, Gerardo Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 PRATT, Shannon Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 BERGEN, Reynold Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 ROSO, Vanerlei Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 SUSANTO, Agus Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 HUA, Katherine Animal and Poultry Science

b) Ph.D. final oral examinations1987 DUNCAN, Roy Microbiology1987 MALLARD, Bonnie Veterinary Microbiology and Immunology1988 OSOTHSILP, Chuanpit Microbiology

Chair 1992 KELLY, John Animal and Poultry Science1992 DAVEY, Helen Molecular Biology and Genetics

Chair 1992 WANG, Lizhen Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1993 LOHUIS, Michael Animal and Poultry Science

1993 HUBBERSTEY, Andrew Molecular Biology and GeneticsChair 1993 CASSAR, Glen Animal and Poultry Science

1993 BRAZOLOT, Cynthia Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 MIGLIOR, Filippo Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 ZHAO, Yuyuan Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 ZHANG, Jishan Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 ZUBAIR, Alh-Kasim Ajawo Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 TAYLOR, Allison Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 LOU, Zhensheng Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 AL-HAFEDH, Yousef Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 OKERE, Chukwuemeka Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1994 SUBIYATNO, Antonius Animal and Poultry Science Chair 1994 KOOTS, Ken Animal and Poultry Science

1995 LIU, Guodong Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1995 WANG, Yibin Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1995 UIMARI, Pekka Animal and Poultry Science

1995 OTIENO, Charles Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1995 IWASSA, Alan Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1995 NEJATI-JAVAREMI, Ardeshir Animal and Poultry Science

1996 PARKS, Robin Molecular Biology and GeneticsChair 1996 KHUMNIRDPETCH, Vanida Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 GALLIVAN, Catherine Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 MAAS, James Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 PETTITT, Murray Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 MAAS, James Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 PETTITT, Murray Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 MILLER, Stephen Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1997 YAVAS, Yalcin Animal and Poultry Science

1997 SONGSASEN, Nucharin Biomedical Sciences

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1997 ZIMMER, Regis Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1997 HEWSON, Caroline Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1997 URIBE, Hector Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1997 MEHRABANI-YEGANEH, Hassan Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1997 MORADI SHAHRBABAK, Mohammad Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1997 EDWARDS, Michelle Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1998 MERKIES, Katrina Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1998 KADARMIDEEN, Haja Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1998 SCHENKEL, Flavio Animal and Poultry Science

1999 NG, Philip Molecular Biology and GeneticsChair 1999 BOITUMELO, Wame Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1999 BARNEY, David Animal and Poultry Science

1999 SOODEEN-KARAMATH, Sharon Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1999 NADESELINGAM, Jeya Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1999 MILLMAN, Suzanne Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1999 QUINTON, Margaret Animal and Poultry Science

1999 SKINNER, Mhairi Molecular Biology and Genetics2000 BEHARA, Anouk Animal and Poultry Science2000 PAN, Yule Animal and Poultry Science

Chair 2001 ODONGO, Nicholas Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2002 BONGALHARDO, Denise Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2002 WANG, Yachun Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 HALADI, Swamy Animal and Poultry Science

2003 YE, Xianghai Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 VAN DORP, Renata Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 XIAO, Changting Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 CHOWDHURY, Shankar Animal and Poultry Science

c) M.Sc. final examinations

1985 BHARADWAJ, Gayatri Biomedical Sciences1986 HLYWKA, Gwen Biomedical Sciences1986 KUPSCH, Christine Biomedical Sciences1987 UGOVSEK, Doris Microbiology1987 ROZON, Kent Biomedical Sciences

Chair 1988 WANG, Lizhen Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1988 DESCHUTTER, Adrienne Animal and Poultry Science

1988 LAWRENCE, Bill Microbiology1988 COPELAND, Karen Animal and Poultry Science1988 DUPONT, Christine Microbiology1989 McDONALD-JONES, Gaye Animal and Poultry Science1989 KOUCHEHBAGHIAN, Mohammad Animal and Poultry Science

Chair 1989 TEMPELMAN, Robert Animal and Poultry Science1989 VAN VLIET, Renata Animal and Poultry Science1989 TIFFEN, Gwendolyn Biomedical Sciences1989 CAMPBELL, Nancy Animal and Poultry Science1989 MUYSSON, David Animal and Poultry Science

Chair 1989 PING, He Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1989 MO'AFI, Mohammed Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1990 BRAITHWAITE, Leah Animal and Poultry Science

1990 LIU, Guodong Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1990 FISCHER, Nancy Animal and Poultry Science

1991 MICHAUD, Denise Molecular Biology and Genetics1991 SAEFUDDIN, Asep Animal and Poultry Science1991 PECE, Nadia Molecular Biology and Genetics

Chair 1991 DYCK, Michael Animal and Poultry Science1992 SHAW, Deborah Animal and Poultry Science

Chair 1992 SCHALLA, Calvin Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1992 HAZELEGER, Nancy Animal and Poultry Science

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1993 DE LA FUENTE, Rabindranath Biomedical SciencesChair 1995 NYACHOTI, Charles Martin Animal and Poultry Science

1996 SPEKSNIJDER, Gordon Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 FINEGAN, Esther Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1996 BOND, Jeff Animal and Poultry Science

1997 WOOD, Carla Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1998 WOODS, Kristin Animal and Poultry Science

1998 MALEK, Massoud Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 1999 HAIG, Paul Animal and Poultry Science

1999 BONSELAAR, Jacqueline Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2002 WOOD, Gillian Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2002 TEN HAG-WOODHOUSE, Bonita Animal and Poultry Science

2003 MELVILLE, Jenna Animal and Poultry Science2003 SHIMIZU, Mamiko Animal and Poultry Science

Chair 2003 ANSELL, Jennifer Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 SHORE, Kathleen Animal and Poultry ScienceChair 2003 KO, MiSoo Animal and Poultry Science

Note Chair indicates that AMG chaired the examination.

d) Representative for Dean of Graduate Studies at Ph.D. final oral examination1988 ST. AUBIN, David Pathology1990 CHARNE, David Crop Science1991 DOIGE, Carl GWC2

1995 ZHANG, Wandong Molecular Biology and Genetics1995 SINGH, Sukhpal Clinical Studies1995 MINORS, Sandra Clinical Studies

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS AND RESEARCH ASSOCIATES

Dr. Christine Forsberg, 1986-1988Dr. Peter Javorsky, 1989-1990 (with Dr. Cecil Forsberg)Dr. Song F. Lee, 1989-1991 (with Dr. Cecil Forsberg)Dr. Ursula Vielkind, 1990-1991 (with Dr. R.J. Etches)Dr. Robert Fraser, 1991-1993 (with Dr. R.J. Etches)Dr. Alon Haberfeld, 1991 -1994Dr. Guodong Liu, 1998-2001Dr. Honghe Cao, 2001- present (with Drs. Z. Jiang and J.A.B. Robinson)Dr. Matthew Jones, 2003-present (with Dr. J.A.B. Robinson)

RESEARCH GRANTS

1981 University of Guelph Research Advisory Board$6,390.00. Estrogen-induced vitellogenesis.

1982 NSERC Operating grant $26,000.00. Estrogen-induced vitellogenesis.

1983 NSERC Operating grant $27,560.00. Estrogen-induced vitellogenesis.

NSERC Equipment grant (AMG major applicant)$40,042.00. Preparative ultracentrifuge & rotors.

