His research interests include fetal physiology and epigenetic programming. His special interest is in the epigenetics of early mammalian development and the impact of the environment and nutrients have on programming. He has published articles about this area of research in multiple species including dogs, and is part of the eight-faculty member TAMU veterinary team researching exciting new developments in genetics, epigenetics, and evolving diagnostic tests for inherited disease and traits. Total CE Credit: 8