Associate Professor of Comparative Theriogenology
Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences
1248 Lynn Hall
Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN 47907-1248
peterat@vet.purdue.edu
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Associate Professor of Comparative Theriogenology |
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Academic Record:
| BVSc | Madras Veterinary College, TNAU, India | 1975 |
| MVSc | Madras Veterinary College, TNAU, India | 1975 |
| MSc | Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph-Canada | 1983 |
| PhD | School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Wisconsin-Madison | 1987 |
| Diplomate | American College of Theriogenologists | 1988 |
Awards:
Burr A Beach Award of the University of Wisconsin and Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association, 1987.
Faculty Research Award of the Department of Veterinary Science, University of Wisconsin, 1987.
Research Interests: Follicular Atresia, Cryobiology of Gametes, and Effects of Endotoxin on Reproduction
Representative Publications (Total Publications 62):
Gebauer G, Peter AT, Onesime D, Dhanasekaran N. Apoptosis of ovarian granulosa cells: correlation with the reduced activity of ERK-signaling module. Journal of Cellular Biochemistry; 1999;75:547-554.
Agca, Liu J, McGrah JJ, Peter AT, Critser ES, Critser JK. Membrane permeability characteristics of metaphase II mouse oocytes at various temperatures in the presence of Me2SO. Cryobiology; 1998;36:287-300.
Ain R, Rao J, Peter AT, Sridhar H, Vijayakumar BR, Satish KS, Seshagiri PB. Bacterial infection and endotoxin levels in the female reproductive tract in rat: correlation with the development status of preimplantation embryos. Indian Journal of Experimental Biology; 1999;36:867-874.
Teaching: Professor of Record for 5 Theriogenology courses. The courses are in didactic, investigative, and clinical areas in Comparative Theriogenology.
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