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John H. Curtis

Faculty Kinesiology Health Promotion and Recreation

University of North Texas

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College of Education

Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation

John H. Curtis is currently serving as a College Of Education Faculty Kinesiology Health Promotion and Recreation at University of North Texas.

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John H. Curtis

University of North Texas

Faculty Kinesiology Health Promotion and Recreation

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exercise physiology exercise science inflammation immunology hiv sport medicine rehabilitation substance abuse recovery veterinary medicine applied physiology resistance training pharmacology inflammatory response infectious diseases health care regenerative medicine respiratory medicine circulatory physiology laboratory medicine rehabilitation medicine muscle function therapeutic efficacy veterinary physiology nutrient physiology human physiology sport physiology host response adaptive immune system innate immune system plasma donation cytokines exercise rehabilitation enhanced recovery musculoskeletal science skeletal muscle skeletal muscle health cytokine concentrations human immunodeficiency virus all-out running efforts dietary polyphenol inflammatory responses methylsulfonylmethane supplementation damp signaling improved innate immune expression response consecutive days pedicoccus acidilactici probiotics chemical dependence muscle mass fitness testing kinesiology fitness measure physical fitness

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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

immunity (medicine)adaptive immune systemgene expressionexercise physiologyimproved innate immuneinnate immune systemhost responseimmunologyimmune responsesexpression response

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

dietary polyphenolmethylsulfonylmethane supplementationregenerative medicineapplied physiologyinflammatory responsesrecoverynutrient physiologycirculatory physiologyveterinary medicineinflammationdamp signalingimmunologyveterinary physiologysport physiologyall-out running effortsexercise physiologyrehabilitationhuman physiologyphysiology

Curcumin Supplementation Alters Inflammatory Cytokines Following Exercise. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2019)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. TannerMelody A. GaryAsheal A. DavisJohn H. CurtisJakob L. Vingren

pharmacologymedicineexercise physiologyinflammationlaboratory medicineveterinary medicineimmunologysport medicineexercise science

Does Supplementation With Pedicoccus Acidilactici Probiotics Alter Inflammatory Response to Exercise on Consecutive Days?. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2019)

John H. CurtisAsheal A. DavisElizabeth A. TannerMelody A. GaryJakob L. VingrenBrian K. McFarlin

medicineinflammationpedicoccus acidilactici probioticsconsecutive daysinflammatory responsesport medicineexercise science

Using Combined Curcumin and Boswellia Serrata Supplementation to Alter Inflammatory Response to Consecutive Exercise Days. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2019)

Asheal A. DavisJohn H. CurtisMeolody A. GaryElizabeth A. TannerJakob L. VingrenBrian K. McFarlin

health sciencesmedicineinflammationexercise physiologyconsecutive exercise daysveterinary medicineinflammatory responsesport medicineboswellia serrata supplementationexercise science

Adding Resistance Training to the Standard of Care for Inpatient Substance Abuse Treatment in Men With Human Immunodeficiency Virus Improves Skeletal Muscle Health Without Altering Cytokine Concentrations. The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (2017)

Jakob L. VingrenJohn H. CurtisDanielle E. LevittAnthony A. DuplantyElaine C. LeeBrian K. McFarlinDavid W. Hill

pharmacologyhealth careskeletal muscle healthrespiratory medicineapplied physiologyinflammationinfectious diseasesexercise physiologysubstance abusecytokine concentrationsrehabilitation medicineresistance traininghuman immunodeficiency virusrehabilitationtherapeutic efficacymuscle functionhiv

Effect of Resistance Training on Circulating Th2 Cytokines in Hiv+ Men Recovering From Substance Abuse. The FASEB Journal (2013)

Anthony Adam DuplantyJakob L VingrenJohn H CurtisElaine C LeeRonald G BudnarBrian K McFarlinDavid W Hill

cytokineshealth sciencessubstance abuseresistance trainingrecoveryimmunologyhivepidemiology

Effect of Resistance Training on Vcam-1 and Cortisol in Hiv+ Men With Chemical Dependence. International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings (2012)