1984 NSERC Operating grant$29,938.00. Estrogen-induced vitellogenesis.

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NSERC Equipment grant (AMG major applicant)$38,000.00 High performance UV-VIS spectrophorometer.

OVC Bull FellowshipUS $ 1,200.00. Tuition for DNA sequencing workshop.

University of Guelph Research Advisory Board (with J.P. Phillips)$10,000.00. Microinjection equipment for gene transfer.

1985 NSERC Operating grant$18,000.00. Quail vitellogenin gene structure.

NSERC Equipment grant (AMG major applicant) $21,400.00. Refrigerated superspeed centrifuge.

President's Special Fund (AMG major applicant) $4,000.00. Towards purchase of an ultracold freezer.

Canadian Association of Animal Breeders $6,500.00. Ureaplasma diagnostic probe.

1986 NSERC Operating grant $17,280.00. Quail vitellogenin gene structure.

Canadian Veterinary Research Trust Fund$13,000.00 Ureaplasma diagnostic probe.

NATO Collaborative Research grant (AMG major applicant) $7,417.00. Comparative analysis of avian egg yolk protein genes. To June, 1988.

MRS Discretionary Funds, OVC (Croy, Gibbins, Yamashiro)$2,500.00 Mus caroli/Mus musculus system of pregnancy failure.

1987 NSERC Operating grant $17,300.00. Quail vitellogenin gene structure.

NSERC Strategic grant (with C.W. Forsberg)$63,712.00. Genetic manipulation of rumen microorganisms.

NSERC Equipment grant (with others) $33,100.00. Autoclave.

Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board $14,760.00. Regulation of egg yolk protein synthesis in poultry.

Canadian Association of Animal Breeders $10,000.00. Ureaplasma diagnostic probe.

Canadian Veterinary Research Trust Fund $3,500.00. Ureaplasma diagnostic probe.

Ontario Milk Marketing Board $3,400.00. Genetic manipulation of rumen microorganisms.

1988 NSERC Strategic grant (with C.W. Forsberg)$63,324.00. Genetic manipulation of rumen microorganisms.

Canadian Association of Animal Breeders$14,700.00. Ureaplasma diagnostic probe.

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Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board$15,150.00. Regulation of egg yolk protein synthesis in poultry.

NATO Collaborative Research grant (AMG major applicant)$8,125.00. Comparative analysis of avian egg yolk protein genes.To June 1991.

Ontario Chicken Producers' Marketing Board$5,000.00. Heat shock genes in poultry.

1989 NSERC Strategic grant (with C.W. Forsberg)$62,994.00. Genetic manipulation of rumen microorganisms.

Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board$18,000.00. Regulation of egg yolk protein synthesis in poultry.

Canadian Association of Animal Breeders$5,000.00. Ureaplasma diagnostic probe.

1990 URIF (Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities)$18,000.00. Gene transfer into chicken cells and embryos.

NSERC/Ag. Canada Research Partnerships Support Program$36,000.00. Directed modification of the chicken genome.

Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board$20,000.00. Regulation of egg yolk protein synthesis in poultry.

University of Guelph Research Enhancement Fund (with R.J. Etches)$25,000.00. Egg protein gene constructs and gene transfer into chicken cells.

Canadian Association of Animal Breeders$10,000.00. Ureaplasma diagnostic probe.

1991 NSERC/Ag. Canada Research Partnerships Support Program$40,000.00. Directed modification of the chicken genome.

URIF (Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities)$20,000.00. Gene transfer into chicken cells and embryos.

Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board$20,0000.00. Introduction of new traits into chickens, particularly with a view to altering egg composition.

NSERC Strategic grant (J.S. Walton major applicant)$71,000.00 (for each of 5 years). Antibodies with endocrine activity: alternative methods for increasing animal performance.

Animal Health Trust of Canada (formerly Can. Vet. Res. Trust Fund)$700.00 (for final report on previous grant)

1992 NSERC Strategic grant (A. M. Gibbins and R.J.Etches equal applicants)$89,000.00 (for each of 3 years). Production of transgenic chickens using germline chimeras.

NSERC/Ag. Canada Research Partnerships Support Program$40,000.00. Directed modification of the chicken genome.

URIF (Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities)$20,000.00. Gene transfer into chicken cells and embryos.

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Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board$20,000.00. Introduction of new traits into chickens, particularly with a view to altering egg composition.

NSERC Strategic grant (J.S. Walton major applicant)$71,000.00. Antibodies with endocrine activity: alternative methods for increasing animal performance.

The British Council$1,700.00. Travel funds for sabbatical leave.

1993 NSERC Strategic grant (A.M. Gibbins and R.J. Etches equal applicants)$89,000.00. Production of transgenic chickens using germline chimeras.

NSERC/Ag. Canada Research Partnerships Support Program$40,000.00. Directed modification of the chicken genome.

URIF (Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities)$20,000.00. Gene transfer into chicken cells and embryos.

Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board$20,000.00. Introduction of new traits into chickens, particularly with a view to altering egg composition.

NSERC Equipment grant. (Gibbins major applicant)$15,956.00. Fluorescence Photo-microscope.

NSERC Equipment grant. (R.J. Etches major applicant, with Gibbins)$54,131.77. Work station to isolate, culture and micro-inject chick embryos.

NSERC Strategic grant (J.S. Walton major applicant)$71,000.00. Antibodies with endocrine activitiy: alternative methods for increasing animal performance.

Nicholas Turkey and The Hubbard Group (Etches and Gibbins)$7,000,00. Parthenogenesis in turkeys.

1994 NSERC Strategic grant (A.M. Gibbins and R.J. Etches equal applicants)$89,000.00. Production of transgenic chickens using germline chimeras.

URIF (Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities)$15,000.00. Specific modification of traits in the chicken by gene targeting.

Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board$15,000.00. Introduction of new traits into chickens, particularly with a view to altering egg composition.

NSERC Equipment grant. (K.P. Pauls, Crop Science, major applicant)$149,030.00. Flow cytometric cell sorter.

NSERC Strategic grant (J.S. Walton major applicant)$71,000.00. Antibodies with endocrine activitiy: alternative methods for increasing animal

performance.

NSERC Conference grant (A.M. Gibbins, major applicant)$14,460.00. Manipulation of the Avian Genome, May, 1996.

Dept. Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Federal Government.$1,830.00. For travel to expedite a Canada/Germany Scientific Exchange agreement between A.M. Gibbins and Prof. Dr. F. Ellendorf, Celle, Germany.

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1995 NSERC Strategic grant (A.M. Gibbins and R.J. Etches equal applicants)$92,500.00. Production of transgenic chickens using chimeric intermediates.

Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board$15,000.00. Introduction of new traits into chickens, particularly with a view to altering

egg composition.

OMAFRA Animal Program$14,300.00. Modification of egg composition in chickens by transgenic technology.

1996 NSERC Strategic grant (A.M. Gibbins and R.J. Etches equal applicants)$92,500.00. Production of transgenic chickens using chimeric intermediates.

