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CURRICULUM VITAE

NAME: Michael Scott Davis, DVM MS PhD Dipl ACVIM ACVSMR

ADDRESS: Department of Physiological Sciences

264 McElroy Hall

Stillwater, OK 74078

405-744-8172

[email protected]

EDUCATION AND DEGREES: Undergraduate: Texas A&M University, 1981 - 1984

Course of Study: Biomedical Science

Degree: None

Graduate: Texas A&M University, 1985 - 1988

Course of Study: Veterinary Medicine

Degree: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Graduate: Virginia Polytechnic and State University, 1992 - 1995

Course of Study: Equine Internal Medicine

Degree: Masters of Science

Thesis: Clinical Measurement of Gas Exchange Indices in the Standing Horse

Graduate: Johns Hopkins University, 1995 - 1999

Course of Study: Respiratory Physiology

Degree: PhD

Dissertation: The Effects of Repeated Hyperventilation with Unconditioned Air on Canine

Peripheral Airways

SPECIALTY BOARD CERTIFICATION: American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine – Large Animal

American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation – Equine

AWARDS: Sigma Xi Young Investigator Award (2004)

Pfizer Award for Research Excellence (2005)

Oscar Schalm Endowed Lecturer, University of California-Davis (2005)

Regents Distinguished Research Award, Oklahoma State University (2008)

Oxley Endowed Chair in Equine Sports Medicine (2008)

ACVIM Hero in Medicine (2009)

Zoetis Award for Research Excellence (2016)

EMPLOYMENT:

Department of Physiological Sciences, Center for Veterinary Health Sciences, Oklahoma State

University

Assistant Professor, 1998 – 2003

Associate Professor, 2003 – 2008

Professor and Oxley Endowed Chair in Equine Sports Medicine, 2008 – present

Center for Veterinary Medicine, Food and Drug Administration

Veterinary Medical Officer, 1998

Division of Physiology, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore Maryland

NIH Postdoctoral Fellow 1995-1998

Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center, Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary

Medicine, Leesburg, Virginia

Resident in Internal Medicine 1992 - 1995

McDonald Equine Center, Sterling City, Texas

Resident veterinarian 1990 -1992

Equine Veterinary Services, Houston, Texas

Associate veterinarian 1988 - 1989

COMPETITIVELY FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTS: Evaluation of clinical methods of pulmonary function assessment in the standing horse: Murray

MJ, Davis MS, Donaldson LL, Furr MO

SOURCE: Clinical Initiatives Grant, Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary

Medicine, 1993-1995

Total Budget: $1,854

Evaluation of clinical measurements of pulmonary gas exchange efficiency in the horse: Murray

MJ, Davis MS, Donaldson LL, Furr MO

SOURCE: Paul Mellon Equine Research Fund, 1993-1995


Lower respiratory disease in Thoroughbred racehorses: Quantifying lung dysfunction and

response to treatment: Murray MJ, Davis MS, Fregin GF, Donaldson LL, Furr MO

SOURCE: Chrysler Corp Triple Crown Awards, 1995-1996


Hyperpnea-induced airway injury in horses: Davis MS, Freed AN, Murray MJ, Donaldson LL

SOURCE: Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation, 1997


Effects of repeated dry air challenge on canine peripheral airways: Davis MS

SOURCE: NIH-NHLBI Individual NRSA, 1997-1998


Pathogenic Mechanisms in Exercise-Induced Asthma: Davis MS

SOURCE: OCAST Health Research Programs, 1999-2002


Hyperpnea-induced airway injury in horses: Davis MS

SOURCE: Thoroughbred Charities of America, 1998-2002


Effect of laser staphlectomy on soft palate function in brachycephalic dogs: Davidson EB,

Campbell G, Davis MS, Bartels K.

SOURCE: Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine Seed Grant, 1999

Total Budget: $12,000.

Detection of Bovine Respiratory Disease Complex Susceptibility using Markers of Oxidative

Stress: Step DL, Confer A, Davis MS, Kirkpatrick J, Wyckoff J.

SOURCE: Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station, 1999

Total Budget: $22,160.

Expired Breath Ethane as a Marker of Gastrointestinal Reperfusion Injury. Davis MS, Risby TR,

Mandsager RE, Major MA, Hague BR.

SOURCE: Morris Animal Foundation, 2001-2004


Scintigraphic Evaluation of Exercise-Induced Airway Mucosal Injury. Davis MS, Blaik MA,

Foster WM

SOURCE: Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station, 2001-2003


Effects of Unconditioned Air on Equine Peripheral Airways. Davis MS, Marlin DM, Malayer J

SOURCE: USDA-CREES, 2002-2004


Animal Models of Exercise-Induced Airway Disease. Davis MS, Marlin DM, Malayer J, Nelson

SL, Payton ME

SOURCE: NIH, 2002-2005


Effect of Strenuous Exercise on Gastrointestinal Permeability. Davis MS, Willard MD,

Mandsager RE, Hinchcliff KW

SOURCE: DARPA/DOD, 2002-2003


Effects of subclinical intoxication with anticholinesterases on pulmonary mechanical properties

and susceptibility to acute asthma. Davis MS, Pope CN, Williamson KK

SOURCE: Oklahoma State University Presidential Challenge Grants, 2003-2006

Total Budget: $75,000 (PROGRAM CANCELLED DUE TO BUDGET SHORTFALLS)

Pathophysiology and Biomarkers of Sustained Exertion Disease Syndromes. Davis MS,

Hinchcliff KW, Willard MD, Holbrook TC, McKenzie E, Williamson KK

SOURCE: Defense Sciences Office, DARPA 2003-2005

Total Budget: $1,466,608

Oxidative Stress in Racehorses. Davis MS, Holbrook TC, Williamson KK, McKenzie EC

SOURCE: Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station, 2003-2004


NCRR Training Grant for Veterinary Students in Research. Davis MS, Malayer JR, Ownby CL

Source: National Institutes of Health National Center for Research Resources 2004-2007


Eicosanoids in Cold-Induced Airway Mucosal Injury. Davis MS, Costa LRR.

Source: Research Advisory Committee, Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary

Medicine 2004-2005


Confidential. Hinchcliff K, Davis MS, McKenzie EC.

Source: Rosetta Inpharmatics LLC, 2004

Total Budget: Confidential

Membrane Damage Due To Oxidative Stress From Prolonged Exercise As A Potential

Mechanism Promoting Gastric Erosions: A Pilot Study To Define “Burned Membrane

Syndrome”. Bibus D, Phinney S, Davis MS

Source: International Federation of Sleddog Sports 2005


Metabolic strategy for fatigue resistance during extended exercise. Davis MS, Williamson KK,

Malayer JR

Source: Research Advisory Committee, Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary

Medicine 2005-2006


Cold Air-Induced Airway Inflammation and Immunosuppression in Horses. Davis MS, Ritchey

JR, Malayer JR, Williamson KK, Holbrook TC

Source: Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station, 2005-2007


Efficacy of famotidine for the prevention of stress-induced gastric ulcers. Davis MS, Willard

MD, Williamson KK

Source: ACVIM Foundation, 2006-2007


Mechanism of exercise-induced airway immunosuppression in horses. Davis MS, Buechner-

Maxwell V, Williamson KK

Source: ACVIM Foundation, 2006-2008


Centennial Scholars Predoctoral Training Grant. Davis MS, Malayer JR, Confer A, Fulton R



Oklahoma NASA-EPSCoR Travel Grant. Davis MS

Source: Oklahoma EPSCoR, 2006

Total Budget: $800

Field Laboratory for the Study of Fatigue-Resistance. Davis MS

Source: Defense University Research Instrumentation Program, 2007


Predicting Health and Disease. Davis MS

Source: DARPA-DSO (Subcontract through SRI International), 2007-2008

Total Budget: $144,227 (Parent contract revoked prior to completion of project)

Gastroprotective Effect of a Novel Salt Supplement for Horses. Davis MS

Source: Technology Business Assessment Group, Oklahoma State University, 2007-2008


Non-Invasive Measurement of Fluid Compartments using Bioelectrical Impedance Analyzer.

