Marvin Jiwan's Presentation - Irish Phytochemical Food Network
Marvin Jiwan's Presentation - Irish Phytochemical Food Network
Marvin Jiwan's Presentation - Irish Phytochemical Food Network
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Academic Qualifications<br />
•BSc <strong>Food</strong> Science 1981<br />
National University of Ireland, Cork<br />
•MS Human Nutrition 1983<br />
University of Minnesota, USA<br />
•PhD Nutritional Biochemistry 1987<br />
Cornell University, USA<br />
Brief Outline of Career History<br />
•1988 – 1989 Post-doctoral Research Fellow,<br />
Institute of Cellular and Molecular Pathology,<br />
University of Louvain, Belgium<br />
•1990 – 1999 Lecturer in Nutrition,<br />
Department of Nutrition, UCC<br />
•1999 – 2005 Senior Lecturer in Nutrition,<br />
Department of <strong>Food</strong> and Nutritional Sciences, UCC<br />
•2006 - now Associate Professor,<br />
Department of <strong>Food</strong> and Nutritional Sciences, UCC
Postdoctoral Researchers 2<br />
Dr. Aisling Aherne<br />
Dr. Yvonne O’Callaghan<br />
Research Assistants 3<br />
Trevor Daly<br />
Olivia Kenny<br />
<strong>Marvin</strong> Jiwan<br />
Postgraduate students 6<br />
Current funding from:<br />
SFI Investigator Award<br />
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and <strong>Food</strong><br />
<strong>Irish</strong> <strong>Food</strong> Industry<br />
Enterprise Ireland<br />
Safefood
•Bioactivity of dietary constituents.<br />
•Bioavailability of dietary phytochemicals.<br />
•Cytotoxic, genotoxic and cell signalling effects of cholesterol and<br />
phytosterol oxidation products.<br />
•Longitudinal study of changes in anthropometric measures, dietary intake<br />
and physical activity in school-going adolescents<br />
•Ecotoxicology. Collaborative work with biologists and ecologists<br />
involving use of cytotoxicity and genotoxicity assays in cell culture<br />
systems
Gastric Phase<br />
Homogenised<br />
Pepsin<br />
Acidified to pH 2<br />
Duodenal Phase<br />
Increase pH to 5.3<br />
with NaHCO 3<br />
Pancreatin<br />
Bile Salts<br />
Increase pH to 7.4<br />
with NaOH<br />
Cholesterol esterase<br />
Ultracentrifugation at<br />
53,000 rpm
Apical Chamber
Apical Chamber<br />
Basolateral Chamber
O’Sullivan L, Ryan L, O’Brien, NM (2007) Comparison of the uptake and secretion of<br />
carotene and xanthophyll carotenoids by Caco-2 intestinal cells. British Journal of<br />
Nutrition 98, 38-44.<br />
O’Sullivan L, Ryan L, Aherne SA, O’Brien NM (2008) Cellular transport of lutein is<br />
greater from uncooked rather than cooked spinach irrespective of whether it is fresh,<br />
frozen or canned. Nutrition Research 28, 532-538.<br />
O’Sullivan L, Aherne-Bruce SA, O’Brien NM. Investigation of -carotene and lutein<br />
transport in Caco-2 cells: carotenoid-carotenoid interactions and transport inhibition by<br />
ezetimibe. International Journal of Vitamin and Nutrition Research (in press)<br />
Kenny O, Callaghan YO, O’Brien NM (2008). Effects of ingredient incorporation into<br />
sausage meat on the micellarisation and uptake of -tocopherol by Caco-2 human<br />
intestinal cells. <strong>Food</strong> Sci. Tech. Int. 14, 79-86.