OMAFRA Animal Program$14,000.00. Modification of egg composition in chickens by transgenic technology.

1997 NSERC Strategic grant (A.M. Gibbins and R.J. Etches equal applicants)$92,500.00. Production of transgenic chickens using chimeric intermediates.

Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board$15,000.00. Introduction of new traits into chickens, particularly with a view to altering egg composition.

OMAFRA Animal Program$14,000.00. Modification of egg composition in chickens by transgenic technology.

1998 AAFC/NSERC Research grant$58,000.00. The hen as bioreactor: targeted modification of the lysozyme gene.

Ontario Egg Producers’ Marketing Board$15,000.00. Introduction of new traits into chickens, particularly with a view to altering egg composition.

OMAFRA Animal Program$14,000.00. Modification of egg composition in chickens by transgenic technology.

1999 AAFC/NSERC Research grant$58,000.00. The hen as bioreactor: targeted modification of the lysozyme gene.

OMAFRA Animal Program$20,000.00. Value-added products in egg white through transgenic technology.

CFI/ORDCF (AMG was a major applicant)$2 million ($1 million from each). Construction and equipping of the GML.

NSERC New Faculty Support Program Matching (Fan, major applicant; AMG, minor)$75,000.00 each of 3 years. Minimal dispensable amino acid requirements for gut mucosal growth and functions in growing pigs.

2000 OMAFRA Animal Program$20,000.00. Value-added products in egg white through transgenic technology.

2001 Private Industry (AviGenics Inc.)$57,450.00. Targeted manipulation of the chicken genome.

NSERC CRD $94,865.00. A comprehensive mapping approach for the identification of genes associated with prolificacy in pigs (Gibbins, Jiang, Robinson).

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Private Industry (Genex Swine Group) (Gibbins, Jiang, Robinson)$53,500.00 (as for NSERC CRD)

Ontario Swine Improvement (OSI) (Gibbins, Jiang, Robinson)$50,000.00 (as for NSERC CRD)

FSBC (Gibbins, Jiang, Robinson)$27,000.00 (postdoctoral fellow - recognizing Genex funding)

OMAFRA Animal Program$15,000.00. Value-added products in egg white through transgenic technology.

2002 NSERC CRD.$90,338.00. As for 2001.

Private Industry (Genex Swine Group)$54,925.00 (as for 2001)

FSBC$30,000.00 (as for 2001)

OMAF Animal Program$15,000.00. Value-added products in egg white through transgenic technology.

Private Industry (BioAgri Corporation)$15,500.00. Modified lysozyme genes.

FSBC$30,000.00. Oviduct expression of modified lysozyme genes.

2003 NSERC CRD$79,125.00. As for 2001.

Private Industry (Genex Swine Group)$56,350.00 (as for 2001)

FSBC$30,000.00 (as for 2001)

ADDITIONAL FUNDS ACQUIRED AND MEETINGS ORGANIZED

Organized and obtained funds, on separate occasions, from the Inter-College Activities Fund, University of Guelph, for the visits of:

Dr. J. Womack, Texas A & M UniversityDr. K. Guise, University of MinnesotaDr. M. Evans, University of CambridgeDr. J. Hillel, The Hebrew University of JerusalemDr. R. Shuman, Gentra Systems Inc., Minneapolis, MN.Dr. Y. Plante, Saskatchewan Research Council, Saskatoon.

Organizing committee member for the Canadian Federation of Biological Sciences Annual Meeting, University of Guelph, 1986.

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Together with Dr. R.J. Etches, organized and raised funds (at least US $17,000.00) for the Keystone Symposium "Manipulation of the Avian Genome", March 1991, Lake Tahoe, California (19 international, invited speakers; 117 participants from many countries).

Initiated a newsletter, MAGazine, to foster regular communication between avian biologists in research laboratories and industry who were interested in the development of strategies for the manipulation of the avian genome. First issue, October 1991. Subscribers from many countries.

Organizing committee member (Chair, Registration Committee) for the American Dairy Science Association (ADSA) 92nd. Annual Meeting, held at the University of Guelph, June, 1997.

Organized the OAC Winegard Alumni Visiting Professor Series, held throughout 1999 as part of the celebrations of the 125th anniversary of the Ontario Agricultural College.

TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES

Undergraduate teaching, 1969-86

Department of Biomedical Sciences

a) In the veterinary programme, demonstrated all laboratory classes in Medical Biochemistry (3 sessions of 33 hours each), plus 9 hours in each of Mammalian Urinary System and Mammalian Respiratory System laboratories, 1979-1983.

b) In the non-veterinary programme, demonstrated all laboratory classes in Animal Physiology (2 sessions of 39 hours each), 1979-1982.

c) #40-450 Problems in Genetics (Genetics students doing research in my laboratory). 4 students, 1983 and 1984.

Department of Botany and Genetics

a) Gave a 39-lecture/33-hour laboratory course in Introductory Biology (Fall, 1978) to 146 students. In the Winter Semester, 1979, gave all lectures pertaining to Molecular Genetics in this course.

b) Tutored and organized tutoring in Introductory Genetics very frequently from 1972 to 1979 (usually 3 times per week, at least 2 out of the 3 semesters in the year). Occasionally lectured in this course (especially in the Molecular Biology section).

Department of Microbiology

a) Lectured in Introductory Microbiology, Spring Semester, 1972. (Approximately 18 lectures). b) Demonstrated in laboratory classes of Introductory Microbiology, Bacterial Physiology, and Bacterial

Genetics between 1968 and 1971.

Department of Chemistry

Demonstrated in laboratory classes of Biochemistry frequently from 1969-1974.

Department of Biology, Wilfred Laurier University

Introductory Genetics, 4 hours per week from Sept. 1981 to May 1982.

Undergraduate teaching, 1986-1987

a) #40-306, Quantitative Genetics. Involvement of biotechnology and genetic engineering in quantitative genetics. 3 hours of lectures, 8 hours of lab.

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b) #40-423, Livestock and Poultry Breeding. Application of molecular biology to animal breeding. 1 hour lecture.

c) #10-445, Current Topics in Applied Animal Physiology. Supervized one student: "Involvementof immune system at the maternal-fetal interface, as shown by T cell receptor generearrangements".

d) #85-220, Introduction to Women's Studies. Women in Science. 3 hour lecture/discussion.

Undergraduate teaching, 1987-88

a) #40-306, Quantitative Genetics. 2 hours of lectures, 6 hours of lab.

b) #10-448, Applied Endocrinology. 3 hours of lectures.

c) #10-445, Current Topics in Applied Animal Physiology. Coordinator and supervized one student project in my lab: "DNA fingerprinting in poultry".

d) #40-423, Livestock and Poultry Breeding. 1 hour lecture.

e) #10-303, Poultry Production. 1 hour lecture.

f) #01-160, Agri-Food System II. 1 hour lecture.

