Faculty | ADVS
Jeffrey Mason

ADVS
Orthopedic Disease, Regenerative Medicine and Reproductive Physiology
Assistant Professor
Contact Information
Go toOffice Location: BTEC 205
DialPhone: 435-797-0950
SendEmail: jeff.mason@usu.edu
Educational Background
Other, Regenerative Medicine, (Orthopedics, Gene therapy), University of Pennsylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine, 2013
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PhD, Physiology, (Reproductive Biology), University of California, Davis, 2007 Dissertation
Utilizing Gonadal Manipulation to Elucidate the Influence of Reproductive Status on Survival, Body Weight and Pathology at Death in Mice
MS, Transgenics, University of California, Davis, 2001 Thesis
The effect of coating single- and double-stranded DNA with the recombinase A protein of Escherichia coli on transgene integration in mice.
Teaching Interests
Physiology, Reproductive Physiology, Aging
Research Interests
Reproductive Physiology, Aging, Orthopedic Disease, rodent and large animal
Awards
Early Career Reviewer program, 2014
NIHWoods Hole MBL, Molecular Biology of Aging Fellowship, 2011
Ellison Medical FoundationNIH-NIAMS Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) F32, 2010
NIH-NIAMSAmerican Physiological Society/NIDDK Minority Travel Fellowship, 2009
American Physiological Society/NIDDKAmerican Physiological Society Porter Physiology Development Award, 2007
American Physiological SocietyAustin Eugene Lyons Graduate Fellowship, 2007
University of California, DavisBusiness Development Fellow, 2005
University of California, DavisJastro-Shields Research Award, 2005
University of California, DavisAnimal Science Department McOmie Fellowship, 2004
Animal Science DepartmentAnimal Science Department McOmie Fellowship, 2003
Animal Science DepartmentChancellors Teaching Fellowship, 2003
University of California, DavisGraduate Research Mentorship, 2003
University of California, DavisJastro-Shields Research Award, 2002
University of California, DavisMcDonald J. Monroe Scholarship, 2002
University of California, DavisOutstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award, 2002
University of California, DavisTeaching Assistant Consultant Fellowship, 2002
University of California, DavisGamma Delta Chapter of Phi Sigma Society, 2001
American Physiological SocietyGraduate Opportunity/Cota-Robles Fellowship, 2001
University of California, DavisUniversity of California, Davis Foundation Fellowship, 2001
University of California, DavisA. K. Humphries Memorial Scholarship, 2000
University of California, DavisJastro-Shields Research Award, 2000
University of California, DavisNIH-IMSD Graduate Opportunity Fellowship, 1999
NIH-IMSDPublications - Abstracts
- Mason, J., (2013). Decreased proteoglycan degradation in IL-1β-treated equine cartilage co-cultured with TIMP-3-transduced cells. Osteoarthritis and Cartilage
- Mason, J., (2013). Equine induced pluripotent stem cells: differentiation into osteogenic and chondrogenic lineages. ISSCR annual meeting proceedings *
- Mason, J., (2013). Wnt Gene Therapy Influenced Measures of Osteoarthritis. Journal of Orthopaedic Research, Transactions
- Mason, J., Gurda, B.L, (2013). In vivo gene therapy of the equine distal extremity with recombinant adeno-associated viral vectors for the treatment of laminitis.. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science *
- Mason, J., (2011). Pre-existing neutralizing antibodies to AAV capsids in large animals other than monkeys may confound in vivo gene therapy studies. Molecular Therapy
- Mason, J., (2009). When selecting an adeno-associated viral vector serotype, cell monolayer transduction efficiency does not accurately predict tissue transduction efficiency in equine synovial tissues. FASEB Journal
- Mason, J., (2005). Comparison of term placentas in cloned and control pregnancies in cattle.. REPRODUCTION FERTILITY AND DEVELOPMENT *
- Mason, J., (2003). Relative pattern of gene expression in placental and fetal tissues by in-vivo and in-vitro produced day 90 and day 180 bovine concepti. Theriogenology
- Mason, J., (2003). The effect of coating single- and double-stranded DNA with the recombinase A protein of Escherichia coli on transgene integration in mice. Transgenic Animal Research Conference IV, Tahoe City, CA. *
- Mason, J., (2001). Association of IGF-1 and -2 with fetal development at days 90 and 180 of gestation for in-vivo and in-vitro derived bovine pregnancies. Theriogenology
Publications - Books & Book Chapters
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Publications - Fact Sheets
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Publications - Curriculum
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Publications - Journal Articles
- Parkinson, K.C, Peterson, R.L, Mason, J., (2017). Cognition and Sensory Function Were Significantly Influenced by Restoration of Active Ovarian Function in Postreproductive Mice. Experimental Gerontology
- Hill, R.J, Mason, H., Yeip, G., Merchant, S.S, Olsen, A.L, Stott, R.D, Van Wettere, A., Bressel, E., Mason, J., (2017). The influence of forced exercise in surgically destabilized stifle joints is synergistic with bone, but antagonistic with cartilage in an ovine model of osteoarthritis. Veterinary Pathology
- Peterson, R.L, Parkinson, K.C, Mason, J., (2017). Immune and renal function, which are critical for reproductive success suffer substantial declines in aged females, but are significantly restored by re-establishment of active ovarian function in postreproductive females. Reproduction, Fertility and Development
- Mason, J., Gurda, B.L, Van Wettere, A., Engiles, J.B, Wilson, J., Richardson, D.W, (2017). Delivery and evaluation of recombinant adeno-associated viral vectors in the equine distal extremity for the treatment of laminitis.. Equine veterinary journal, 49:1, 79-86.