Davis MS

Source: Coldwater Cattle Company, Amarillo, TX, 2007


Evaluation of Fatigue Resistance in Alaskan Sled Dogs as a Model to Improve Peak Soldier

Performance. Davis MS

Source: DARPA-DSO (Subcontract through Texas A&M University), 2007-2009


Predictive Serum Biomarkers for Canine Endurance Exercise. Davis MS, Royer CM, Starr A,

Fossum TM

Source: American Kennel Club, 2008


Strategic administration of therapeutic aerosols for the prevention of exercise-induced airway

inflammation in horses. Davis MS

Source: OSU-CVHS-RAC, 2008-2009


Mechanism of cold air-induced respiratory immunosuppression. Davis MS



Big 12 Fellowship Visit to Iowa State University (Mark Ackermann). Davis MS

Source: OSU Office of the Provost, 2008


Adaptation of young horses to fat utilization during exercise. Davis MS, Cooper S, Geor R,

Chen G



Exercise stress-induced gastrointestinal disease in dogs. Davis MS, Willard MW, Day MJ,

McCann J, Payton M.

Source: Morris Animal Foundation, 2008-2010


Effect of conditioning on acute metabolic responses to exercise in canine muscle. Davis MS,

Geor R, Pratt S

Source: Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation & Research Advisory Committee,

Center for Veterinary Health Sciences, Oklahoma State University, 2009


Capacity for respiratory-based thermoregulation in brachycephalic breeds. Davis MS

Source: American Kennel Club, 2009-2010


Measuring ventilatory responses to heat stress in dogs. Davis MS

Source: American Kennel Club, 2009-2010


Muscle adaptations permitting fatigue-resistant exercise. Davis MS, Hoyt P, Chen GP, Geor R,

Hinchcliff KW, Bonen A.

Source: Army Research Office Division of Life Sciences, Department of Defense, 2009-2013

Total Budget: $1,027, 612

High School Apprenticeship Program. Davis MS

Source: Army Research Office Division of Life Sciences, Department of Defense, 2010-2011

Total Budget: $6000

Combinatorial drug screening to identify strategies to enhance ground troop readiness at high

altitude. Davis MS, Maxwell LK, Ritchey J.

Source: DARPA-DSO (Subcontract through University of Colorado), 2010-2013.


Field Laboratory for the Study of Fatigue-Resistance. Davis MS

Source: Defense University Research Instrumentation Program, 2011


Expedited Training Device for Rats. Davis MS, Ophir A

Source: Army Research Office STTR (Corporate Partner Strategic Feasibilities, Inc)


Developing IDD 2.0. Davis MS

Source: Office of Naval Research (Subcontract through K2 Solutions, Inc), 2011-2013


Morris Animal Foundation Summer Student Fellowship. Faulkner J, Davis MS

Source: Morris Animal Foundation, 2011.


Efficacy study and safety assessment following multiple dosing of inhaled ALX-0171 in RSV-

infected neonatal lambs (Ackerman M, PI)

Source: Ablynx, Inc

Budget (Davis subcontract): $16,913

Building a Better Canine Warrior. Davis MS, Geor R, Pratt-Phillips S, Heller C, Grahn D

Source: Office of Naval Research, 2012-2017


Metabolic strategy for fatigue-resistance. Davis MS, Miller B

Source: Army Research Office Division of Life Sciences, Department of Defense, 2013-2017.


High-Resolution Respirometry. Davis MS, Holbrook TC, McFarlane DM

Source: Companion Animal Instrumentation Grant, Oklahoma State University Center for

Veterinary Health Science, 2013


Physiological Remodeling and Stress Resistance in Dogs. Davis MS, Hanzlicek A, Nafe L,

Hamilton K, Miller B.



Tolerance of Dogs to Acute Hypobaric Hypoxia. Davis MS, Hanzlicek A, Lyon S, Rock P,

Rapoport G.

Source: US Special Operations Command, 2016-2107.


The Role of Hyperthermia in Exertional Rhabdomyolysis. Davis MS.

Source: Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station, 2017-2018.


Naturally-Occurring Equine Obesity and Arthritis. Williams M, Davis MS.

Source: OSU Vice President for Research, 2018-2019.


Importance of Obesity and Arthritis. Blake C, Davis MS.



Novel Large Animal Model of Cardio-metabolic Disease. Lacombe VA, Davis MS.



The Effects of Cellular Acidosis on Equine Skeletal Muscle Oxidative Phosphorylation. Davis

MS.

Source: OSU-CVHS-RAC, 2018-2019.


Mechanism of Conditioning-Induced Increase in Peripheral Glucose Clearance. Davis MS, Blake

C.



Effect of Airway Mucosal Cooling and Hypersmolarity on Innate Immune Function. Davis MS,

Li S, Landolt G.

Source: Oklahoma Center for Respiratory and Infectious Disease (COBRE Pilot Project), 2018-

2019.


Effect of hyperthermia on skeletal muscle energy efficiency. Davis MS.

Source: American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation, 2019-2020.


Evaluating metabolic effects of 17α-estradiol in obese canines; a novel translational model for

metabolic research. Stout MB, Miller BF, Davis MS.

Source: Harold Hamm Diabetes Center, 2019-2020.


Equine skeletal muscle fluororespirometry. Davis MS.



REFEREED PUBLICATIONS (*Corresponding Author) 1. Murray MJ, del Piero F, Jeffrey SC, Davis MS, Furr MO, Dubovi EJ, and Mayo JA.

Neonatal Equine Herpesvirus Type 1 Infection on a Thoroughbred Breeding Farm.

Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine 12:36-41, 1998. doi.org/10.1111/j.1939-

1676.1998.tb00494.x

2. Davis MS*, Murray MJ, and Donaldson LL. Clinical Assessment of Gas Exchange in

Mature Horses. Equine Vet.J. 30(4):396-400, 1998. PMID:9758096

3. Davis MS*, Murray MJ, and Carman RJ. Diagnosis and Treatment of Clostridial Colitis

in a Mare. Veterinary Medicine 1999 April; 363-366.

4. Freed AN and Davis MS. Effects of hyperventilation on peripheral airway surface fluid

and airway resistance. Am.J.Respir.Crit.Care Med 1999; 159(4):1101-1107.

PMID:10194152

5. Davis MS and Freed AN. Repetitive hyperventilation causes peripheral airway

obstruction and eosinophilia. Eur Respir J 1999 Jul;14(1):57-62. PMID:10489829

6. Davis MS* and Foster WM. Airflow and device effects on aerosol delivery for large

animals. J.Vet.Pharm.Ther. 24(1), 57-60, 2001. PMID:11348487

7. Davidson EB, Davis MS, Campbell GC, Healey T, Williamson KK, Payton M, Bartels

KE. Soft palate resection using CO2 laser and suture technique in brachycephalic dogs.