Undergraduate teaching, 1988-89

a) #40-306, Quantitative Genetics. 2 hours of lectures, 6 hours of lab.

b) #10-445, Current Topics in Applied Animal Physiology. Coordinated projects for three students.

c) #10-448, Applied Endocrinology. 3 hours of lectures.

d) #01-160, Agri-Food System II. 1 hour lecture.

e) Diploma in Agriculture Director's Hour. 1 hour lecture.

Undergraduate teaching, 1989-90

a) #40-306, Quantitative Genetics. 2 hours of lecture.

b) #10-445, Current Topics in Applied Animal Physiology. Coordinated projects for three students.

Undergraduate teaching, 1990-91

a) #40-306, Quantitative Genetics. 2 hours of lecture.

b) #10-405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. 37 hours of lecture, 22 hours of lab.

c) #10-255, Animal Sciences and Industry. 1 hour lecture.

Undergraduate teaching, 1991-1992

a) #40-306, Quantitative Genetics. 2 hours of lecture.

b) #10-405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. 37 hours of lecture, 22 hours of lab.

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c) #10-255, Animal Sciences and Industry. 1 hour lecture.

Undergraduate teaching, 1992-1993

a) #40-306, Quantitative Genetics. 2 hours of lecture.

b) #10-405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. 37 hours of lecture, 22 hours of lab.

Undergraduate teaching, 1993-1994

a) #40-306, Quantitative Genetics. 2 hours of lecture.

b) #10-405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. 37 hours of lecture, 22 hours of lab.

Undergraduate teaching, 1994-1995

a) #40-306, Quantitative Genetics. 2 hours of lecture.

b) #10-405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. 37 hours of lecture, 22 hours of lab.

c) #40-4511/2, Research Project in Molecular Biology and Genetics. One student (Melissa Kell), 2semesters.

d) #10-445/446, Animal Science Research Project I/II. Coordinated the course, Spring 1995.

Undergraduate teaching, 1995-1996

a) #40-306, Quantitative Genetics. 2 hours of lecture.

b) #10-405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. 37 hours of lecture, 22 hours of lab.

c) #40-4511/2, Research Project in Molecular Biology and Genetics. One student (Tyler Archbold), 2 semesters.

d) #10-445/446, Animal Science Research Project I/II. Coordinated the course, Spring 1995.

e) #91-100, History of Veterinary Medicine. 1 hour of lecture.

Undergraduate teaching, 1996-1997

a) #10-405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. 37 hours of lecture, 22 hours of lab.

b) #10-445/446, Animal Science Research Project I/II. Coordinated the course, Fall 1996 and Spring 1997.

c) #91-100, History of Veterinary Medicine. 1.5 hours of lecture.

d) #10-434, Animal Science Seminar. Winter 1997. 72 contact hours (2 sections).

Undergraduate teaching, 1997-1998

a) #10-405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. 37 hours of lecture, 22 hours of lab.

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b) #10-445/446, Animal Science Research Project I/II. Coordinated the course, Fall 1997 and Spring 1998.

c) #91-100, History of Veterinary Medicine. 1.5 hours of lecture.

d) #10-434, Animal Science Seminar. Winter 1998. 72 contact hours (2 sections).

e) #40-4511/2, Research Project in Molecular Biology and Genetics. One student (Tania Tarn), 2 semesters.

f) Conducted a 2-hr. Workshop on “The Ethics of Cloning: Animals and Humans” (not my title!) for the Dept. Philosophy, for undergraduate students in Professor Karen Wendling’s course and other interested members of the university community.

Undergraduate teaching, 1998-1999

a) #10-434, Animal Science Seminar. Fall 1998. 36 contact hours. 32 students.

b) #01-440 and 01-441, Independent Research. Supervised one student (Heather McDonald), 2 semesters.

c) #40-4512, Research Project in Molecular Biology and Genetics. One student (Gregory Lampard), one semester.

d) #10-434, Animal Science Seminar. Winter 1999. 36 contact hours. 35 students.

e) #01-2352, Animal Production Systems and Industry. Winter 1999. 3 contact hours. 138 students.

Undergraduate teaching, 1999-2000

a) #AGR*440, Independent Research. Fall 1999. 20 contact hours. 20 students.

b) #ANSC*4610, Critical Analysis in Animal Science. Winter 2000. 20 contact hours. 6 students.

c) #ANSC*405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. Winter 2000. 50 contact hours. 45 students.

d) #ANSC*2352, Animal Production Systems and Industry. Winter 2000. 3 contact hours. 154 students.

Undergraduate teaching, 2000-2001 (NOTE: Administrative leave for this year)

a) #ANSC*405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. Fall 2000. 59 contact hours. 16 students.

b) #ANSC*2352, Animal Production Systems and Industry. Fall 2000. 2 contact hours.

Undergraduate teaching, 2001-2002

a) #ANSC*405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. Fall 2001. 59 contact hours. 35 students.

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b) #ANSC*2352, Animal Production Systems and Industry. Fall 2001. 1 contact hour.

Undergraduate teaching, 2002-2003

a) #ANSC*405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. Fall 2002. 60 contact hours. 41 students.

b) #AGR*440, Independent Research. Fall 2002. 8 contact hours. 1 student.

Undergraduate teaching, 2003-2004

a) #ANSC*405, Recombinant DNA in Animal Science. Fall 2003. 60 contact hours. 60 students.

b) #AGR*250, Field Trip in International Agriculture. Winter 2004. 10-day field trip to Costa Rica plus 30 contact hours. 20 students.

Additional responsibilities with undergraduate students:

Faculty advisor for 12 undergraduate students in the Animal Science and Animal Biology programs, counselling the students regarding the course curriculum and personal matters for their entire undergraduate program at Guelph (effectively for 1993-1994).

Consultant on the Roster of Consultants, University of Guelph, since 1994. Organized by the Student Leadership Program to help student groups.

September, 1996, 1997, 1998 - acted as a facilitator in the Summer Reading Program for the Office of First Year Studies. Led a discussion on the topic of Freedom of Expression with a group of approximately 30 first year students with animal science/DVM interests.

Presented a session on Course evaluations, including standardization, how to administer, how to interpret results, computerizing data, and reviewing the usefulness of the evaluation. In the Diploma Program Instructors’ Conference, April 28-30, 1998, Arboretum Centre, University of Guelph.

Acted as a panellist in two sessions of the START program, July 13 and 30 th, 1998, speaking to parents of new students about the transition and life changes that parents undergo when their children go to university.

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Graduate teaching, 1979-86

a) #9806590, Biological Applications of Radioactive Nuclides (with Dr. G.A. Robinson). Annually.

b) #9806580, Special Problems in Biomedical Science (taught this as "Molecular Aspects of Selected Events in Development"). 1983 and 1984.

c) #9806600, Cell Form and Function - coordinated this in 1984, participated in 1982, 1983, 1986.

d) #9806160, Cell Biology, and #9806130, Developmental Biology - participated 1979-1982.

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Graduate teaching, 1986-1987

a) #9806590, Biological Applications of Radioactive Nuclides (with Dr. G.A. Robinson). 16 hours of lectures, 8 hours of lab, for AMG.

b) #10-624, Review of Literature in Quantitative Genetics and Animal Breeding. Molecular Genetics section. 4 hours.

c) #9806600, Cell Form and Function in Medical Sciences. Use of recombinant DNA techniques in cell form and function. 4 hours.

d) #9806550, Hormonal Steroids. Molecular aspects of steroid hormone action. 2 hours.

e) #9806200, Carcinogenesis. Oncogenes and growth factors. 2 hours.

