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Barbara Hoopes

Professor of Biology

Colgate University

Affiliations

Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Biology Department

Colgate University

Barbara Hoopes is currently serving as a Biology Professor of Biology at Colgate University.

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Colgate University

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genome biology genetics cell biology molecular biology systems biology population genetics genomics molecular and cellular biology transcription (biology) functional genomics transcription factors transcriptome gene expression proteome research molecular metabolism nucleic acids fungal genetics molecular cell biology plo biology sport medicine animal physiology animal genetics fitness measure working dogs dog breeds size reduction agility trials domestic dogs body temperature regulation molecular genetics insect molecular biology bioinformatics heredity biostatistics biosystems theoretical biology mammalian biology genome editing scientific data developmental biology molecular diagnostics biomedical informatics biotechnology advance forensic genetics human biology quantitative genetics animal biotechnology quantitative biology laboratory investigation genetic variation genetic engineering developmental cell animal bioscience computational biology molecular informatics human genetics omics genetic recombination xenotransplantation developmental system statistical genetics biology evolutionary biology nature method pathology

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Body Temperature Regulation in Domestic Dogs After Agility Trials: The Effects of Season, Training, Body Characteristics, Age, and Genetics. Journal of Experimental Zoology Part A Ecological and Integrative Physiology (2025)

fitness measuresport medicinekinesiologyagility trialsdomestic dogsworking dogsanimal physiologyphysiologyphysical fitnessbody temperature regulationexercise physiology

Derived Variants at Six Genes Explain Nearly Half of Size Reduction in Dog Breeds. Genome Research (2013)

Maud RimbaultHolly C. BealeJeffrey J. SchoenebeckBarbara C. HoopesJeremy J. AllenPaul Kilroy-GlynnRobert K. WayneNathan B. SutterElaine A. Ostrander

dog breedsgeneticspopulation geneticssize reductiongenomicsanimal geneticsgenome biology

The Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 Receptor (Igf1R) Contributes to Reduced Size in Dogs. Mammalian Genome (2012)

The Two Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Sua7 (Tfiib) Transcripts Differ at the 3'-End and Respond Differently to Stress. Nucleic Acids Research (2000)

proteome researchmolecular metabolismmolecular and cellular biologynucleic acidsfungal geneticsmolecular cell biologytranscription (biology)functional genomicscell biologytranscription factorstranscriptomemolecular biologysystems biologyplo biologygenome biologygene expressionstress (biology)

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Barbara Hoopes

Professor of Biology

Colgate University

Affiliations

Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Biology Department

Colgate University

Barbara Hoopes is currently serving as a Biology Professor of Biology at Colgate University.

Honors

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Barbara Hoopes

Colgate University

Professor of Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

fitness measuresport medicinekinesiologyagility trialsdomestic dogsworking dogsanimal physiologyphysiologyphysical fitnessbody temperature regulationexercise physiology

Derived Variants at Six Genes Explain Nearly Half of Size Reduction in Dog Breeds. Genome Research (2013)

Maud RimbaultHolly C. BealeJeffrey J. SchoenebeckBarbara C. HoopesJeremy J. AllenPaul Kilroy-GlynnRobert K. WayneNathan B. SutterElaine A. Ostrander

dog breedsgeneticspopulation geneticssize reductiongenomicsanimal geneticsgenome biology

The Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 Receptor (Igf1R) Contributes to Reduced Size in Dogs. Mammalian Genome (2012)

The Two Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Sua7 (Tfiib) Transcripts Differ at the 3'-End and Respond Differently to Stress. Nucleic Acids Research (2000)

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