JAVMA 219(6): 776-781, 2001. PMID:11561652

8. Davis MS and Freed AN. Repeated Hyperventilation causes Peripheral Airways

Inflammation, Hyperreactivity and Impaired Bronchodilation in Dogs.

Am.J.Respir.Crit.Care Med 2001; 164(5):785-789. PMID:11549533

9. Davis MS, McCulloch S, Myers T, and Freed AN. Eicosanoids Modulate

Hyperventilation-Induced Late Phase Airway Obstruction and Hyperreactivity, but not

Inflammation, in Dogs. Respir Physiol 2002 Jan;129(3):357-65 PMID:11788138

10. Davis MS*, Royer CM, Payton ME, Buttress B. Modeling the Late Phase Dose-

Response Relationship to Peripheral Airway Hyperpnea. J Appl Physiol. 2002

Jul;93(1):195-200. PMID:12070205

11. Duggan VE, MacAllister CG, Davis MS. Xylazine attenuation of epiglottic dysfunction in

a yearling Quarter Horse filly. J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2002 Aug 1;221(3):399-401, 368.

PMID:12164538

https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1939-1676.1998.tb00494.x

https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1939-1676.1998.tb00494.x

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9758096









12. Davis MS*, Lockard AJ, Marlin DJ, and Freed AN. Airway cooling and mucosal injury

during cold weather exercise. Equine Vet J. Suppl 34:413-416, 2002. PMID:12405726

13. Davis MS*, McKiernan B, McCullough S, Nelson, SL, Mandsager RE, Willard M, and

Dorsey K. Racing Alaskan Sled Dogs as a Model of “Ski Asthma”. Am J Respir Crit

Care Med. 2002 Sep 15;166(6):878-82. PMID:12231501

14. Davis MS*, Willard MD, Nelson SL, McCullough SM, Mandsager RE, Roberts JE,

Payton ME. Efficacy of omeprazole for the prevention of exercise-induced gastritis in

racing Alaskan sled dogs. J Vet Intern Med. 2003 Mar-Apr;17(2):163-6.

PMID:12683615

15. Davis MS*, Schofield B, and Freed AN. Repeated Hyperventilation causes Peripheral

Airways Inflammation and Remodeling in Dogs. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2003

Apr;35(4):608-616. PMID:12673144

16. Davis MS*, Daviskas E, Anderson SD, Kotaru C, Hejal RB, Finigan JH, Coreno AJ,

Skowronski ME, Brianas L, McFadden ER Jr. Airway surface fluid desiccation during

isocapnic hyperpnea. J Appl Physiol. 2003 Jun;94(6):2545-7. PMID:12736196

17. Davis MS*, Willard MD, Nelson SL, Mandsager RE, McKiernan BS, Mansell JK,

Lehenbauer TW. Prevalence of Gastric Lesions in Racing Alaskan Sled Dogs. J Vet

Intern Med. 2003 May-Jun;17(3):311-4. PMID:12774971

18. Davis MS*, Willard MD, Williamson KK, Steiner JM, Williams DA. Sustained

Strenuous Exercise Increases Intestinal Permeability in Racing Alaskan Sled Dogs. J Vet

Intern Med. 2005 Jan-Feb;19(1):34-39. PMID:15715045

19. Davis MS*, Williamson KK, McKenzie EC, Royer CM, Payton ME, Nelson SL. Effect

of Training and Rest on Respiratory Mechanical Properties in Racing Sled Dogs. Med

Sci Sports Exerc. 2005 Feb;37(2):337-341. PMID:15692332

20. Royer CM, Willard MD, Williamson KK, Steiner JM, Williams DA, Davis MS*.

Exercise stress, intestinal permeability, and gastric ulceration in racing Alaskan sled dogs.

Eq Comp Exerc Physio. 2005 Feb;2(1):53-59. doi.org/10.1079/ECP200446

21. Davis MS*, Malayer JR, VanDeventer L, Royer CM, McKenzie EC, Williamson KK.

Cold Weather Exercise and Airway Cytokine Expression. J Appl Physiol. 2005

Jun;98(6):2132-6. PMID:15705724

22. Davis MS*, McKenzie EC, Royer CM, Williamson KK, Payton ME, Nelson SL. Effect

of Training and Recovery on Airway Inflammation in an Animal Model of “Ski Asthma”.

Eq Comp Exerc Physio. 2005 May;2(2):133-138. doi.org/10.1079/ECP200558









https://doi.org/10.1079/ECP200446



23. McKenzie EC, Holbrook TC, Williamson KK, Valberg S, Hinchcliff K, Jose-Cunilleras

E, Nelson S, Willard M, Davis MS*. Recovery of muscle glycogen concentrations in sled

dogs during prolonged exercise. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2005 Aug;37(8):1307-1312.

PMID:16118576

24. Durocher L, Hinchcliff KW, Williamson KK, McKenzie EC, Holbrook TC, Willard MD,

Royer CM, and Davis MS. Lack of microalbuminuria in sled dogs following exercise. Eq

Comp Exerc Physio. 2006; 3(1): 1-2. doi.org/10.1079/ECP200678

25. Bentz BG, Maxwell LK, Erkert RS, Royer CM, Davis MS, MacAllister CM, Clarke CR.

Pharmacokinetics of acyclovir after single intravenous and oral administration to adult

horses. Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine 2006; 20(4):589-594. PMID:16734094

26. Davis MS*, Willard MD, Williamson KK, Royer CM, Payton M, Steiner JM, Hinchcliff,

KW, McKenzie EC, Nelson SL. The Temporal Relationship between Gastrointestinal

Protein Loss, Gastric Ulceration or Erosion, and Strenuous Exercise in Racing Alaskan

Sled Dogs. J Vet Intern Med. 2006; 20(4): 835-839. PMID:16955805

27. Davis MS*, Royer CM, McKenzie EC, Williamson KK, Payton ME, Marlin DM. Cold

Air-Induced Late-Phase Bronchoconstriction in Horses. Equine Veterinary Journal 2006;

36:535-539. PMID:17402479

28. Durocher L, Hinchcliff KW, Williamson KK, McKenzie EC, Holbrook TC, Willard MD,

Royer CM, and Davis MS. Strenuous exercise in Alaskan Sled Dogs increases urinary

concentrations of homovanillic acid and cortisol but not vanillylmandelic acid. AJVR

2007 Jan;68(1):107-11. PMID:17199427

29. Davis, MS*, Williams CC, Meinkoth J, Malayer JR, Royer CM, Williamson KK, and

McKenzie EC. Airway Neutrophil Influx and Persistence of Airway TH2 Cytokine

Expression after Exercise while Breathing Cold Air. AJVR 2007 Feb;68(2):185-9.

PMID:17269885

30. McKenzie EC, Jose-Cunilleras E, Hinchcliff KW, Holbrook TC, Royer CM, Payton ME,

Williamson KK, Nelson SL, Willard MD, Davis MS*. Serum chemistry alterations in

Alaskan Sled Dogs during five successive days of prolonged endurance exercise.

