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John  Kopchick, PhD

Goll-Ohio Eminent Scholar, Professor of Molecular Biology 

EBI/HCOM 

740-593-4534 

Member Type: Investigator 

Research Interest

 My research focuses on: 

  • Use of a proteomic platform to identify new biomarkers of pre-diabetes, aging, GH doping, and white adipose depot physiology

  • Use of a Growth Hormone receptor antagonist to ascertain Growth Hormone's anti-insulin (diabetogenic) action

  • Function of the Growth Hormone Receptor in liver, adipose, and muscle tissue as it relates to insulin resistance and aging

  • Function of Growth Hormone Binding Protein as it relates to GH's diabetogenic activity.

  •  Complete Curriculum Vitae (PDF)

Selected Publications

For more publication please link to PubMed.

Awards and Honors

 

Feb.,  2013       Elected to the National Academy of Inventors Chartered Fellows

Dec.,  2012       Ohio University Distinguished Professorship

Oct.,  2012       Elected President of the Growth Hormone Research Society, Munich,
                          Germany

Apr.,  2012       Ohio Patent Impact Award

Apr.,  2011       British Endocrine Society Transatlantic Medal, Birmingham, England

Aug., 2010       Philips Medal,  Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, Ohio University,
                          Athens, Oh.

May,  2008      Commencement Address, Graduation Ceremony, Indiana University of
                          Pennsylvania, Indiana, Pa.

May,  2008       Honorary Doctor of Science Degree, Indiana University of Pennsylvania,
                          Indiana, Pa.

Sep.,  2007       New York College of Osteopathic Medicine's Riland Award.  The Riland
                          Medal is awarded to individuals who have made outstanding contributions
                          to medical science and education, health policy, public policy.

Apr.,  2007       AMVETS Silver Helmet Award.  Highest award given by the AMVETS for
                          service to the USA.

Jan.,  2007       Elected to Growth Hormone Society Research Council

Nov., 2006       Distinguished Alumnus Award, The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences,
                          University of Texas, Houston, Texas

Dec., 2002        Distinguished Alumnus Award 2002, The University of Texas M.D. Anderson
                          Cancer Center, Houston, Texas

1987-Present    The Milton and Lawrence H. Goll Eminent Scholar Endowed Professorship
                          in Molecular and Cellular Biology
, Ohio University, Athens, OH

 

Related Links

Edison Biotechnology Institute
HCOM Biomedical Sciences
Diabetes Institute Investigator Highlight

 

 
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