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Josephine Gnanandarajah

CVMGrad VMED Student Gnanadarajah

gnan0007@umn.edu

Degrees

M.S., University of Minnesota, 2007
D.V.M., University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, 2003

Major Advisor

Jody Lulich and Mike Murtaugh

Research

My research interests lie in the fields of microbiology and canine urology.  As part of my PhD thesis, I am currently investigating the role of oxalate degrading bacteria of canine gastrointestinal tract in calcium oxalate urolith formation in dogs. Long term goal of my study is to design a probiotic to prevent recurrence of calcium oxalate stone formation in dogs.

Publications

Gnanandarajah JS, Dvorak CM, Johnson CR , Murtaugh MP. “Presence of free haptoglobin alpha 1S-subunit in acute porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus infection “. Journal of General Virology (2008), 89, 2746–2753

Honors and Awards

2008 - Morris Animal Foundation Fellowship Training Grant 

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