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Professor Phil Hynd

Telephone	+61 8 8521 2871
Position	Campus Director
Email	philip.hynd@adelaide.edu.au
Fax	+61 8 8303 7972
Building	JS Davies
Floor/Room	G 47
Campus	Roseworthy
Org Unit	Animal Science, Agricultural and

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Research Interests

Cell and molecular biology of wool and hair growth

Genotype x environment interactions and wool growth

Antinutritive Factors in new pasture plants

Management of sheep to improve fibre quality

Alternatives to mulesing and shearing of sheep

Cell interactions in the dermis and epidermis of mammals

Developmental Biology of follicle initiation in fetal animals

Publications

Thomson, A.N; Hynd, P.I; Brownrigg, V.L and Penno, N.M.(1996). Protein composition in relation to the Intrinsic Strength of Merino Wool Fibres. Proc.Of the Aust.Soc of Animal.Prod.21:435.(conference paper).

Bates, E.J; Hynd, P.I; Penno, N.M. and Nancarrow, M.J.(1997). Serum-free culture of wool follicles: effecs of nutrients,growth factors and hormones. British Journal of Dermatology. 37:498-505.

Hynd, P.I; Hughes, A; Earl, C and Penno, N.M.(1997) Seasonal changes in the morphology and activity of wool follicles in Finewool and Strongwool Merino straind\s at different stocking rates in South Australia. Aust Journal of Ag Research. 48:1087-1097.

Hill, J.A; Hynd, P.I; Ponzoni, R.W; Grimson, R.J; Jeansch, K.S; Kenyon, R.V. and Penno, N.M.(1997). Skin and follicle characters 1.Heretabilities and correlations among them. Proceedings of the 12th Conference of the Assoc of the Advancement of Animal Breeding and Genetics.(conference paper).

Hill, J.A; Hynd, P.I; Ponzoni, R.W; Grimson, R.J; Jeansch, K.S; Kenyon, R.V. and Penno, N.M.(1997).Skin and follicle characters 2. Correlations with objectively and subjectively assessed wool characters. Proceedings of the 12th Conference of the Assoc of the Advancement of Animal Breeding and Genetics.(conference paper).

Thompspon, A.N and Hynd.P.I (1998). Wool growth and fibre diameter changes in young Merino sheep genetically different in staple strength and fed different levels of nutrition. Aust.J.Agric.Res.49:889-98.

Nancarrow, M.J; Nesci, A; Hynd, P.I. and Powell, B.C.(1999). Dynamic expression of ornithine decarboxylase in hair growth. Mech.Dev. 84:161-4.

Nancarrow, M.J; Powell, B.C and Hynd, P.I.(1999). Expression of ornithine decarboxylase during embryonic development of wool follicles. Exp.Dermatol. 8:326-8.

Bates, E.J; Penno, N.M and Hynd, P.I.(1999). Wool follicle matrix cells: culture conditions and kerain expression in vitro. British Association of Dermatologists 140:216-225.

Hynd, P.I.(2000).The nutritional biochemistry of wool and hair follicles. Animal Science. 70:181-195(invited review).

Masters, D.G. and Hynd, P.I.(2000) Nutrition and Wool Quality. Proc, Nutr.Soc.Aust.(invited review).

Bawden, C.S; Penno, N.M; Walker, S.K; Hynd, P.I. and Rogers, G.E.(2000) Genetic manipulation to modify wool properties and fibre growth rates. Proc.NZ Soc.Anim.Prod.(invited review).

Rogers, G.E. and Hynd, P.I.(2000)Animal and Cell Culture Models for Studies of Human Hair Diseases. Clinics in Dermatology.(invited review).

Hynd, P.I; Penno, N.M.(2001) Expression of Insulin-like Growth Factors in the Hair Cycle of Rats. J Invest.Dermatol.Symp.Proceed.

Expertise for Media Contact

Categories	Animals and veterinary science
Expertise	Animal science
Notes	Alt phone: (08) 8303 7823, External: (08) 8521 2871
Mobile	0438 743 336

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