JAVMA. 2007 May 15;230(10):1486-92. PMID:17504039

31. Carlos L, Davis MS. Evidence-based Clinical Question: Does clenbuterol positively

affect racing horses? Equine Vet. Educ. 2007; 19(5):229-230.

doi/pdf/10.2746/095777307X210327

32. Davis MS*, Williamson KK. Evidence-based Respiratory Medicine. Vet Clin North Am

Equine Pract. 2007 Aug;23(2):215-27. PMID:17616311









https://beva.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.2746/095777307X210327


33. Pitts SC, Davis MS. Evidence-based Clinical Question: An evidence-based analysis of

anabolic steroids as performance enhancers in horses. Equine Vet. Educ. 2007;

20(1):229-230. doi/pdf/10.2746/095777307X223819

34. Williamson KK, Willard MD, McKenzie EC, Royer CM, Payton ME, Davis MS*.

Efficacy of Famotidine for the Prevention of Exercise-Induced Gastritis in Racing

Alaskan Sled Dogs. J Vet Intern Med. 2007 Sep-Oct;21(5):924-7. PMID:17939544

35. McKenzie EC, Hinchcliff KW, Valberg S, Williamson KK, Payton ME, Davis MS*.

Assessment of alterations in triglyceride and glycogen concentrations in muscle tissue of

Alaskan sled dogs during repetitive prolonged exercise. Am J Vet Res. 2008

Aug;69(8):1097-103. PMID:18672977

36. Davis MS*, Davis WC, Ensign W, Hinchcliff KW, Holbrook TC, and Williamson KK.

Effects of training and strenuous exercise on hematologic values and peripheral blood

leukocyte subsets in racing sled dogs. J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2008 Mar 15;232(6):873-8.

PMID:18341444

37. Teuschler-Stewart SM, Cooper SR, Davis MS, and Freeman DW. Effect of dietary fat on

training-induced myocyte adaptations. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science 29(5): 352-

353, 2009. doi.org/10.1016/j.jevs.2009.04.059

38. Jann HW, Hart JCA, Moorman VJ, Davis MS. Endoscopic appearance of the

glossoepiglottic fold of normal horses. Comparative Exercise Physiology 2009; 6(3);

109–112. doi.org/10.1017/S1755254009990201

39. McKenzie EC, Lupfer C, Banse HE, Hinchcliff KW, Love S, Nelson SL, Davis MS,

Payton ME, Pastey M. Serum globulin and immunoglobulin concentrations in Alaskan

sled dogs participating in a long-distance race. J Vet Intern Med. 2010 Jan-

Feb;24(1):179-184. PMID:19925575

40. Williamson KK, Willard MD, Payton ME, Davis MS*. Efficacy of omeprazole versus

high dose famotidine for prevention of exercise-induced gastritis in racing Alaskan sled

dogs. J Vet Intern Med. 2010 Mar-Apr;24(2):285-288. PMID:20102495

41. Latman N, Keith N, Nicholson A, Davis M. Bioelectrical impedance analysis

determination of water content and distribution in the horse. Res Vet Sci. 2010 Aug 7.

PMID:20696446

42. Love SB, Davis MS, Goad C, Murphy K, Aichele DB, Fossum TW. Predictive

Hematological and Serum Biomarkers for Canine Endurance Exercise. Comparative

Exercise Physiology 2011 7(3): 109-115. doi.org/10.1017/S1755254010000310

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jevs.2009.04.059

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20696446

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20696446


https://doi.org/10.1017/S1755254010000310

43. Ritchey JW, Davis MS, Breshears MA, Willard MD, Williamson KK, Royer CM, Payton

ME, Cragun AS. Gastritis in Alaskan Racing Sled Dogs. Journal of Comparative

Pathology 2011 145: 68-76. doi.org/10.1016/j.jcpa.2010.11.008

44. Davis MS*, Willard MD, Bowers D, Payton Me. Effect of simulated deployment patrols

on gastric mucosa of explosive detection dogs. Comp Ex Phys 2014 10(2): 99-103.

doi.org/10.3920/CEP14002

45. Davis MS*, Bonen A, Snook LA, Jain SS, Bartels K, Geor R, Hueffer K. Conditioning

increases the gain of contraction-induced sarcolemmal substrate transport in ultra-

endurance racing sled dogs. PLoS One. 2014 Jul 30;9(7). PMID:25075856

46. Miller BF, Drake JC, Peelor FF 3rd, Biela LM, Geor RJ, Hinchcliff KW, Davis M,

Hamilton KL. Participation in a 1000-mile race increases the oxidation of carbohydrate in

Alaskan sled dogs. J Appl Physiol (1985). 2014 Aug 21. PMID:25150223

47. Pratt-Phillips SE, Geor RJ, Buser M, Zirkle A, Moore A, Love SB, Entin P, Davis MS.

Effect of a single bout of exercise and chronic exercise training on insulin sensitivity in

racing sled dogs. Comp Ex Phys, 2014; 10(3):167-172. doi.org/10.3920/CEP140005

48. Drum MG, Marcellin-Little DJ, Davis MS. Principles and Applications of Therapeutic

Exercises for Small Animals. Vet Clin North Am Small Anim Pract. 2015 Jan;45(1):73-

90. PMID:25432682

49. Miller BF, Ehrlicher S, Drake JC, Peelor FF 3rd, Biela LM, Pratt-Phillips, S, Davis M,

Hamilton KL. Assessment of protein synthesis in highly aerobic canine species at the

onset and during exercise training. J Appl Physiol (1985). 2015 Apr 1;118(7):811-7.

PMID:25614602

50. Larios-Mora A, Detalle L, Van Geelen A, Davis MS, Stohr T, Gallup JM, Ackermann

MR. Kinetics of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) Memphis strain 37 (M37) infection in

the respiratory tract of newborn lambs as an RSV infection model for human infants.

PLoS One. 2015 Dec 7;10(12):e0143580. PMID:26641081

51. Huneycutt HW, Davis MS. Effect of pre-exercise massage on exercise-induced muscle

injury in dogs. Comp Ex Phys 2015; 11(4): 245-248. doi.org/10.3920/CEP150034

52. Pratt-Phillips S, Kutzner-Mulligan J, Davis MS. Energy intake and expenditure of

improvised explosive device detection dogs. Comp Ex Phys 2015; 11(4): 249-254.

doi.org/10.3920/CEP150025

53. Bailey PA, Hague BA, Davis MS, Major MD, Zubrod CJ, Brakenhoff JE. Incidence of

post-anesthetic colic in non-fasted adult equine patients. Can Vet J. 2016

Dec;57(12):1263-1266. PMID:27928173

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcpa.2010.11.008

https://doi.org/10.3920/CEP14002










54. Davis MS*, Willard MD, Day MJ, McCann J, Payton ME, Cummings SL Effect of

Exercise on Gastric Health in Field Retrievers. Comp Ex Phys 2016; 12(1): 35-39.

doi.org/10.3920/CEP150036

55. Davis MS*, Williamson KK. Gastritis and gastric ulcers in working dogs. Frontiers in

Veterinary Science 2016; 3:30. PMID:27092307

56. Davis MS*, Cummings SL, Payton ME. Effect of brachycephaly and body condition

score on canine respiratory thermoregulation during heat stress. JAVMA 2017. Nov

15;251(10):1160-1165. PMID:29099251

57. Miller B, Hamilton K, Boushel R, Williamson K, Laner V, Gnaiger E, Davis M.

Mitochondrial respiration in highly aerobic canines in the non-raced state and after a

1600-km sled dog race. PLoS One. 2017 Apr 26;12(4) PMID:28445477

58. Bharadwaj M, Pope C, Davis M, Katz S, Cook C, Maxwell L. Subacute pyridostigmine

exposure increases heart rate recovery and cardiac parasympathetic tone in rats. Clin Exp