Graduate teaching, 1987-1988

a) #9806590, Biological Applications of Radioactive Nuclides (with Dr. G.A. Robinson). 16 hours of lectures, 8 hours of lab, for AMG.

b) #10-645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. 36 hours.

c) #9806600, Cell Form and Function in Medical Sciences. Use of recombinant DNA techniques. 4 hours.

Graduate teaching, 1988-89

a) #9806590, Biological Applications of Radioactive Nuclides. 30 hours of lectures, 8 hours of lab, for AMG.

b) #10-645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. 36 hours.

c) #10-624, Animal Breeding Literature. Genome mapping. 4 hours.

d) #10-660, Graduate Seminar. Coordinator of course (seminars given by graduating students.

e) Introduction to University Teaching for Graduate Students. Leadership and Learning in Laboratories module. 4 hours.

Graduate teaching, 1989-90

a) #9806590, Biological Applications of Radioactive Nuclides (with Dr. G.A. Robinson). 16 hours of lectures, 4 hours of lab, for AMG.

b) #10-645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. 36 hours.

c) #10-660, Graduate Seminar. Coordinator as for 1988-9.

d) Introduction to University Teaching for Graduate Students. Leadership and Learning in Laboratories module. 4 hours.

Graduate teaching, 1990-91

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a) #9806590, Biological Applications of Radioactive Nuclides (with Dr. G.A. Robinson). 16 hours of lectures, 4 hours of lab, for AMG.

b) #10-660, Graduate Seminar. Coordinator as for 1988-9.

c) #9806600, Cell Form and Function in Medical Sciences. Use of recombinant DNA techniques. 4 hours.

Organized a poster Workshop for 25 graduate students, A Step by Step Guide to Effective Poster Design, with Teaching Support Services.

Graduate teaching, 1991-1992

a) #9806590, Biological Applications of Radioactive Nuclides (with Dr. G.A. Robinson). 16 hours of lectures, 4 hours of lab, for AMG.

b) #10-660, Graduate Seminar. Coordinator for the Fall 1991 semester.

c) #10-645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. 36 hours.

Graduate teaching, 1992-1993

Courses not offered.

Graduate teaching, 1993-1994

a) #10-660, Graduate Seminar. Coordinator for the Fall 1993 semester.

b) #10-645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. 36 hours.

Graduate teaching, 1994-1995

a) #10-660, Graduate Seminar. Coordinator for the Fall 1994 semester.

b) #10-645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. 36 hours.

Graduate teaching, 1995-1996

a) #10-660, Graduate Seminar. Coordinator for the Fall 1995 semester.

b) #10-645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. 36 hours.

Graduate teaching, 1996-1997

a) #10-660, Graduate Seminar, Coordinator for the Winter and Spring 1997 semesters.

Graduate teaching, 1997-1998

f) #10-660, Graduate Seminar, Coordinator for the Winter and Spring 1998 semesters.

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g) #10-645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. 24 hours.

Graduate teaching, 1998-1999

a) #10-660, Graduate Seminar, Coordinator for the Winter (11) and Spring (8) 1999 semesters.

b) #10-645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. 24 hours.

Graduate teaching, 1999-2000

a) #ANSC*660, Graduate Seminar, Coordinator for the Fall 1999 semester. 13 students.

b) #ANSC*645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. Winter, 2000. 4 students.

Graduate teaching, 2000-2001 (NOTE: Administrative Leave for this year)

a) #ANSC*645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. Winter, 2001. 2 students.

Graduate teaching, 2001-2002

#ANSC*645, Topics in Animal Biotechnology. Winter 2002. 3 students (with Dr. Li).

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Teaching manuals

Gibbins, A.M.V., and G.A. Robinson. Biological Applications of Radioactive Nuclides. A 128-page, detailed text for the Graduate Course, #9806590, available through the University of Guelph Bookstore. Dr. Robinson and I compiled the first draft of this manual in 1989, and modified it each year to its final form in 1992. There is no other comprehensive text available of its type, and we had made preliminary arrangements for its publication by Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford. Dr. Robinson died unexpectedly in 1992; although the initial impetus to publish the book came from me, I did not publish the manual because of the rapidly declining use of radionuclides at this juncture.

Additional teaching/supervisory experience

Summer students

15 summer students have worked in my laboratory since 1982, one of them repeatedly. Two of the students in 1985 had NSERC Summer Studentships, as had one in 1986.

Other students

1982-84. Supervised 2 Co-op high school students in my laboratory. 1983 to date Supervised 7 Ontario Work Study students in my laboratory.

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OTHER UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES

University committees

1983 - Radiation Safety Committee- Committee to study proposed Graduate Centre for Molecular and Cell Biology.

1984 - Radiation Safety Committee.

1985 - Radiation Safety Committee. - Animal Biotechnology Centre, executive committee member. - Search Committee, NSERC/Semex Chair in Animal Biotechnology. Search Committee, NSERC/Semex Junior Chair in Animal Biotechnology.

1986 - Radiation Safety Committee.- Animal Biotechnology Centre, executive committee member. - Search Committee, NSERC/Semex Chair in Animal Biotechnology.- Search Committee, NSERC/Semex Junior Chair in Animal Biotechnology.- Organising and Budget Committee for 29th. Annual Meeting of Canadian

Federation of Biological Societies, Guelph.

1987 - Radiation Safety Committee. - Animal Biotechnology Centre, executive committee member. - Search Committee, NSERC/Semex Junior Chair in Animal Biotechnology. - Chair, Nomination Committee for appointment of New Director, Animal Biotechnology Centre.

1988 - Animal Biotechnology Centre, executive committee member.

1989 - Animal Biotechnology Centre, executive committee member- Employment Equity Advisory Committee

1990 - Senate- Board of Graduate Studies (Liaison and Programs Standing committees).- Employment Equity Advisory Committee (particularly involved in developing policies relating to childbirth and the post delivery period for male and female employees).

1991 - Senate- Board of Graduate Studies (Liaison and Programs Standing committees).- Employment Equity Advisory Committee- Chaired International Studies Option ad hoc subcommittee of Board of Graduate Studies- Study Abroad and Exchange Programs subcommittee of Board of Undergraduate Studies.- Chaired ad hoc committee to develop guidelines for the reasonable accommodation during P & T deliberations of faculty who bear children or accept primary responsibility for family care while trying to establish their academic careers.

(Sabbatical leave, January to August, 1992)

1992 - Senate- Board Of Graduate Studies (Calendar and Awards Standing committees).- Chaired ad hoc subcommittee of Board of Graduate Studies that developed guidelines for

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teacher training of graduate students in response to the Smith Commission Report.

- Study Abroad and Exchange Programs subcommittee of Board of Undergraduate Studies.

1993 - Senate- Board of Graduate Studies (Programs and Awards Standing Committees; Chair of Awards Committee)- Study Abroad and Exchange Programs subcommittee of Board of Undergraduate Studies.

