Elizabeth Adeogun
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Elizabeth Adeogun's research investigates the physiological responses of animals, particularly chickens, to environmental stressors like heat. Her work examines gene expression related to inflammation and heat shock proteins in blood cells of commercial broiler lines and their jungle fowl ancestors. Adeogun has also explored the development of novel sensing technologies for heat stress detection. This includes utilizing liquid crystal-based biomaterials and machine learning to analyze micrographs of red blood cells for rapid identification of heat stress indicators.
Her scholarly contributions, though early in her career, are reflected in a developing publication record and collaborations with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Karthik Nayani, Elizabeth S. Greene, Ukash Nakarmi, and Prateek Verma. These collaborations have resulted in multiple shared publications, indicating an active engagement within her research community.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 10
Selected Publications
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Thermodynamics of Binding Between Adeno-Associated Viruses and Heparin in Bulk and at Interfaces via Isothermal Titration Calorimetry (2026)
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A liquid crystal-based biomaterial platform for rapid sensing of heat stress using machine learning (2024)
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Effects of heat stress on cyto(chemo)kine and inflammasome gene expression and mechanical properties in isolated red and white blood cells from 4 commercial broiler lines and their ancestor jungle fowl (2022)
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- Effects of heat stress on cyto(chemo)kine and inflammasome gene expression and mechanical properties in isolated red and white blood cells from 4 commercial broiler lines and their ancestor jungle fowl
- A liquid crystal-based biomaterial platform for rapid sensing of heat stress using machine learning
- Effects of heat stress on cyto(chemo)kine and inflammasome gene expression and mechanical properties in isolated red and white blood cells from 4 commercial broiler lines and their ancestor jungle fowl
- A liquid crystal-based biomaterial platform for rapid sensing of heat stress using machine learning
- Effects of heat stress on cyto(chemo)kine and inflammasome gene expression and mechanical properties in isolated red and white blood cells from 4 commercial broiler lines and their ancestor jungle fowl
- Effects of heat stress on cyto(chemo)kine and inflammasome gene expression and mechanical properties in isolated red and white blood cells from 4 commercial broiler lines and their ancestor jungle fowl
- A liquid crystal-based biomaterial platform for rapid sensing of heat stress using machine learning
- A liquid crystal-based biomaterial platform for rapid sensing of heat stress using machine learning
- A liquid crystal-based biomaterial platform for rapid sensing of heat stress using machine learning
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