Pharmacol Physiol. 2017 Apr 25. doi:10.1111/1440-1681.12773. [Epub ahead of print]

PMID:28440910

59. Pratt-Phillips SE, Olsen R, Geor R, Zirkle A, Moore A, Harkins C, Davis M. Effect of

reduced protein intake on endurance performance and water turnover during low intensity

long duration exercise in Alaskan sled dogs. Comp Ex Phys 2018: 14(1): 19-26.

doi.org/10.3920/CEP170024

60. Baker JA, Davis MS. Effect of conditioning on exercise-induced hyperthermia and post-

exercise cooling in dogs. Comp Ex Phys 2018; 14(2): 91-97.

doi.org/10.3920/CEP170039

61. Stephens-Brown L, Davis M. Water requirements of canine athletes during multi-day

exercise. J Vet Intern Med. 2018 May;32(3):1149-1154. doi: 10.1111/jvim.15091. Epub

2018 Mar 23. PubMed PMID: 29572954; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC5980383

PMC5980383/

62. Davis MS, Geor RJ, Williamson KK. Effect of Endurance Conditioning on Insulin-

mediated Glucose Clearance in Dogs. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2018 Jul 11. doi:

10.1249/MSS.0000000000001718. PMID:30001223/

63. Davis MS, Marcellin-Little DJ, O’Connor E. Comparison of Post-exercise Cooling

Methods in Working Dogs. Journal of Special Operations Medicine, Spring

2019;19(1):56-60. PMID:30859528

BOOK CHAPTERS Davis MS and Foster WM: “Inhalation Toxicology in Horses”, in Equine Respiratory Disease, P

Lekeux, ed. www.ivis.com, 2002








https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5980383/

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30001223-effect-of-endurance-conditioning-on-insulin-mediated-glucose-clearance-in-dogs/


http://www.ivis.com/

Freed AN and Davis MS: “Animal Models, Athletes, and the Development of Exercise-Induced

Asthma”, in Exercise-Induced Asthma, Rundell KW, Wilber RL, and Lemanske RF, eds.

Human Kinetics Publishers, Inc, Champaign, IL; 2002.

Hoover J and Davis MS: “Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia” in Respiratory Disease in Dogs and

Cats, LA King, ed. WB Saunders, Inc: 2003.

Davis MS: “Physiological demands and adaptations of working dogs”, in Canine Ergonomics

The Science of Working dogs, W Deaton, ed. Taylor and Francis, Inc: 2008.

Davis MS: “Exercise Physiology, Poor Performance, and Overtraining”, in Rehabilitating the

Athletic Horse, HW Jann and B Fackelman, eds. Nova Science Publishers, Inc: 2010.

FIRST-AUTHOR ABSTRACTS Davis, M.S. and Donaldson, L.L. The effect of nasal insufflation of oxygen on transtracheal

FIO2. Comparative Respiratory Society, 1993.

Davis, M.S., Murray, M.J., Donaldson, L.L., and Furr, M.O. A preliminary evaluation of

physiologic shunt fraction, Bohr dead space, and respiratory rate in horses with respiratory

disease. Comparative Respiratory Society, 1994.

Davis, M.S. and Murray, M.J. Calculated gas exchange indices in horses with lower respiratory

disease. American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 1995.

Davis, M.S., Murray, M.J., Donaldson, L.L., and Furr, M.O. The short-term effect of inhaled

albuterol on gas exchange in horses with obstructive airway disease. American College of

Veterinary Internal Medicine, 1995.

Davis, M.S., Lockard, A.J., and Freed, A.N. Exercise increases epithelial cells in bronchoalveolar

lavage fluid recovered from Thoroughbred racehorses. Comparative Respiratory Society, 1996.

Davis, M.S. and Freed, A.N. Peripheral airway responses to repeated dry air challenge in dogs.

FASEB J. 11:A128-A128, 1997.

Davis, M.S. and Freed, A.N. Repeated peripheral airway challenge with unconditioned air causes

airway obstruction and hyperreactivity in dogs. Comparative Respiratory Society, 1997.

Davis, M.S. and Freed, A.N. Repeated dry air hyperventilation causes airway inflammation,

edema, and mucosal squamous metaplasia. American Thoracic Society, 1998.

Davis, M.S. and Freed, A.N. Repeated dry air hyperventilation causes peripheral airway

inflammation and obstruction. American Thoracic Society, 1998.

Davis, M.S. and Freed, A.N. Hyperventilation with unconditioned air causes late-phase

peripheral airway obstruction and inflammation. World Equine Airway Symposium 21-21, 1998.

Davis, M.S. and Foster, W.M. Effect of Inspiratory Flow Rates and Equipment Design on

Aerosol Particle Delivery in Large Animals. Comparative Respiratory Society, 1999.

Davis, M.S., McKiernan, B., Mandsager, R.E., Willard, M., and Dorsey, K. Lower Airway

Disease In Racing Alaskan Sled Dogs. American Thoracic Society, 2002.

Davis, M.S., Risby, T.R., MacAllister, C.G., Royer, C.R. Endogenously-produced volatile

compounds in exhaled breath of normal horses. Comparative Respiratory Society, 2002.

Davis MS, Williamson KK, McKenzie EC, Nelson SL. Pulmonary Hyperresponsiveness in the

Racing Sled Dog Model of Exercise-Induced Asthma, American College of Sports Medicine

Annual Meeting, 2004.

Davis, M.S., Ensign, W.Y., Holbrook, T.C., Hinchcliff, K.W., Williamson, K.K., Nelson, S.L.,

Davis, W. Effect of multi-day sustained strenuous exercise on peripheral blood leukocytes in

sled dogs. American Physiological Society Integrated Biology of Exercise, 2004.

Davis MS, Malayer JR, Vandeventer L, Royer CM, McKenzie EC, and Williamson KK. Exercise

while Breathing Cold Air Induces TH2 Cytokine Expression in Airways. American Thoracic

Society, 2005.

Davis MS, Williams CC, Malayer JR, Meinkoth JH, Vandeventer LG, Williamson KK, and

Royer CM. Persistence of Airway TH2 Cytokine Expression after Exercise while Breathing Cold

Air. American Thoracic Society, 2006.

Davis MS, Royer CM, McKenzie EC, Williamson KK, and Marlin DM. Cold Air-Induced Late-

Phase Bronchoconstriction in Horses. International Conference on Equine Exercise Physiology,

2006.

Davis MS, Willard MD, Williamson KK. Exercise-induced gastrointestinal disease in racing

sled dogs. American College of Sports Medicine Integrated Physiology of Exercise, 2006.

Davis MS. Effect of hyperthermia on equine skeletal muscle mitochondrial oxygen consumption.

International Conference on Equine Exercise Physiology, 2018.

PROCEEDINGS/INVITED LECTURES 1. "Clinical Assessment of Gas Exchange in the Horse" Davis MS, 14th Annual ACVIM

Forum, San Antonio, TX, 1996.

2. “Advances in Diagnosis and Treatment of Equine Respiratory Disease” Davis MS,

MVMA Summer Meeting, Ocean City, MD, 1997.

3. “Aerosol Theory and Application” Davis MS, 16th Annual ACVIM Forum, San Diego,

CA, 1998

4. “Exercise-Induced Bronchoconstriction in Man and Animals” Davis, M.S. 17th

Comparative Respiratory Society Symposium, Harrison Hot Spring, British Columbia, 1999.