1994 - Senate- Board of Graduate Studies (Chair of the Calendar and Programs Standing Committee; member of the Executive)- Study Abroad and Exchange Programs subcommittee of Board of Undergraduate Studies.- Member of the President's Committee to Review Central Administration- Member of Review Committee of Associate Dean of Graduate Studies- Member of Search Committee for Dean, Ontario Veterinary College- Member of Search Committee for Provost and Vice-President, Academic- Founding member of the Animal Science Council- Member of the ad hoc Committee on Maintenance and Repair of University

Research and Teaching Equipment (of the Academic Council)

- Member of the Employment Equity Joint Coordinating Committee

1995 - Senate- Senate Committee on University Planning (SCUP)- Senate Research Board- Member of review Committee for the Chair, Sociology and Anthropology- Member of the Employment Equity Joint Coordinating Committee

1996 - Senate- Senate Committee on University Planning (SCUP)- Member of the Joint Committee on Intellectual property (to develop a policy on

Intellectual Property)- Member of the Joint UGSA/Management Redeployment Committee to resolve

issues of UGSA members whose positions were made redundant (by CSR)

- Member of the Egg Utilization Research Committee, established by the Vice-President Research to oversee the work of Dr. Mine, Food Science

- Member of the Employment Equity Joint Coordinating Committee

1997 - Member of the Board of Governors of the University of Guelph- Member of Board of Governors Physical Resources and Property Committee- Senate- Senate Committee on University Planning (SCUP)- Member of the Joint UGSA/Management Redeployment Committee to resolve

issues of UGSA members whose positions were made redundant (by Enhanced

Partnership)- Member of the Egg Utilization Research Committee (Dr. Mine)- Member of the University/Professional Staff Association Joint Committee- Member of the Search Committee for the Director, School of Fine Art and Music

1998 - Member of the Board of Governors of the University of Guelph- Member of Board of Governors Physical Resources and Property Committee

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- Senate- Senate Committee on University Planning (SCUP)- Member of the Egg Utilization Research Committee (Dr. Mine)- Member of the University/Professional Staff Association Joint Committee- Member of Review Committee of the Dean, Ontario Veterinary College

1999 - Member of the Board of Governors of the University of Guelph- Member of Board of Governors Physical Resources and Property Committee- Senate- Member of the Joint UGSA/Management Redeployment Committee- Member of the Search Committee for the Chair, CIS- Member of the Food Systems Biotechnology Centre Executive- Managed the building of the Gamete Manipulation Laboratories- Presented case study in Administrative Development Course for Chairs and

Directors

2000 - Administrative Leave, June 1, 2000, for one year (still on FSBC Exec.)

2001 - Senate- Senate Research Committee- Chair of Joint Faculty Policies Committee (JFPC)- Member of the Food Systems Biotechnology Centre Executive- Member of the Accessibility Committee (for disabled persons)

2002 - Senate- Member of the Senate Committee on University Planning (SCUP)- Chair of JFPC- Member of the Search Committee for the Chair, Food Science- Member of the Food Systems Biotechnology Centre Executive- Member of the Accessibility Committee

2003 -Senate-Chair of JFPC-Chair of The Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities Advisory Committee

College committees

1983 - OVC Awards Committee

1984 - OVC Awards Committee - Interviews (35) for candidates to pre-veterinary programme. - Biotechnology Development Program Committee, CBS/OVC.

1985 - OVC Awards Committee

- Interviews (30) for candidates to pre-veterinary programme. - OVC Animal Biotechnology Committee.

1986 - OVC Animal Biotechnology Committee.

1991 - OAC Dean's Council committee New Technology and Its Ethical Implications.

(Sabbatical leave, January to August, 1992)

1992 - OAC Graduate Awards Committee

1993 - OAC Graduate Awards Committee

1994 - OAC Dean's Council (from April 1994)

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1995 - Acting Dean (July 10 to August 10)- OAC Committee on Teaching Excellence

1998 - OAC 125th Planning Committee

1999 - Acting Dean (one week, Feb. ‘00)

2000 - Administrative Leave, June 1, 2000, for one year

2001 - Acting Dean (2 weeks)- Organized college visit for Dr. Syamsuddin Hasan (SEAMEO-Jasper Fellow, from

Indonesia)

Department committees

1986 - Search Committee, Molecular Geneticist, Animal and Poultry Science.

1987 - Search Committee, Molecular Geneticist (second position), Animal and Poultry Science. - Space Committee, APS. - Promotion and Tenure Committee, APS.

1988 - Acting Chair for 7 weeks- Promotion and Tenure Committee- Graduate Program Committee- ad hoc committee to study Alternative Administrative Structure- Departmental Seminar co-ordinator (almost every week for about 9 months)

1989 - Promotion and Tenure Committee- Graduate Program Committee- Departmental Seminar Coordinator (as above)

1990 - Graduate Program Committee- Departmental Seminar Coordinator (as above)

1991 - Graduate Program Committee- Departmental Seminar Coordinator (as above)

(Sabbatical leave, January to August, 1992)

1992 - Graduate Coordinator (Chair of Graduate Program Committee; 85 - 90 graduatestudents; responsible for coordinating all advertizing, applications, admissions,

progress,examinations and awards; personal counselling; maintenance of departmental

entry inGraduate Calendar, etc.) - Department Advisory Council

1993 - Graduate Coordinator (as above)- Department Advisory Council- Supervisor of the Departmental Laboratory Technical Staff and the Department Central Analytical Facility

1994 - Chair (from April, 1994)(Administrative Leave, June 1, 2000, for one year)

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PEER REVIEWS

Granting councils

Member of the Selection Committee for the Agriculture Agri-Food Canada/NSERC Research Partnership Support Program, January 1996-1998.

Member of the NSERC Strategic Projects Panel A (Biotechnology), January 1996-1998 (Chair of the Animal Biotechnology Panel A in 1997).Member of the Multidisciplinary Assessment Committee for evaluating applications to the Institutional Innovation Fund (Canada Foundation for Innovation) for less than $350K. CFI is an independent corporation established by the Government of Canada to strengthen Canadian capability for research through investment in research infrastructure. Reviewed 70 proposals in the first round of the competition, then asked to review proposals on an ongoing basis for the lifetime of the competition as a member of the so-called Virtual College of Reviewers.

Ad hoc manuscript (books, papers), grant proposal and promotion reviews

Numerous manuscripts for a variety of journals, regularly since 1982.

Numerous grant applications annually forNSERC Operating GrantsNSERC Strategic GrantsNSERC URF GrantsNSERC/Agricultural Canada Research Partnership Support ProgramUSDA Animal Molecular GeneticsUSDA Animal Molecular BiologyUSDA Mechanisms of Animal Growth and DevelopmentUSDA Molecular and Cellular Basis of Animal DiseaseUSDA Animal ScienceUSDA Small Business Innovation Research ProgramAgricultural and Food Research Council, U.K.Atlantic Poultry Research InstituteDairy Bureau of CanadaThomas F. and Kate Miller Jeffress Memorial Trust, Virginia, U.S.A.Hong Kong Research Council

Several reviews of proposals for books, for CRC Press, Boca Raton.

