Guy F. Barbato
Associate Professor of Biology
Phone: | 609.652.4404 |
Email: | gfb1@stockton.edu |
Office: | USC–121 |
Website/CV: | Dr. Barbato's Personal Website |
EDUCATION
Ph.D. Genetics, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
M.S. Nutrition, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
B.S. Biology, Wilkes University, Wilkes Barre, PA
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Genetics; Statistics; Bioinformatics; Biochemistry; Molecular Biology; Commercialization of Unversity-based Intellctual Property
COURSES TAUGHT
BIOL 2110 Genetics;
BIOL 2115 Genetics Laboratory;
BIOL 4110 BioInformatics;
BIOL 4236 Systems Biology
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Genetics of growth and development; Fertility and fecundity
PUBLICATIONS
Reinoso, V. P., R. Katani, and G. F. Barbato. 2007. Nicarbazin reduces egg production and fertility in White Pekin ducks via reducing ZP3 in the perivitelline membrane. Poultry Sci. 86 (Suppl. 1): 536.
Barbato, G. F. and A. MacDonald. Reversible inhibition of sperm receptor synthesis for contraception.
Patent Number: 60/913,034 (Date: 08/2007)
Hammerstedt, R. H., P. G. Cramer and G. F. Barbato. Molecule involved in binding of sperm to egg surfaces and procedures for use of this molecule to enhance or decrease potential fertility. Patent Number: RE39,034 (Date: 3/21/2006)
Anthony, N. and G. F. Barbato (2006) The curve is mightier than the sword. Proceedings of the 55th Breeders Roundtable, Ed. M. Cooper, pp. 32-44. U.S. Poultry & Egg Association, Atlanta, GA.
Ealy A. D., S. K. Wagner, A. E. Sheils, N. C. Whitley, D. O. Kiesling, S. E. Johnson and G. F. Barbato (2004) Identification of interferon-tau isoforms expressed by the peri-implantation goat (Capra hircus) conceptus. Domest Anim Endocrinol. 27:39-49.
Decuypere, E., V. Bruggeman, G. F. Barbato and J. Buyse (2003) Problems associated with selection for increased broiler meat production: growth and reproduction. In: Poultry Genetics: Breeding and Biotechnology. Eds. W. M. Muir and S. E. Aggrey. Pp. 13-28. CABI Publishing, CAB International.
Tajima, A. T., G. F. Barbato, T. Kuwana and R. H. Hammerstedt (2003) Recovery of a genetically selected broiler
line using cryopreserved PGCs isolated by newly developed filtration method. Journal
of Poultry Science
40:53-61.