5. “Cold-Induced Airway Injury in Racing Sled Dogs” Davis, M.S. International Sled Dog

Veterinary Medical Association Biennial Conference, Green Bay, WI, 2000.

6. “Gastroscopy Survey of Racing Sled Dogs after an Endurance Race” Davis, M.S.

International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association Biennial Conference, Green Bay, WI,

2000.

7. “The Pathogenesis of Cold Air-Induced Airway Injury And Its Relationship To

Endurance Sled Dogs” Davis MS, 20th Annual ACVIM Forum, Dallas, TX, 2002.

8. “Cold-Induced Airway Injury in Racing Sled Dogs” Davis, M.S. International Sled Dog

Veterinary Medical Association Biennial Conference, New Orleans, LA, 2002.

9. “Roundtable Discussion on Gastrointestinal Disease in Racing Sled Dogs” Davis, M.S.

International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association Biennial Conference, New Orleans,

LA, 2002.

10. “Research Update on Gastroenterology and Respiratory Disease” Davis, M.S.

International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association Checkpoint Veterinarian Training

Course, Anchorage, AK, 2003.

11. “The Use of Exogenous Surfactant in Veterinary Patients” Davis, M.S. and Perry, B. 21st

Annual ACVIM Forum, Charlotte, NC 2003.

12. “Do Dogs get Asthma?” Davis, M.S. North American Veterinary Conference, Orlando,

FL 2004.

13. “Exercise-Induced Asthma in Dogs” Davis, M.S. North American Veterinary

Conference, Orlando, FL 2004.

14. “Cold Air Mucosal Injury in Racing Sled Dogs” Davis, M.S. Anirniliit: The Art and

Science of Breathing in the Cold, Winnipeg, MB 2004.




16. “Airway Damage from Cold Air Hyperpnea” Davis, M.S. American College of Sports

Medicine Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IA 2004.

17. “Exercise-Induced Airway Disease in Racing Sled Dogs” Davis, M.S. International Sled

Dog Veterinary Medical Association Biennial Conference, Anchorage, AK, 2004.

18. “Gastric Ulcer Disease in Endurance Sled Dogs” Davis, M.S. International Sled Dog

Veterinary Medical Association Biennial Conference, Anchorage, AK, 2004.

19. “Effects of sustained exercise on CBC/chemistry

profiles of racing sled dogs” Williamson K.K., Davis M.S., Hinchcliff K.W., Willard M.,

McKenzie E., Holbrook T., Nelson S., Royer C. International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical

Association Biennial Conference, Anchorage, AK, 2004.




21. “Introduction to the Physiology of Exercise” Davis, M.S. and Hinchcliff K.W. 9th

Congress of Equine Medicine and Surgery, Geneva, Switzerland, 2005.

22. “Is exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage associated with poor performance in race

horses?” Davis, M.S. and Hinchcliff K.W. 9th Congress of Equine Medicine and Surgery,

Geneva, Switzerland, 2005.

23. “Management and Pharmacotherapy of Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage in

Horses” Davis, M.S. and Hinchcliff K.W. 9th Congress of Equine Medicine and Surgery,

Geneva, Switzerland, 2005.

24. “Exercise-Induced Disease in Horses: Part 1-Gastrointestinal, Part 2-Immunological, Part

3-Respiratory” Davis, M.S. Texas Veterinary Medical Association Winter Meeting, College

Station, TX, 2006.

25. “Respiratory Disease in Equine Athletes: Part 1-Basic and Advanced Diagnostics, Part 2-

Disease Recognition and Treatment, Part 3-Use of Therapeutic Aerosols” Davis, M.S. Texas

Veterinary Medical Association Winter Meeting, College Station, TX, 2006.




27. “Exercise and Immunocompetence” Davis, M.S. International Sled Dog Veterinary

Medical Association Checkpoint Veterinarian Training Course, Anchorage, AK, 2006.

28. “Immunology of Racing Sled Dogs: Effect of Training, Racing, and Relationship to

Fatigue and Failure” Davis, M.S. International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association

Biennial Conference, Grand Junction, CO, 2006.

29. “Metabolic Strategy for Fatigue Resistance during Submaximal Exercise” Davis, M.S.

International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association Biennial Conference, Grand Junction,

CO, 2006.

30. “Does cold air make you sick?” Davis, M.S. 24th Veterinary Comparative Respiratory

Society Symposium, Liepzig, Germany, 2006.

31. “Pathophysiology of Endurance Exercise”. Davis MS. Virginia Tech Invited Lecture,

Blacksburg VA, 2006.

32. “Pathophysiology of Endurance Exercise”. Davis MS. NASA Johnson Space Center,

Houston, TX, 2006.

33. “Metabolic Strategy for Fatigue Resistance”. Davis MS. NASA Johnson Space Center,

Houston, TX, 2006.

34. Metabolic Adaptation to Exercise. Davis MS. Oklahoma State University Department of

Animal Science, Stillwater, OK 2007.

35. “Pathophysiology of Endurance Exercise”. Davis MS. Iowa State University College of

Veterinary Medicine, Ames, IA, 2007.

36. “Iditarod: The Last Great Race” Davis MS. Iowa State University College of Veterinary

Medicine, Ames, IA, 2007.




38. “Metabolic Adaptation and Substrate Selection during Endurance Exercise” Davis, M.S.

Equine Science Society, 2007.




40. “Metabolic Adaptation to Exercise” Davis, M.S. Oklahoma Medical Research

Foundation, 2008.

41. “Metabolic Adaptation to Exercise” Davis, M.S. Integrated Biology of Exercise, 2008

42. “The Physiology of Endurance Exercise – Research on the Last Frontier” Davis, M.S.

Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Postdoctoral Retreat, 2008.

43. “ Does Breathing Cold Air Give You the Flu? Effects of Cold Air on Airway Function“

Davis, M.S., Iowa State University, 2008.

44. Research Update on Gastroenterology and Respiratory Disease” Davis, M.S. International

Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association Checkpoint Veterinarian Training Course,

Anchorage, AK, 2009.

45. “The Physiology of Endurance Exercise – Research on the Last Frontier” Davis, M.S.

Experimental Biology Education Workshop, 2009

46. Cold Air Airway Disease in Horses. Davis MS. American College of Veterinary Internal

Medicine Annual Forum, Montreal, Quebec, 2009.

47. Cold Air Airway Disease in Dogs. Davis MS. American College of Veterinary Internal

Medicine Annual Forum, Montreal, Quebec, 2009.

48. Research Update on Gastroenterology and Respiratory Disease” Davis, M.S. International

Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association Checkpoint Veterinarian Training Course,

Anchorage, AK, March 2010.

49. How to Fatigue-Proof Your Dog. Special Operations Medical Association Annual Meeting,

Tampa, FL, December 2011.

50. How to Fatigue-Proof Your Dog. Colorado State University Department of Health and

Exercise Science, Fort Collins, CO, January 2012.

51. The Art and Science of Fatigue-Proof. TEDx Program, Huffines Institute, Texas A&M

University, College Station, TX, April 2012.

52. Gastritis and Gastric Ulcers in Racing Sled Dogs, ISDVMA Biennial Meeting, Banff,

Alberta, September 2012.

53. Metabolic Adaptations to Endurance Exercise, ISDVMA Biennial Meeting, Banff, Alberta,

September 2012.