Promotion (to Associate Professor, Professor, and Senior Scientific Officer) and tenure deliberations for faculty and research scientists in the USA, Canada, Israel and the UK.

Reviewed the Development and Reproductive Biology of Farm Animals programs of the Roslin Institute, Edinburgh, Scotland, for the United Kingdom Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), 1997.

External assessor for the Agrobiotechnology Division, Institute of Biology, University of Malaya, 1999-2002.

Conducted a Systemic Programme Review of the Department of Animal Science, University of Saskatchewan, together with Dr. Gary Cromwell, Dept. Animal Sciences, Univ. Kentucky. March 6-8, 2000.

Member of the USDA Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service external review team of the research, extension and academic programs in the Department of Animal Science, Iowa State University, April 21-25, 2003.

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EXTERNAL ACTIVITIES

Interaction with high school students and teachers

1982 to 1994. Judge at annual Waterloo-Wellington Science and Engineering Fairs and at a Canada-wide Fair (University of Waterloo).

Numerous sessions since 1979, including, more recently:

- Exeter High School students (OAC Liaison), University of Guelph, December, 1988. Two sessions.

- Guelph Interaction Conference, February, 1989. Two sessions.- Campus Days, University of Guelph, March, 1989. Two sessions.

- Gifted Secondary School students, University of Guelph, May, 1989.

- York Region Board of Education Professional Development Day, Markham, November, 1989.

- Science and Society Days (OAC Liaison for high school students), University of Guelph, December 1989.

- Brampton Teachers Professional Development Day (OAC Liaison), University of Guelph, February, 1990.

- Towards 2000, Professional Development Day for Wellington County Board of Education teachers, University of Guelph, April 1990, and May 1991, "Women and Achievement".

- Collingwood Collegiate Institute, May, 1990. Whole day at high school. Lectured to school and then to different groups of senior biology students.

- Guelph Collegiate and Vocational Institute. Lectured on Science and Society to OAC students, September, 1990.

- Simcoe County Board of Education, October 19 and November 16, 1990, at Barrie. Lectured to several hundred OAC biology students.

- Second Annual Summer Institute, "Agriculture in the Classroom", August, 1991, Guelph (organized by OMAF for teachers). Spoke on "Issues in Agriculture" - Science and Society.

- Growing Together, Agriculture in the Classroom Conference, Royal Winter Fair, November, 1991, for Metro Toronto and region educators. "New technology in agriculture, and society".

- Update '96, Professional Development Program for secondary school teachers, guidance counsellors and school administrators, April, 1996. "Molecular marvels in animal agriculture."

- St. Joan of Arc Catholic High School Grade 11 students and biology teachers - gave them a 60 minute workshop on animal biotechnology, and a tour, University of Guelph, November 1996 and 1997.

- P.A.G.E.S.: Promoting awareness - Girls in Engineering and Science. July 9-11, 1998, University of Guelph - for girls in Grades 7 and 8. Was a panellist in the Saturday morning discussion session.

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- 4-H International Conference, November, 1998 and 1999, University of Guelph. Conducted workshops on “Application of Genetic Engineering to Animal Production Systems”.

- Science and Engineering Night. November 10, 1999, University of Guelph. For high school students and parents - was a panelist in the “Women in Science and Engineering” panel.

1992-4 - by invitation, contributed articles on molecular biology to Crucible, the magazine of the Science Teachers' Association of Ontario.

Extension presentations

1986 to date. Frequent presentations to:

Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing BoardOntario Poultry CouncilOntario Milk Marketing BoardPoultry Industry Centre

Egg producers, Strathroy, Ontario, for the Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board, 1989. "Egg yolk protein manipulation in poultry". Also "Layers of tomorrow" at Arkona and Atwood, 1995, 1999.

CAAB Team Project meeting, Guelph, November, 1989. "Marker-assisted selection in cattle".

Extension publications

- Guelph Dairy Research Report

1987:N.L. Campbell and A.M. Gibbins, "Construction of diagnostic probes for virulent Ureaplasma spp. in bovine semen and embryos".D.J. Muysson, A.M. Gibbins and C.W. Forsberg, "Genetic manipulation of the rumen bacterium Bacteroides succinogenes to enhance fibre digestion in cattle".

1988:D.J. Muysson, W.R. Lawrence, A.M. Gibbins and C.W. Forsberg, "Genetic manipulation of rumen bacteria to enhance fibre digestion in cattle".D.J. Muysson and A.M. Gibbins, "The manipulation of milk content by recombinant DNA techniques".

1989:D.J. Muysson, A.M. Gibbins and C.W. Forsberg, "Cloning of genes coding for D-xylose isomerase in the rumen bacterium Bacteroides ruminicola".R.A. van Vliet, A.M. Gibbins and J.S. Walton, "Livestock embryo sexing: a review of current methods, with emphasis on Y-specific DNA probes".N.L. Campbell, A.M. Gibbins and H.L Ruhnke, "Cloning and expression of genes from virulent and avirulent strains of the bovine pathogen Ureaplasma diversum".

- The Centre for the Genetic Improvement of Livestock Annual Research Report

1987:

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D.J. Muysson, A.M. Gibbins, C.W. Forsberg, "Genetic manipulation of the rumen bacterium, Bacteroides succinogenes, to enhance fibre digestion in cattle".

1988:C.M. Forsberg and A.M. Gibbins, "Isolation of the 5' region of the Japanese quail major egg yolk protein gene by recombinant DNA techniques".D.J. Muysson and A.M. Gibbins, "An evaluation of the manipulation of milk content by recombinant DNA techniques".Guodong, Liu and A.M. Gibbins, "DNA fingerprinting in poultry to assess relatedness between individuals".C.L. Brazolot and A.M. Gibbins, "Construction of a truncated egg yolk protein gene for testing transgenic systems in poultry".K.F.T. Copeland and A.M. Gibbins, "DNA modification related to egg yolk protein production in poultry".D.J. Muysson, A.M. Gibbins, and C.W. Forsberg, "The cloning of genes from the rumen bacterium, Bacteroides ruminicola, in a program to enhance fibre digestion in cattle".W.R. Lawrence, A.M. Gibbins and C.W. Forsberg, "The design of a shuttle vector to allow transfer of cloned genes into rumen bacteria to enhance fibre digestion in cattle".R.A. van Vliet, A.M. Gibbins and J.S. Walton, "Y-specific DNA probes: a new method for livestock embryo sexing".N.L. Campbell, A.M. Gibbins and H.L. Ruhnke, "A molecular genetic analysis of Ureaplasma diversum strains implicated in bovine reproductive, urinary, and respiratory tract disease".

1991:A. Saefuddin, J.P. Gibson, C. Smith and A.M. Gibbins, "Population with transgene under selection: a simulation study".

1993:C.J. Otieno, J.S. Walton and A.M. Verrinder Gibbins, "Expression of the gene encoding a luteinizing hormone-like substance in bovine conceptuses."

2000:A.M. Gibbins, “Transgenic chickens lay future benefits.”

