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Ryan N Dilger

Professor Animal Sciences Chair/Director Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee

UIUC

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College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Animal Sciences

Department of Animal Sciences

Ryan N Dilger is currently serving as an Animal Sciences Professor Animal Sciences Chair/Director Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee at Uiuc.

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Ryan N Dilger

UIUC

Professor Animal Sciences Chair/Director Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee

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nutrition physiology animal nutrition metabolism animal physiology nutritional biochemistry animal science health sciences neuroscience nutrient physiology feed additives poultry science microbiology veterinary medicine clinical nutrition feed evaluation experimental nutrition gut microbes nutritional neuroscience developmental neurobiology microbiome developmental cognitive neuroscience food science digestive diseases livestock science nutritional sciences bioactive compounds probiotics digestive tract poultry farming feed intake cognitive neuroscience dietary fibre animal cognition brain structure porcine disease poultry diseases pathogens dysbiosis young pigs animal bioscience nutritional response food microbiology human lactation feed utilization nutrient bioavailability food digestion magnetic resonance imaging swine virus lipid nutrition avian medicine porcine reproductive animal health soybean meal cognitive function neuroradiology brain imaging food composition animal studies brain science brain-immune interaction brain health neuroinflammation young pig experimental diets microbiota composition immune system psychoneuroimmunology brain growth growth performance soy isoflavones iron deficiency growth rate corn-soybean meal-based diets guanidinoacetic acid clinical outcomes

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212 Impact of Rearing Environment and Handling on Pre- and Post-Wean Pigs Ability to Cope With Stress. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

Kaitlyn SommerZimu LiRyan N Dilger

physiologyanimal healthporcine diseasepnd 35animal physiologyanimal studiespnd 21veterinary medicinesow managementfitnessanimal scienceanimal performanceanimal managementlivestock sciencestress (biology)health sciences

A “Berry” Small Inclusion: Forty Types of Commercial Dog and Cat Kibble With Added Blueberries Provide Low Levels of Quercetin, Free Phenolics, and Alkali-Labile Phenolics. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

Pauline A L KosmalRyan N DilgerLaura BauerJennifer Saunders-BladesAnna K Shoveller

natural productsphytochemical analysiscommercial dogpharmacologyantioxidantspolyphenolicsfood chemistrychromatographyfood bioactive compoundbioactive compoundspolyphenol contentfood analysisfood sciencenutritionphytochemicalsgallic acid

Axial and Mean Diffusivity Predict Myelin Density in the Hippocampus of Pigs During Early Brain Development, Independent of Sex. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2025)

Loretta T SutkusZimu LiKaitlyn M SommerRyan N Dilger

physiologybrain sciencebrain structurewhite mattersex differencesanimal physiologymean diffusivitymammalian biologyanimal reproductiondevelopmental neurobiologymyelin densitydevelopmental biologyneuroscienceneuroanatomydevelopmental cognitive neuroscience

CORRECTION: Experimentally Induced Colitis Impacts Myelin Development and Home-Cage Behavior in Young Pigs Regardless of Supplementation With Oral Gamma-Cyclodextrin-Encapsulated Tributyrin. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2025)

Loretta T SutkusKaitlyn M SommerZimu LiBradley P SuttonSharon M DonovanRyan N Dilger

digestive diseasespharmacologyhome-cage behaviorinflammationcolitis impactsallergygastrointestinal pharmacologyexperimental therapeuticsulcerative colitisyoung pigsexperimental medicineinflammatory bowel disease

Establishing the Pig as a Translational Animal Model for Neurodevelopment. Translational Neuroscience (2025)

Loretta Teresa SutkusZimu LiRyan Neil Dilger

grid searchbiological anthropologymammalogyanimal studiesmammalian biologynon-human primatesdevelopmental neurobiologyhuman biologydomestic pigdevelopmental biologyneurosciencehuman-animal interactionsdevelopmental cognitive neuroscience

Experimentally Induced Colitis Impacts Myelin Development and Home-Cage Behavior in Young Pigs Regardless of Supplementation With Oral Gamma-Cyclodextrin-Encapsulated Tributyrin. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2025)

Loretta T. SutkusKaitlyn M. SommerZimu LiBradley P. SuttonSharon D. DonovanRyan N. Dilger

physiologydigestive diseasespnd 26pharmacologydigestive tractinflammationmedicinal foodspnd 27young pigsnutritiongut barrierinflammatory bowel disease

Feeding Style Alters the Growth and Behavior of Artificially-Reared Pigs. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

