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Associate Professor and Section Head, Equine Medicine & Surgery
Phone: 785-532-5700
E-mail:
edavis@vet.k-state.edu
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DVM: University of Florida
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Internship: Kansas State University
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Residency: Kansas State University
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PhD: Kansas State University
- Veterinary Physiology II (1st year)
- Medicine III (3rd year)
- Grand Rounds III (3rd year)
- Vaccinology (Graduate)
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- Veterinary Pharmacology (2nd year)
- Clinical Skills (3rd year)
- Equine Medicine & Field Service (4th year)
- Research Methods (Graduate)
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Immunology as it relates to effective vaccine strategies in horses and
influences on the immune system.
Dr.
Davis is an internist with clinical interests involving immunologic,
neurologic, respiratory and gastrointestinal diseases affecting horses.
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Davis EG, Zhang Y,
Tuttle J, Hankins K, Wilkerson MJ. Characterization of cell mediated
immunity following immunization of healthy horses with an
inactivated WNV vaccine. Veterinary Immunology Immunopathology,
submitted for review (2007).
- Zhang YW, Davis
EG. Molecular cloning and characterization
of equine Toll-like receptor 9. Submitted for review (2007).
- Linde A, Davis
EG, Blecha F, Melgarejo T: Antimicrobial
Peptides in Companion Animals: Ancient Molecules in Innate Immunity.
In press JVIM, 2007.
- Davis EG, Zhang
YW, Rush BR, Tuttle J, Hankins K, Wilkerson MJ: Investigation of
antigen specific lymphocyte responses in healthy horses vaccinated
with an inactivated West Nile virus vaccine. ACVIM June 2007.
- Davis EG:
Respiratory Infections In: Sellon D and Long M, Infectious Disease
of the Horse. Elsevier Science Limited. Oxford, England. 2007. 1-21.
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