54. Animal Research Saves Lives, TEDx Program, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK,

October 2012.

55. US-DoD Canine Exercise Physiology Research Challenges and Possibilities (Briefing for

joint Army Research Office/Office of Naval Research program officers), Anchorage, AK,

February 2013.

56. Basic, Translational, and Applied Canine Exercise Research: A Recent History of DoD

Funding (Briefing for joint Army Research Office/Office of Naval Research program officers),

Anchorage, AK, February 2013.

57. Building a Better Canine Warrior Program Review (Briefing for Office of Naval Research

program officers), Dumfries, VA, June 2013

58. Capacity for Respiratory-Based Thermoregulation in Brachycephalic Breeds. Veterinary

and Comparative Respiratory Society Annual Conference, Calgary, AB, July 2013.

59. Metabolic Lessons from the World’s Greatest Endurance Athletes. Wicked Good Sports

Medicine Annual Meeting, Kennebunkport, ME, September 2013.

60. Canine Performance in Environmental Extremes. Naval Special Warfare Dog Handler

Course, Virginia Beach, VA, September 2013.

61. Oklahoma State University Comparative Exercise Physiology: Current projects and

capabilities. Special Operations Command Canine S&T Retreat, Raleigh, NC, December 2013.

62. Metabolic Lessons from the World’s Greatest Endurance Athletes. Midwestern University

School of Veterinary Medicine, Phoenix, AZ, May 2014.

63. Canine Heat and Water Management. Joint DoD Canine Science and Technology

Conference, Raleigh, NC, July 2014.

64. Peripheral Substrate Uptake in Elite Endurance Athletes. Northeast Chapter American

College of Sports Medicine, Providence, RI November 2014.

65. Hyperthermia management in working dogs. University of Florida College of Health and

Human Performance, January 29, 2015.

66. Gastrointestinal disease in working dogs. Working Dog Veterinary Medicine, Calumet

MI, February 27, 2015

67. Muscle adaptations in working dogs. Working Dog Veterinary Medicine, Calumet MI,

February 27, 2015

68. Hyperthermia in working dogs. Working Dog Veterinary Medicine, Calumet MI,

February 27, 2015

69. Immune function disease in working dogs. Working Dog Veterinary Medicine, Calumet

MI, February 27, 2015

70. Hyperthermia in working dogs. Special Operations Forces Canine Performance

Workshop, Anchorage, AK March 3, 2015

71. Hydration and water management in working dogs. Special Operations Forces Canine

Performance Workshop, Anchorage, AK March 10, 2015

72. Tolerance to acute altitude exposure in working dogs. Special Operations Forces Canine

Performance Workshop, Anchorage, AK March 10, 2015

73. Hyperthermia in working dogs. Special Operations Forces Canine Performance

Workshop, Fort Bragg, NC May 28, 2015

74. Hydration and water management in working dogs Special Operations Forces Canine

Performance Workshop, Fort Bragg, NC May 28, 2015.

75. Hyperthermia in working dogs. Ranger Canine Performance Workshop, Fort Benning,

GA June 23, 2015

76. Hydration and water management in working dogs. Ranger Canine Performance

Workshop, Fort Bragg, NC June 23, 2015

77. At the intersection between basic science and clinical medicine. Phi Zeta Research Day,

Stillwater, OK April 5, 2017

78. Gastrointestinal disease in working dogs. Australian Greyhound Veterinary Association,

Melbourne, VC, October 12, 2017

79. Thermoregulation and hydration in sporting dogs. Australian Greyhound Veterinary

Association, Melbourne, VC, October 12, 2017

80. Metabolism and fuel management in working dogs. Australian Greyhound Veterinary

Association, Melbourne, VC, October 12, 2017

81. Endurance Exercise: Why does it hurt so much? Oregon State University College of

Veterinary Medicine, April 15, 2018

82. Hydration and thermoregulation in working dogs. American College of Veterinary

Internal Medicine, Seattle, WA, June 14, 2018

83. Nutrition and muscle metabolism in working dogs. American College of Veterinary

Internal Medicine, Seattle, WA, June 14, 2018

84. Cardiovascular conditioning and deconditioning in athletic dogs. World Veterinary

Rehabilitation Summit, Knoxville, TN, August 1, 2018.

85. At the intersection between basic science and clinical medicine. University of

Minnesota/North Carolina State University Joint T32 Retreat, Minneapolis, MN September

23, 2018

86. High altitude exercise: Elite performance in thin air. Veterinary Comparative

Respiratory Society, Auburn, AL October 8, 2018

87. Effect of hyperthermia on equine skeletal muscle mitochondrial oxygen consumption.

International Conference on Equine Exercise Physiology, Lorne, Australia Nov 16, 2019

88. Basic nutrition of working dogs: quantity and quality. Gastrointestinal Health of

Working Dogs, Tier 1 Veterinary Medical Center, Palmer, AK Dec 15, 2018

89. Water: A critical nutrient for working dogs. Gastrointestinal Health of Working Dogs,

Tier 1 Veterinary Medical Center, Palmer, AK Dec 15, 2018

90. Gastritis and gastric ulcers in working dogs. Gastrointestinal Health of Working Dogs,

Tier 1 Veterinary Medical Center, Palmer, AK Dec 15, 2018

91. Diarrhea in working dogs. Gastrointestinal Health of Working Dogs, Tier 1 Veterinary

Medical Center, Palmer, AK Dec 15, 2018

92. Energy expenditure in exercising dogs. Exercise Physiology and Sports Medicine of

Working Canines. Waypoint Veterinary Education, Big Lake, AK Feb 1-4, 2019.

93. Fuel use in exercising dogs. Exercise Physiology and Sports Medicine of Working

Canines. Waypoint Veterinary Education, Big Lake, AK Feb 1-4, 2019.

94. How to select the right dog food for a working dog. Exercise Physiology and Sports

Medicine of Working Canines. Waypoint Veterinary Education, Big Lake, AK Feb 1-4,

2019.

95. Muscle adaptations to conditioning and exercise in dogs. Exercise Physiology and Sports


2019.

96. Exertional rhabdomyolysis in dogs. Exercise Physiology and Sports Medicine of


97. Hydration and water turnover in working dogs. Exercise Physiology and Sports Medicine

of Working Canines. Waypoint Veterinary Education, Big Lake, AK Feb 1-4, 2019.

98. Hyperthermia and metabolic heat management in working dogs. Exercise Physiology and

Sports Medicine of Working Canines. Waypoint Veterinary Education, Big Lake, AK Feb 1-

4, 2019.

99. Renal responses to prolonged exercise in dogs. Exercise Physiology and Sports Medicine

of Working Canines. Waypoint Veterinary Education, Big Lake, AK Feb 1-4, 2019.

100. Gastritis and gastric ulcers in working dogs. Exercise Physiology and Sports Medicine of


101. Intestinal hyperpermeability and colonic bleeding in working dogs. Exercise Physiology

and Sports Medicine of Working Canines. Waypoint Veterinary Education, Big Lake, AK

Feb 1-4, 2019.

102. Treatment and prevention of exercise-induced gastrointestinal disease in dogs. Exercise

Physiology and Sports Medicine of Working Canines. Waypoint Veterinary Education, Big

Lake, AK Feb 1-4, 2019.

103. Acute phase response and cytokine release in working dogs. Exercise Physiology and

Sports Medicine of Working Canines. Waypoint Veterinary Education, Big Lake, AK Feb 1-

4, 2019.

