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Brian McFarlin

Faculty Dean's Office Professor

University of North Texas

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College of Education

Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation

Brian Mcfarlin is currently serving as a College Of Education Faculty Dean's Office Professor at University of North Texas.

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University of North Texas

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exercise physiology exercise science health sciences physiology immunology inflammation sport medicine medicine obesity applied physiology sport science clinical nutrition human nutrition immune responses respiratory medicine mammalian biology nutrition women's health human physiology veterinary medicine laboratory medicine medical nutrition sport physiology liver physiology childhood obesity regenerative medicine physical medicine nutritional sciences nutrient physiology adaptive immune system chronic inflammation image-based flow cytometry pediatric obesity animal nutrition cytokines humid environment nutritional biochemistry dietary health exercise-induced lymphocyte apoptosis physiological measurements physiological research energy metabolism exercise training weight loss public health nutrition child nutrition clinical physiology anti-inflammatory child health host response cellular immune responses innate immune system resistance training exercise response biogerontology rna biology veterinary physiology thermal comfort muscle function cytogenetics experimental nutrition online education biomedical research oral supplementation mexican-american children postmenopausal women avian biology distance education brain-immune interaction geriatric medicine inflammatory cytokines physical activity status mrna expression acute exercise weight cycling training intervention metabolism muscle recovery evidence-based medicine multiplex analysis translational physiology

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Baker’s Yeast Beta Glucan Supplementation Was Associated With an Improved Innate Immune Mrna Expression Response After Exercise. Methods (2024)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. BridgemanJohn H. CurtisJakob L. VingrenDavid W. Hill

immunologygene expressionexercise physiologyinnate immune systemadaptive immune systemimproved innate immuneimmune responsesexpression responseimmunity (medicine)host response

Oral Spore-Based Probiotic Supplementation Alters Post-Prandial Expression of Mrna Associated With Gastrointestinal Health. Biomedicines (2024)

Brian K. McFarlinSarah E. DeemerElizabeth A. Bridgeman

probioticsbiomedical researchhealth sciencesgastrointestinal health

Dry Blood Spot Samples to Monitor Immune-Associated Mrna Expression in Intervention Studies: Impact of Baker’s Yeast Beta Glucan. Methods (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. BridgemanJakob L. VingrenDavid W. Hill

immunologydermatologyimmune-associated mrna expressionhematologyclinical microbiologyintervention studiesinflammation

Magnetic Isolation, Rna Extraction, and Nanostring Analysis of Human Peripheral Blood Leukocytes Subsets. Current Protocols (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. BridgemanTatum N. Sass

immunologyrna extractionmagnetic isolationhematology

Msm Supplementation is Associated With Reduced Inflammation and Improved Innate Immune Response Following in Vitro Lps-Stimulation in Humans After a Bout of Downhill Running. Muscles (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinJakob L. VingrenDavid W. HillElizabeth A. Bridgeman

physiologysport physiologyrehabilitationsport physical therapyvitro lps-stimulationkinesiologymsm supplementationchronic inflammationskeletal muscleexercise physiologyphysical activityhuman movementsport medicinereduced inflammationathletic trainingexercise rehabilitationinflammation

Optimization of Rna Extraction From Dry Blood Spots for Nanostring Analysis. Current Protocols (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinTatum N. SassElizabeth A. Bridgeman

immunologynanobiotechnologydermatologytranscriptomics technologypharmacologynanomedicinerna extractiondry blood spotsprotocol analysisnanotechnologylaboratory protocols

Optimized Curcumin, Pomegranate Extract, and Methylsulfonylmethane Reduce Acute, Systemic Inflammatory Response to a Half-Marathon Race.. PubMed (2022)

Elizabeth A TannerMelody A GaryStephan MichalikAsheal A DavisBrian K McFarlin

dermatologypharmacologylaboratory medicinesystemic inflammatory responsehalf-marathon raceemergency medicineveterinary medicinerespiratory medicinepomegranate extractinflammation

Prebiotic/Probiotic Supplementation Resulted in Reduced Visceral Fat and Mrna Expression Associated With Adipose Tissue Inflammation, Systemic Inflammation, and Chronic Disease Risk. Genes & Nutrition (2022)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. TannerDavid W. HillJakob L. Vingren

systemic inflammationgene functionclinical nutritionliver physiologypublic healthendocrinologyantioxidantshuman nutritionhealth sciencesinflammationnutritional sciencesnutritional biochemistrymrna expressiongene expressionnutrient physiologygeneticsmedical nutritionadipose tissue inflammationnutritionchronic disease risk