- Mason, J., Gurda, B.L, Hankenson, K.D, Harper, L.R, Carlson, C.S, Wilson, J.M, Richardson, D.W, (2016). Wnt10b and Dkk-1 gene therapy differentially influenced trabecular bone architecture, soft tissue integrity and osteophytosis in a skeletally mature rat model of osteoarthritis. Connective Tissue Research
- Peterson, R.L, Parkinson, K.C, Mason, J., (2016). Manipulation of Ovarian Function Significantly Influenced Sarcopenia in Postreproductive-Age Mice. Journal of Transplantation, doi: Article ID 4570842.
- Mason, J., (2016). In vivo gene therapy of the equine distal extremity with recombinant adeno-associated viral vectors.. Musculoskeletal Regeneration, 2: e1418. , doi: doi: 10.14800/mr.1418.
- Peterson, R.L, Parkinson, K.C, Mason, J., (2016). Manipulation of Ovarian Function Significantly Influenced Sarcopenia in Postreproductive-Age Mice. Journal of Transplantation
- Mason, J., Manipulation of Ovarian Function Significantly Influenced Trabecular and Cortical Bone Volume, Architecture and Density in Mice at Death. PLOS One
- Mason, J., (2015). Delivery and evaluation of recombinant adeno-associated viral vectors in the equine distal extremity for the treatment of laminitis. Equine Veterinary Journal, doi: doi: 10.1111/evj.12547
- Mason, J., Mason, J., (2015). Preexisting Neutralizing Antibodies to Adeno-Associated Virus Capsids in Large Animals Other Than Monkeys May Confound In Vivo Gene Therapy Studies. Human Gene Therapy Methods
- Mason, J., Mason, J., (2015). Preexisting Neutralizing Antibodies to Adeno-Associated Virus Capsids in Large Animals Other Than Monkeys May Confound In Vivo Gene Therapy Studies. Human Gene Therapy Methods
- Simonaro, C.M, Mason, J., Mason, J., (2013). Acid Ceramidase Maintains the Chondrogenic Phenotype of Expanded Primary Chondrocytes and Improves the Chondrogenic Differentiation of Bone Marrow-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells.
- Simonaro, C.M, Mason, J., Mason, J., (2013). Acid Ceramidase Maintains the Chondrogenic Phenotype of Expanded Primary Chondrocytes and Improves the Chondrogenic Differentiation of Bone Marrow-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells.
- Mason, J., (2013). Multiple recombinant adeno-associated viral vector serotypes display persistent in vivo gene expression in vector-transduced rat stifle joints.
- Mason, J., (2013). Resistance to genotoxic stresses in Arctica islandica, the longest-living noncolonial animal: Is extreme longevity associated with a multi-stress resistance phenotype?. Journals of Gerontology-Series A Biological Sciences, 68(5), 521-529.
- Mason, J., (2012). Influence of serotype, cell type, tissue composition, and time after inoculation on gene expression in recombinant adeno-associated viral vector–transduced equine joint tissues. American Journal of Veterinary Research, 73:8, 1178-1185.
- Mason, J., (2011). Transplantation of young ovaries restored cardioprotective influence in postreproductive-aged mice. Aging Cell, 10:3, 448-456.
- Mason, J., (2010). Ovarian status influenced the rate of body-weight change, but not the total amount of body-weight gained or lost in female CBA/J mice. Experimental Gerontology, 45, 435-441.
- Mason, J., (2009). Transplantation of young ovaries to old mice increased survival and life span in transplant recipients. Journals of Gerontology-Series A Biological Sciences, 64:12, 1207-1211.
- Mason, J., (2007). Perinatal physiology in cloned and normal calves: Hematologic and biochemical profiles.. Cloning Stem Cells, 9, 83-96.
- Mason, J., (2007). Perinatal physiology in cloned and normal calves: Physical and clinical characteristics. Cloning Stem Cells, 9, 63-82.
- Mason, J., (2006). The effect of coating single- and double-stranded DNA with the recombinase A protein of Escherichia coli on transgene integration in mice. Transgenic Research, 15, 703-710.
- Mason, J., (2005). Effect of the nuclear-donor cell lineage, type, and cell donor on development of somatic cell nuclear transfer embryos in cattle. Cloning Stem Cells, 7:4, 238-54.
- Mason, J., (2004). Evidence of increased substrate availability to in vitro-derived bovine foetuses and association with accelerated conceptus growth. Reproduction, 128, 341-354.
- Mason, J., (2002). Morphology and morphometry of in-vivo and in-vitro produced bovine concepti from early pregnancy to term and association with high birth weights. Theriogenology, 58:5, 973-994.
Academic Journal
Professional Journal
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Publications - Literary Journal
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Publications - MultiMedia
Video
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Publications - Technical Reports
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Publications - Translations & Transcripts
Publications - Other
- Mason, J., (2016). Young ovaries rejuvenate older mice and extend their lifespan.. New Scientist *
Magazine/Trade Publication
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Scheduled Teaching
Special Topics/Orthopedic disease, Spring 2019
VM 7519 - Veterinary Physiology I, Fall 2018
VM 7520 - Veterinary Physiology II, Spring 2018
VM 7519 - Veterinary Physiology I, Fall 2017
ADVS 7520 - Veterinary Physiology II, Spring 2017
VM 7520 - Veterinary Physiology II, Spring 2017
VM/ADVS7519 - Physiology I, Fall 2016
ADVS, VM 7519 - Veterinary Physiology I, Fall 2016
ADVS, VM 7520 - Veterinary Physiology II, Spring 2016
VM 7519 - Veterinary Physiology I, Fall 2015
VM 7520 - Veterinary Physiology II, Spring 2015
VM 7519 - Physiology I, Fall 2014
ADVS 2200 - , Spring 2014
Graduate Students Mentored
Tracy Habermehl, Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences, July 2017
Crystal Collier, Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences, September 2016