104. Acute phase response and fatigue: chicken or egg. Exercise Physiology and Sports


2019.

105. Immunocompetence in exercising dogs. Exercise Physiology and Sports Medicine of


106. Hyperthermia and metabolic heat management in working dogs. Army Veterinary Corps

Grand Rounds. Ft. Bragg, NC March 21, 2019.

107. Hydration and water turnover in working dogs. Army Veterinary Corps Grand Rounds.

Ft. Bragg, NC March 21, 2019.

108. Athletic conditioning in horses: Respiratory adaptations. Integrated Veterinary Medical

Institute, Reddick, FL Sept 6, 2019.

109. Athletic conditioning in horses: Cardiovascular adaptations. Integrated Veterinary

Medical Institute, Reddick, FL Sept 6, 2019.

110. Athletic conditioning in horses: Muscle adaptations. Integrated Veterinary Medical


111. Athletic conditioning in horses: Skeletal adaptations. Integrated Veterinary Medical


112. From the Mountains to the Deserts: Exercise in Environmental Extremes. ACVSMR

Annual Meeting (Keynote), Las Vegas NV Oct 18, 2019

113. Exercise-induced gastritis in working dogs. ACVSMR Annual Meeting, Las Vegas NV

Oct 18, 2019

114. Ski asthma and respiratory immune function in horses. ACVSMR Annual Meeting, Las

Vegas NV Oct 18, 2019

OTHER PUBLICATIONS: “An Owners Guide to Equine Respiratory Disease” Davis, MS; Midatlantic Thoroughbred,

September 1997, p. 36-37.

TEACHING ACTIVITIES: Equine Nutrition in Health and Disease (VMED 7610) –Professional Student & Graduate

Student Elective, Oklahoma State University: 2017 - present.

Veterinary Sports Medicine (VMED 7642) –Professional Student & Graduate Student Elective,

Oklahoma State University: 2011 - present.

Exercise Physiology (VMED 7632) –Professional Student & Graduate Student Elective,

Oklahoma State University: 2011 - present.

Veterinary Physiology II (VMED 7120) - 1st year Professional Student, Oklahoma State

University; 2012 - present: Connective tissue and skeletal physiology, respiratory physiology.


University; 2011: Connective tissue and skeletal physiology, respiratory physiology.

Veterinary Pharmacology II (VMED 7234) - 2st year Professional Student, Oklahoma State

University: Cardiovascular and respiratory pharmacology (2002-2008), gastrointestinal

pharmacology (2009).


University; 2002: Connective tissue and skeletal physiology, respiratory physiology.

Equine Exercise Physiology (VMS 6620) – 2nd year Professional Student Elective, Oklahoma

State University: 2000 - 2009.

Cell and Tissue Form and Function (VMS 5115 and 5126) - 1st year Professional Student,

Oklahoma State University; 1998 - 2001: Blood, respiratory, renal, and gastrointestinal

physiology.

Clinical Techniques (VMS 5441) – 2nd year Professional Student, Oklahoma State University;

1999: Equine physical examination.

Equine Lower Respiratory Disease - Professional Student 4th year rotation - Equine Medical

Center; 1994-1995: Overview of clinical equine lower respiratory disease diagnosis,

pathogenesis, and treatment.

Equine Neonatology - Professional Student 4th year rotation - Equine Medical Center; 1993-

1994: Overview of clinical aspects of neonatal problem recognition and treatment.

Failure of Passive Transfer - Professional Student 3rd year didactic - VM 9034 Equine Pediatrics

and Neonatology; 1993: Discussed pathogenesis, recognition, treatment, and prevention of

failure of passive transfer of immunity in foals.

Equine Neonatal Respiratory Disease - Professional Student 3rd year didactic - VM 9034 Equine

Pediatrics and Neonatology; 1993: Discussed diagnosis, pathogenesis, and treatment of

prematurity, pulmonary sepsis, and respiratory insufficiency in foals.

GRADUATE STUDENT MENTORING (Major Advisor) Matthew O’Brien (PhD-Health Education, Oklahoma State University, 1999-2004)

Erica McKenzie, BVSc PhD Dipl ACVIM (Post-doc-Exercise Physiology, Oklahoma State

University, 2003-2005)

2004 National Phi Zeta Clinical Research Literary Award

Christopher M. Royer (DVM/PhD-Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, Oklahoma State University,

2000-2007)

1st place, NIH Summer Student Research Competition (2003)

Carl Rott Distinguished Graduate Fellowship (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)

Pfizer Outstanding Veterinary Student (2006)

Sabrina H. Cummings (DVM/PhD-Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, Oklahoma State University,

2002-2010)

Danielle Page (PhD candidate, Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, Oklahoma State University,

2009 – 2015)

GRADUATE STUDENT MENTORING (Committee Member) TingTing Weng (PhD-Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, Oklahoma State University, 2007)

Yongbin Zhang (PhD-Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, Oklahoma State University, 2008)

Leonardo Carlos-Valdez (PhD-Animal Science, Oklahoma State University, 2009)

Sara Teuschler-Stewart (MS-Animal Science, Oklahoma State University, 2009)

Natacha Salazar (MS-Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University, 2010)

Natalie Baker (MS-Animal Science, Oklahoma State University, 2013)

Heidi Banse (PhD-Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, Oklahoma State University, 2013)

Natasha Williams (MS-Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, Oklahoma State University, current)

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIP and SERVICE: American Veterinary Medical Association, 1984 – 2010

ECFVG Examination Committee, 2006, 2008

American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 2000-present

ACVIM Forum Program Committee, 1999-2005

ACVIM Foundation Scientific Review Committee, 2006-2017

ACVIM Foundation Scientific Review Committee Chair, 2008-2011

ACVIM Foundation President-Elect, 2009

ACVIM Foundation President, 2010-2011

American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2012-present

ACVSMR Board of Regents, 2016-2017

ACVSMR Vice President, 2017-2018

ACVSMR President-elect, 2018-2019

ACVSMR President, 2019-2020

American College of Sports Medicine, 2008-present

Veterinary & Comparative Respiratory Society, 1993 - 2012

VCRS Executive Board 1997 - 2009

VCRS Executive Secretary 1999 – 2005

VCRS President-Elect 2006-2007

VCRS President 2007-2008

American Physiological Society, 1995 – present

American Thoracic Society, 1998 - 2010

Maryland Veterinary Medical Association, 1996 - 1998

MVMA Continuing Education Committee, 1996 - 1997

Maryland Association of Equine Practitioners, 1995 - 1998

MAEP Executive Board, 1995 - 1998

MAEP Continuing Education Chair, 1995 – 1998

International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association, 2000-2014

ACADEMIC COMMITTEE SERVICE: Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health Animal Care and Use Committee, 1997 –

1998

Faculty Advisor, Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Oklahoma

State University, 1999 - 2001

Faculty Advisor, Student Chapter of the American Association of Equine Practitioners,

Oklahoma State University, 1999 - 2003

Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine Research Advisory Committee, 1999

– 2003

Oklahoma State University Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, 2000 – 2011

Oklahoma State University – Oklahoma City Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee,

2013 – 2017

Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine Professional Standards Committee,

2000 – 2004, 2012-2017, 2018-present

Oklahoma State University Center for Veterinary Health Sciences Reappointment, Promotion,

and Tenure Committee, 2011-2014, 2017-present

Oklahoma State University Faculty Grievance Committee, 2019

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