Bio
Dr. Derrick J. Coble is the Swine Specialist in the Department of Animal Sciences. He obtained his B.S. degree in Animal Science in 2005, and his M.S. degree in Animal Health Science in 2007. Both of these degrees were awarded by N.C. A&T State University. In 2013, he obtained his Ph.D. in Genetics (Animal Science) from Iowa State University. He returns to N.C. A&T from Florida A&M University where he spent 3 and a half years as an Assistant Professor in the Animal Science program. As a Greensboro native, graduate of Dudley High School, and lifelong Aggie, it is Dr. Coble’s absolute pleasure to return to N.C. A&T State University and serve the members of this community and the state.
Research Interests
Dr. Derrick J. Coble’s past research has evaluated the effects of heat stress and microbial infection on the global gene expression of immune and metabolic tissues in livestock by employing both qPCR and RNA-seq analysis. His research at Florida A&M University studied the effects of early weaning on stress levels and immunocompetence in livestock by assessing blood protein and cytokine levels. He is currently interested in the impacts of alternative finishing diets on production traits, and the metabolic and immunological transcriptomes of pigs from distinct genetic backgrounds. He is also interested in the effects of rearing environment (indoor, commercial vs. outdoor, alternative) on gene expression of different breeds of pigs.
External URL
https://www.linkedin.com/in/derrick-coble-4748b424/
Recent Publications
- M Schmid, Julius Smith, D Burt, B Aken, P Antin, A Archibald, C Ashwell, P Blackshear, C Boschiero, Christopher Brown, S Burgess, H Cheng, W Chow, Derrick Coble, A Cooksey, R Crooijmans, J Damas, Robert Davis, D de Koning, M Delany, T Derrien, T Desta, I Dunn, M Dunn, H Ellegren, L Eöry, I Erb, M Farré, M Fasold, D Fleming, P Flicek, K Fowler, L Frésard, D Froman, V Garceau, P Gardner, A Gheyas, D Griffin, M Groenen, T Haaf, O Hanotte, A Hart, J Häsler, S Hedges, J Hertel, K Howe, A Hubbard, D Hume, P Kaiser, D Kedra, S Kemp, C Klopp, K Kniel, R Kuo, S Lagarrigue, S Lamont, D Larkin, R Lawal, S Markland, F McCarthy, H McCormack, M McPherson, A Motegi, S Muljo, A Münsterberg, R Nag, I Nanda, M Neuberger, A Nitsche, C Notredame, H Noyes, R O'Connor, E O'Hare, A Oler, S Ommeh, H Pais, M Persia, F Pitel, L Preeyanon, P Prieto Barja, E Pritchett, D Rhoads, C Robinson, M Romanov, M Rothschild, P Roux, C Schmidt, A Schneider, M Schwartz, S Searle, M Skinner, Claudette Smith, P Stadler, T Steeves, C Steinlein, L Sun, M Takata, I Ulitsky, Q Wang, Yudan Chen, W Warren, J Wood, D Wragg, H Zhou (2015). (Third Report on Chicken Genes and Chromosomes 2015.). (2) 145, pp. 78-179. Cytogenetic and genome research.
- Derrick Coble, D Fleming, M Persia, C Ashwell, M Rothschild, C Schmidt, S Lamont (2014). (RNA-seq analysis of broiler liver transcriptome reveals novel responses to high ambient temperature.). 15, pp. 1084. BMC genomics.
- Derrick Coble, E Sandford, T Ji, J Abernathy, D Fleming, H Zhao, S Lamont (2013). (Impacts of Salmonella enteritidis infection on liver transcriptome in broilers.). (5) 51, pp. 357-64. Genesis (New York, N.Y. : 2000).
- Derrick Coble, S Redmond, B Hale, S Lamont (2011). (Distinct lines of chickens express different splenic cytokine profiles in response to Salmonella Enteritidis challenge.). (8) 90, pp. 1659-63. Poultry science.
- S Redmond, R Tell, Derrick Coble, C Mueller, D Palic, C Andreasen, S Lamont (2010). (Differential splenic cytokine responses to dietary immune modulation by diverse chicken lines.). (8) 89, pp. 1635-41. Poultry science.