- Canada Poultryman December, 1987: Why don't roosters make egg yolk?

June, 1989: Do birds have fingerprints?June, 1991: Finding your way around a chicken.March, 1995: Genetic engineering to produce novel products in eggs.

- Ontario Milk ProducerJanuary, 1990: Genetically-engineered milk (changed by the journal to "Mice research presages future cows"!!).March, 1992: Gene research helps breeding strategies.June, 1993: Mapping genes in dairy cattle.

- OMAF "Highlights"September, 1990: Poultry genetics by the year 2000. (R.J. Etches, J.N. Petitte, C.L. Brazolot and A.M. Gibbins)

- OMAFRA "Agrifood Research in Ontario"June, 1996 (special issue, Agri-food biotechnology): Chickens as bioreactors.

- World Poultry-Misset

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Volume 10, pp.62-65, 1994: Novel products from genetic engineering of eggs.

- Lohmann Information International, a publication of Lohmann Tierzucht. No. 21, pp. 3-6, 1998, by invitation: Genetically-engineered poultry (Ann M. Verrinder Gibbins and Jan Losos).

- Nuggets (University of Guelph/OMAFRA Poultry Program newsletter)Fall,1998: Their goal: antibiotic eggs from transgenic chickens.

External committees and other activities

By invitation, member of:

_ Canadian (North American) representative to the NATO Science Council Life Sciences and Technology Committee, 2000-2004, and Chair of the committee for the fourth year. Two or three visits to NATO Headquarters in Brussels for each of 5 years for meetings with about 14 delegates, each from a different country. Also visited Tbilisi (Georgia), Kiev (the Ukraine), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Yerevan (Armenia) with the committee in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004, respectively.

_ Appointed Panel Chair of the USDA ARS (Agricultural Research Service) National Program 101 Peer Review Program for the area “Genetics, Genomics and Germplasm”. The panel reviewed for quality 20 of the 40 animal-related programs conducted nation-wide at USDA research stations. Gibbins selected the panel members and oversaw the entire review process, which included meetings of the panel in Beltsville, MD, in April 2002. This was a large undertaking - Gibbins recorded 229 formal hours of work between October, 2001, and August, 2002.

_ Member of the Panel of Experts on Animal Husbandry of Livestock Animals derived from Biotechnology (1999 - ) (Canadian Agri-Food Research Council, CARC).

_ Member of the Expert Committee on Animal Genomics, Genetic Resources and Reproduction (ECAGGRR) (1999- ) (CARC).

- CARC nominee to the Canadian Biotechnology Advisory Committee; on reserve list (1999- ).

- Member of the Steering Committee for The Agricultural Biotechnology International Conference held in Toronto, June 2000 (ABIC 2000).

- USDA Cooperative Regional Project NC 168, "Advanced Technologies for the Genetic Improvement of Poultry" (1988 - 1990, and 1995 to date - expenses paid to attend meetings and present my research group's work).

- USDA Cooperative Regional Project NCR 150 "Animal biotechnology" (1990 - 1991).Participated in NCR 150 meeting "Mapping Domestic Animal Genomes", University of Illinois, April, 1990, to plan strategy for obtaining funds for such research.

- International Advisory Board of the Asian Network for Biotechnology in Animal Production and Health (ANBAPH).

- Speakers' Bureau for the Agri-Food Network, a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing awareness of the agriculture and food system in Ontario. For example, was invited to give a presentation (Biotechnology and the Food System) and participate in the Issues Management Worksop, Ontario Agricultural Museum, March, 1994.

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- Biotechnology Judging Committee for the annual Canadian Advanced Technology Association (CATA) Scholarships (from the inception in 1994 to 1999).

- OMAFRA Ontario Animal Research and Services Committee (OASCC) 1994-2004.

- Honorary Chair of the International Union for Transgenic Animal Production (founded in China, 1996).

- Member of a mission to Beihai, Guangxi Province, southern China, to advise on agricultural development, July, 1995.

Radio:- Interviewed by Jill Eisen, Producer of "Ideas", CBC Radio. Broadcast in February,

1994.- Live on Maritime Noon, CBC Halifax. February, 1994.- Was one of 4 invited participants in the 25th anniversary program of the CBC radio

program Quirks and Quarks (we were asked to predict the state of affairs in our fields in 25 years’ time), Toronto, Ontario, October, 2000.

Television:- Advisor for TVOntario and YTV on animal biotechnology - on a continual basis,

provide background material and assist in filming at the University of Guelph, including being interviewed on camera. (See also invited appearance/involvement in a TVO/PBS 2-hr. program, under "Invited Conference Presentations".) Appear 2-3 times annually in other programs, e.g. Foodessence (Life Channel), Town and Country, etc. Interviewed for ABC News and ABC youth programs.

Newspapers, magazines:- Interviewed frequently about animal biotechnology - for example, most recently (in

2000 and 2001), articles based mainly on my input were published in “The Economist”, “The New York Times”, and “Genetic Engineering News”, and in two national news magazines in Germany.

Science societies

Member of numerous science societies since 1968.Editorial Board member: Animal Biotechnology, 1998 to dateAssistant Editor: Canadian Journal of Animal Science, 1994-6.

Poultry Science, 1994-2000.Molecular Biology and Reproduction, 1999- .

Consulting activity

1997 - to date Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of AviGenics, Inc., Athens, Georgia (Corporate office, Menlo Park, California), a company formed to make transgenic birds of commercial value (employs two of my former graduate students).

1997-98 Scientific Advisor to The Missyplicity Project, San Francisco, California, a company formed initially to clone specific dogs for the disabled (was involved in selecting the scientific group that conducted the program).

Wrote a 14,000 word report for the Canadian Food Inspection Agency: “Transgenic animal products as foodstuffs”. Submitted October, 1997.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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1984. Attended a 3-week intensive course on DNA sequencing techniques taught by Dr. Alan Bankier, University of Cambridge, in the Program in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

1987. Spent 6 weeks studying advanced recombinant DNA techniques in the laboratory of Dr. G. AB, Groningen University, The Netherlands (using a NATO Collaborative Research Grant). Since then, Dr. AB and I and our graduate students have visited each other's laboratories on several occasions.

1992. Sabbatical leave in the laboratory of Dr. M.J. Evans, The Wellcome Trust/Cancer Research Campaign Institute of Cancer and Developmental Biology and the Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge, England, January to August, inclusive.

1996. Participated in the Training Program for Department Chairs & Directors of Schools, University of Guelph, August 13/14.

Attended the SkillPath Seminars workshop "Managing multiple projects, objectives and deadlines", Kitchener, Ontario, August 21, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

1997. Attended the SkillPath Seminars workshop “Conflict management skills for women”, Kitchener, Ontario, February 19, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Attended the Staff Development Program session “Leadership & Motivational Skills”, University of Guelph, April 15, 9 a.m.-4.30 p.m.

Attended the SkillPath Seminars workshop “How to think outside the box”, Kitchener, Ontario, April 18, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

1998. Attended the Staff Development Program session “Supervisor & Manager Due Diligence”, University of Guelph, May 8, 8.30 a.m.-noon.

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