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Shelley Cargill

Associate Dean Academic Programs and Student Success

San Jose State University

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College of Science

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences, One Washington Square Duncan Hall

Department Of Biology

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Shelley Cargill

San Jose State University

Associate Dean Academic Programs and Student Success

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reproductive biology fertility reproductive science physiology endocrinology animal science reproductive health developmental biology genetics embryology reproductive endocrinology aging cell mammalian biology ovarian hormones gynecology ageing longevity animal physiology experimental gerontology animal biotechnology reproductive medicine animal reproduction mammalian physiology reproductive hormones reproductive physiology young ovaries veterinary medicine geriatrics livestock science xenotransplantation clinical transplantation animal nutrition weight disorders companion animals animal breeding biogerontology life expectancy graft survival aging process theriogenology maternal-fetal medicine placental development animal genetics vitro-derived bovine embryos large calves old ovariectomized mice old mice transplant recipients accelerated conceptus growth bovine conceptus development increased substrate availability sham-transplanted mice total amount female cba/j mice ovarian status

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Meloxicam and Buprenorphine Treatment After Ovarian Transplantation Does Not Affect Estrous Cyclicity and Follicular Integrity in Aged Cba/J Mice. PLoS ONE (2014)

pharmacologyfertilityreproductive biologyreproductive healthovarian hormones

Transplantation of Young Ovaries Restored Cardioprotective Influence in Postreproductive-Aged Mice. Aging Cell (2011)

Jeffrey B. MasonShelley L. CargillStephen M. GriffeyJ. Rachel ReaderGary B. AndersonJames R. Carey

physiologyexperimental gerontologylongevityreproductive endocrinologyreproductive hormonesyoung ovariesreproductive medicinefertilityendocrinologyaging cellsham-transplanted micemammalian biologyreproductive sciencecardiovascular diseasereproductive healthgynecologyovarian hormones

Ovarian Status Influenced the Rate of Body-Weight Change but Not the Total Amount of Body-Weight Gained or Lost in Female Cba/J Mice. Experimental Gerontology (2010)

Jeffrey B. MasonShelley L. CargillGary B. AndersonJames R. Carey

physiologyovarian statusovarian cancerreproductive hormonesmammalian physiologybody compositionmammalian biologyobesityweight disordersreproductive sciencereproductive biologyfemale cba/j micetotal amountreproductive healthhealth sciencesovarian hormones

Transplantation of Young Ovaries to Old Mice Increased Life Span in Transplant Recipients. The Journals of Gerontology Series A (2009)

J. B. MasonS. L. CargillG. B. AndersonJ. R. Carey

ageinglongevityexperimental gerontologyclinical transplantationyoung ovariestransplant recipientsfertilityxenotransplantationaging cellold micedevelopmental biologyreproductive healthaging processgraft survivalgynecology

Evidence of Increased Substrate Availability to in Vitro -Derived Bovine Foetuses and Association With Accelerated Conceptus Growth. Reproduction (2004)

M BertoliniA L MoyerJ B MasonC A BatchelderK A HoffertL R BertoliniG F CarneiroS L CargillT R FamulaC C CalvertR D SainzG B Anderson

fertilityanimal reproductionaccelerated conceptus growthmaternal-fetal medicinereproductive endocrinologyendocrinologyanimal nutritionincreased substrate availabilityanimal physiologybovine conceptus developmentmaternal healthanimal scienceanimal biotechnologydevelopmental biologyplacental developmentphysiologytheriogenologyreproductive scienceembryology

Age of Ovary Determines Remaining Life Expectancy in Old Ovariectomized Mice. Aging Cell (2003)

Shelley L. CargillJames R. CareyHans‐Georg MüllerGary Anderson

physiologyageingbiogerontologymammalian physiologyaging cellendocrinologysurvival analysismammalian biologyanimal sciencereproductive biologylife expectancygeriatricsold ovariectomized mice

Effects of the High Growth (Hg) Mutation on Reproduction in High Growth (Hg) Female Mice.. PubMed (2001)

geneticsreproductive physiologyreproductive sciencereproductive biologyembryology