John H CurtisJakob L. VingrenDavid W Hill

medicineexercise physiologyresistance trainingchemical dependencepublic healthhivexercise scienceepidemiology

Increasing Strength and Muscle Mass in Hiv+ Men Recovering From Substance Abuse. International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings (2012)

Carianne M CregarJakob L VingrenJohn H CurtisKiannah WilliamsJulius F CantuDavid W Hill

physical fitnessenhanced recoveryskeletal musclehealth sciencesapplied physiologysubstance abuseexercise physiologymuscle massrecoveryexercise rehabilitationrehabilitationmusculoskeletal sciencehivexercise sciencephysiology

The Effect of Work Rate on Oxygen Uptake Kinetics During Exhaustive Severe Intensity Cycling Exercise. International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings (2012)

Jennifer L. SylvesterSamantha D. BurdetteSteven W. CrossNosa O. IdemudiaJohn H. CurtisJakob L. VingrenDavid W. Hill

exercise physiologywork rateoxygen uptake kineticsexercise sciencephysiology

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John H. Curtis

Faculty Kinesiology Health Promotion and Recreation

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Education

Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation

John H. Curtis is currently serving as a College Of Education Faculty Kinesiology Health Promotion and Recreation at University of North Texas.

Honors

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Experiences

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John H. Curtis

University of North Texas

Faculty Kinesiology Health Promotion and Recreation

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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

immunity (medicine)adaptive immune systemgene expressionexercise physiologyimproved innate immuneinnate immune systemhost responseimmunologyimmune responsesexpression response

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

Curcumin Supplementation Alters Inflammatory Cytokines Following Exercise. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2019)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. TannerMelody A. GaryAsheal A. DavisJohn H. CurtisJakob L. Vingren

pharmacologymedicineexercise physiologyinflammationlaboratory medicineveterinary medicineimmunologysport medicineexercise science

Does Supplementation With Pedicoccus Acidilactici Probiotics Alter Inflammatory Response to Exercise on Consecutive Days?. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2019)

John H. CurtisAsheal A. DavisElizabeth A. TannerMelody A. GaryJakob L. VingrenBrian K. McFarlin

medicineinflammationpedicoccus acidilactici probioticsconsecutive daysinflammatory responsesport medicineexercise science

Using Combined Curcumin and Boswellia Serrata Supplementation to Alter Inflammatory Response to Consecutive Exercise Days. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2019)

Asheal A. DavisJohn H. CurtisMeolody A. GaryElizabeth A. TannerJakob L. VingrenBrian K. McFarlin

health sciencesmedicineinflammationexercise physiologyconsecutive exercise daysveterinary medicineinflammatory responsesport medicineboswellia serrata supplementationexercise science

Jakob L. VingrenJohn H. CurtisDanielle E. LevittAnthony A. DuplantyElaine C. LeeBrian K. McFarlinDavid W. Hill

Effect of Resistance Training on Circulating Th2 Cytokines in Hiv+ Men Recovering From Substance Abuse. The FASEB Journal (2013)

Anthony Adam DuplantyJakob L VingrenJohn H CurtisElaine C LeeRonald G BudnarBrian K McFarlinDavid W Hill

cytokineshealth sciencessubstance abuseresistance trainingrecoveryimmunologyhivepidemiology

Effect of Resistance Training on Vcam-1 and Cortisol in Hiv+ Men With Chemical Dependence. International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings (2012)

John H CurtisJakob L. VingrenDavid W Hill

medicineexercise physiologyresistance trainingchemical dependencepublic healthhivexercise scienceepidemiology

Increasing Strength and Muscle Mass in Hiv+ Men Recovering From Substance Abuse. International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings (2012)

Carianne M CregarJakob L VingrenJohn H CurtisKiannah WilliamsJulius F CantuDavid W Hill

The Effect of Work Rate on Oxygen Uptake Kinetics During Exhaustive Severe Intensity Cycling Exercise. International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings (2012)

Jennifer L. SylvesterSamantha D. BurdetteSteven W. CrossNosa O. IdemudiaJohn H. CurtisJakob L. VingrenDavid W. Hill

exercise physiologywork rateoxygen uptake kineticsexercise sciencephysiology

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