David Janz

Biography

"Dr. David Janz is currently working as a Professor in the Department of Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, University of Saskatchewan , Ccanada. His research interests includes Dr. Janz investigates interactions between physiological control and environmental alteration of developmental and reproductive processes in vertebrates. The goal is to investigate relationships between biological responses at the molecular and cellular levels with those occurring at the organ, organism and population levels in animals exposed to environmental stressors. This is achieved by combining physiological, cell biological, pharmacological and molecular biological approaches in the laboratory with ecological approaches in the field. Dr. Janz's recent work has focused on developing non-invasive techniques to measure long-term stress in fish and wildlife species.. He /she is serving as an editorial member and reviewer of several international reputed journals. Dr. David Janz is the member of many international affiliations. He/ She has successfully completed his Administrative responsibilities. He /she has authored of many research articles/books related to Dr. Janz investigates interactions between physiological control and environmental alteration of developmental and reproductive processes in vertebrates. The goal is to investigate relationships between biological responses at the molecular and cellular levels with those occurring at the organ, organism and population levels in animals exposed to environmental stressors. This is achieved by combining physiological, cell biological, pharmacological and molecular biological approaches in the laboratory with ecological approaches in the field. Dr. Janz's recent work has focused on developing non-invasive techniques to measure long-term stress in fish and wildlife species.. "

Research Interest

"Dr. Janz investigates interactions between physiological control and environmental alteration of developmental and reproductive processes in vertebrates. The goal is to investigate relationships between biological responses at the molecular and cellular levels with those occurring at the organ, organism and population levels in animals exposed to environmental stressors. This is achieved by combining physiological, cell biological, pharmacological and molecular biological approaches in the laboratory with ecological approaches in the field. Dr. Janz's recent work has focused on developing non-invasive techniques to measure long-term stress in fish and wildlife species."