CORRECTION: Exercise Above the Maximal Lactate Steady State Does Not Elicit a V̇ O 2 Slow Component That Leads to Attainment of V̇ O 2max. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism (2021)

David W. HillBrian K. McFarlinJakob L. Vingrena

physiologynutrient physiologyenergy metabolismapplied physiologyexercise physiologymetabolismliver physiology

Dietary Polyphenol and Methylsulfonylmethane Supplementation Improves Immune, Damp Signaling, and Inflammatory Responses During Recovery From All-out Running Efforts. Frontiers in Physiology (2021)

Brian K. McFarlinDavid W. HillJakob L. VingrenJohn H. CurtisElizabeth A. Tanner

sport physiologyrehabilitationexercise physiologyinflammatory responsesinflammationregenerative medicinedietary polyphenolveterinary medicinemethylsulfonylmethane supplementationrecoveryall-out running effortsphysiologyimmunologynutrient physiologyapplied physiologyhuman physiologydamp signalingcirculatory physiologyveterinary physiology

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Brian McFarlin

Faculty Dean's Office Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Education

Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation

Brian Mcfarlin is currently serving as a College Of Education Faculty Dean's Office Professor at University of North Texas.

Honors

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Experiences

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Brian McFarlin

University of North Texas

Faculty Dean's Office Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Baker’s Yeast Beta Glucan Supplementation Was Associated With an Improved Innate Immune Mrna Expression Response After Exercise. Methods (2024)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. BridgemanJohn H. CurtisJakob L. VingrenDavid W. Hill

immunologygene expressionexercise physiologyinnate immune systemadaptive immune systemimproved innate immuneimmune responsesexpression responseimmunity (medicine)host response

Oral Spore-Based Probiotic Supplementation Alters Post-Prandial Expression of Mrna Associated With Gastrointestinal Health. Biomedicines (2024)

Brian K. McFarlinSarah E. DeemerElizabeth A. Bridgeman

probioticsbiomedical researchhealth sciencesgastrointestinal health

Dry Blood Spot Samples to Monitor Immune-Associated Mrna Expression in Intervention Studies: Impact of Baker’s Yeast Beta Glucan. Methods (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. BridgemanJakob L. VingrenDavid W. Hill

immunologydermatologyimmune-associated mrna expressionhematologyclinical microbiologyintervention studiesinflammation

Magnetic Isolation, Rna Extraction, and Nanostring Analysis of Human Peripheral Blood Leukocytes Subsets. Current Protocols (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. BridgemanTatum N. Sass

immunologyrna extractionmagnetic isolationhematology

Msm Supplementation is Associated With Reduced Inflammation and Improved Innate Immune Response Following in Vitro Lps-Stimulation in Humans After a Bout of Downhill Running. Muscles (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinJakob L. VingrenDavid W. HillElizabeth A. Bridgeman

Optimization of Rna Extraction From Dry Blood Spots for Nanostring Analysis. Current Protocols (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinTatum N. SassElizabeth A. Bridgeman

immunologynanobiotechnologydermatologytranscriptomics technologypharmacologynanomedicinerna extractiondry blood spotsprotocol analysisnanotechnologylaboratory protocols

Optimized Curcumin, Pomegranate Extract, and Methylsulfonylmethane Reduce Acute, Systemic Inflammatory Response to a Half-Marathon Race.. PubMed (2022)

Elizabeth A TannerMelody A GaryStephan MichalikAsheal A DavisBrian K McFarlin

dermatologypharmacologylaboratory medicinesystemic inflammatory responsehalf-marathon raceemergency medicineveterinary medicinerespiratory medicinepomegranate extractinflammation

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. TannerDavid W. HillJakob L. Vingren

CORRECTION: Exercise Above the Maximal Lactate Steady State Does Not Elicit a V̇ O 2 Slow Component That Leads to Attainment of V̇ O 2max. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism (2021)

David W. HillBrian K. McFarlinJakob L. Vingrena

physiologynutrient physiologyenergy metabolismapplied physiologyexercise physiologymetabolismliver physiology

Dietary Polyphenol and Methylsulfonylmethane Supplementation Improves Immune, Damp Signaling, and Inflammatory Responses During Recovery From All-out Running Efforts. Frontiers in Physiology (2021)

Brian K. McFarlinDavid W. HillJakob L. VingrenJohn H. CurtisElizabeth A. Tanner

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