Kaitlyn M SommerLoretta SutkusPradeep SenthilRyan N Dilger

physiologyfeed utilizationlivestock sciencebody compositionanimal physiologyad pigsartificial rearing systemanimal scienceanimal performancefeed intakeanimal nutritionmetabolismsow milk intakenutritionhealth sciences

In Vitro Fermentation Characteristics of Dietary Fibers Using Fecal Inoculum From Dogs Consuming Commercial or Grain Kefir. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

Breanna N MetrasPatricia M ObaDalton A HoltLaura L BauerMichael J MillerRyan N DilgerKelly S Swanson

microbiomedietary fibreapplied microbiologyfood sciencemicrobiota shiftspathogenic bacteriafood bioprocessingcontrol fecesanimal nutritionbacteriafecal microbiotafood safetyfood fermentationveterinary medicineanimal sciencefood microbiologybiological engineeringfeed evaluationmicrobiology

Increased Circulating Interleukin Concentrations in Type 2 Diabetes: A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis. Obesity Reviews (2025)

Chang CaoJing YuanElizabeth R. GilbertMark A. ClineFan LamKing C. LiRyan N. Dilger

obesity medicinediabetes carediabetes mellitusdiabetesdiabetes epidemiologytype 2epidemiologymetabolic syndromechronic diseasessystematic reviewobesityglobal healthmetabolic healthclinical epidemiologyinterleukin concentrationsdiabetes researchinflammation

Ingestion of a Lipid-Rich Meat Matrix Blunts the Postexercise Increase of Myofibrillar Protein Synthesis Rates in Healthy Adults: A Randomized Controlled Trial. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2025)

Žan ZupančičAndrew T AskowTakeshi M BarnesMax T DeutzAlexander V UlanovRyan N DilgerAnna C DilgerJared W WillardRichard W A MackenzieJocelyn E HarseimDiego Hernández-SaavedraNicholas A Burd

physiologyexperimental nutritionkinesiologymeat scienceapplied physiologylipidsexercise physiologypost-exercise increasemeat qualitymetabolismhealthy adultshealth sciencescardiovascular fitnesslipid-rich meat matrix

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Ryan N Dilger

Professor Animal Sciences Chair/Director Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Animal Sciences

Department of Animal Sciences

Ryan N Dilger is currently serving as an Animal Sciences Professor Animal Sciences Chair/Director Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ryan N Dilger

UIUC

Professor Animal Sciences Chair/Director Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

212 Impact of Rearing Environment and Handling on Pre- and Post-Wean Pigs Ability to Cope With Stress. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

Kaitlyn SommerZimu LiRyan N Dilger

Pauline A L KosmalRyan N DilgerLaura BauerJennifer Saunders-BladesAnna K Shoveller

Axial and Mean Diffusivity Predict Myelin Density in the Hippocampus of Pigs During Early Brain Development, Independent of Sex. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2025)

Loretta T SutkusZimu LiKaitlyn M SommerRyan N Dilger

Loretta T SutkusKaitlyn M SommerZimu LiBradley P SuttonSharon M DonovanRyan N Dilger

Establishing the Pig as a Translational Animal Model for Neurodevelopment. Translational Neuroscience (2025)

Loretta Teresa SutkusZimu LiRyan Neil Dilger

Loretta T. SutkusKaitlyn M. SommerZimu LiBradley P. SuttonSharon D. DonovanRyan N. Dilger

physiologydigestive diseasespnd 26pharmacologydigestive tractinflammationmedicinal foodspnd 27young pigsnutritiongut barrierinflammatory bowel disease

Feeding Style Alters the Growth and Behavior of Artificially-Reared Pigs. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

Kaitlyn M SommerLoretta SutkusPradeep SenthilRyan N Dilger

In Vitro Fermentation Characteristics of Dietary Fibers Using Fecal Inoculum From Dogs Consuming Commercial or Grain Kefir. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

Breanna N MetrasPatricia M ObaDalton A HoltLaura L BauerMichael J MillerRyan N DilgerKelly S Swanson

Increased Circulating Interleukin Concentrations in Type 2 Diabetes: A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis. Obesity Reviews (2025)

Chang CaoJing YuanElizabeth R. GilbertMark A. ClineFan LamKing C. LiRyan N. Dilger

Žan ZupančičAndrew T AskowTakeshi M BarnesMax T DeutzAlexander V UlanovRyan N DilgerAnna C DilgerJared W WillardRichard W A MackenzieJocelyn E HarseimDiego Hernández-SaavedraNicholas A Burd

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