Infertility in a Line of Mice With the High Growth Mutation is Due to Luteal Insufficiency Resulting From Disruption at the Hypothalamic-Pituitary Axis1. Biology of Reproduction (1999)

reproductive endocrinologyreproductive medicinefertilityendocrinologygeneticsreproductive physiologyreproductive sciencereproductive biologyinfertility

Birth of Large Calves That Developed From in Vitro-Derived Bovine Embryos. Theriogenology (1995)

E. BehboodiG.B. AndersonR.H. BonDurantS.L. CargillB.R. KreuscherJ.F. MedranoJ.D. Murray

animal physiologyanimal breedingveterinary medicineanimal reproductionvitro-derived bovine embryosanimal sciencereproductive biologylarge calvesdevelopmental biologylivestock sciencecompanion animalsembryology

Development of a Species‐Specific Marker Using Rapd Analysis to Distinguish Between Sheep and Goats. Animal Biotechnology (1995)

geneticsanimal biotechnologyanimal sciencegenetic engineeringanimal genetics

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Shelley Cargill

Associate Dean Academic Programs and Student Success

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences, One Washington Square Duncan Hall

Department Of Biology

Report a Title IX Complaint

San Jose State University

Shelley Cargill is currently serving as a College Of Science Associate Dean Academic Programs and Student Success at San Jose State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Shelley Cargill

San Jose State University

Associate Dean Academic Programs and Student Success

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Meloxicam and Buprenorphine Treatment After Ovarian Transplantation Does Not Affect Estrous Cyclicity and Follicular Integrity in Aged Cba/J Mice. PLoS ONE (2014)

pharmacologyfertilityreproductive biologyreproductive healthovarian hormones

Transplantation of Young Ovaries Restored Cardioprotective Influence in Postreproductive-Aged Mice. Aging Cell (2011)

Jeffrey B. MasonShelley L. CargillStephen M. GriffeyJ. Rachel ReaderGary B. AndersonJames R. Carey

Ovarian Status Influenced the Rate of Body-Weight Change but Not the Total Amount of Body-Weight Gained or Lost in Female Cba/J Mice. Experimental Gerontology (2010)

Jeffrey B. MasonShelley L. CargillGary B. AndersonJames R. Carey

Transplantation of Young Ovaries to Old Mice Increased Life Span in Transplant Recipients. The Journals of Gerontology Series A (2009)

J. B. MasonS. L. CargillG. B. AndersonJ. R. Carey

Evidence of Increased Substrate Availability to in Vitro -Derived Bovine Foetuses and Association With Accelerated Conceptus Growth. Reproduction (2004)

M BertoliniA L MoyerJ B MasonC A BatchelderK A HoffertL R BertoliniG F CarneiroS L CargillT R FamulaC C CalvertR D SainzG B Anderson

Age of Ovary Determines Remaining Life Expectancy in Old Ovariectomized Mice. Aging Cell (2003)

Shelley L. CargillJames R. CareyHans‐Georg MüllerGary Anderson

physiologyageingbiogerontologymammalian physiologyaging cellendocrinologysurvival analysismammalian biologyanimal sciencereproductive biologylife expectancygeriatricsold ovariectomized mice

Effects of the High Growth (Hg) Mutation on Reproduction in High Growth (Hg) Female Mice.. PubMed (2001)

geneticsreproductive physiologyreproductive sciencereproductive biologyembryology

Infertility in a Line of Mice With the High Growth Mutation is Due to Luteal Insufficiency Resulting From Disruption at the Hypothalamic-Pituitary Axis1. Biology of Reproduction (1999)

reproductive endocrinologyreproductive medicinefertilityendocrinologygeneticsreproductive physiologyreproductive sciencereproductive biologyinfertility

Birth of Large Calves That Developed From in Vitro-Derived Bovine Embryos. Theriogenology (1995)

E. BehboodiG.B. AndersonR.H. BonDurantS.L. CargillB.R. KreuscherJ.F. MedranoJ.D. Murray

Development of a Species‐Specific Marker Using Rapd Analysis to Distinguish Between Sheep and Goats. Animal Biotechnology (1995)

geneticsanimal biotechnologyanimal sciencegenetic engineeringanimal genetics

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10 / page