233 Stone Building
P.O. Box 26170
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Greensboro, NC 27402-6170
Phone (336)334-5733 Fax (336)334-5089
e-mail: d_kipp@uncg.edu
B.S. Nutrition, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 1975
Dietetic Internship, Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, OH 1976
Ph.D. Nutrition, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 1984
RESEARCH
INTERESTS
Ongoing research focuses on the role of nutrients (ascorbic acid, iron) and
hormones (prolactin) in regulating collagen production and key aspects of
bone remodeling, using animal models and cell culture.
CURRENT RESEARCH
Maternal ascorbic acid intake and fetal skeletal development in the guinea
pig in vivo; ascorbic acid effects on in vitro phenotypic development and
on constitutive and endotoxin-induced stimulation of cytokines by osteoblast-like
cells derived from fetal rat calvariae; prolactin effects on the rat skeleton;
iron deficiency anemia on bone development and remodeling in the rat.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Peterkofsky, B., Gosiewska, A., Kipp, D.E., Shah, V. and Wilson, S. Induced
insulin-like growth factor binding proteins (IGFBPS) 1 and 2 in sera from
vitamin C-deficient or fasted guinea pigs inhibit IGF-1dependent fractions
in cultured cells. Growth Factors 10: 229-241, 1994.
Kipp, D.E., Gosiewska, A., Wilson, S. and Peterkofsky, B. Differential regulation
of collagen gene expression in granulation tissue and non-repair connective
tissues in vitamin C-deficient guinea pigs. Wound Rep. Reg. 3: 192-203, 1995.
Kipp, D.E., McElvain, M., Kimmel, D.B., Akhter, M.P., Robinson, R.G. and
Lukert, B.P. Scurvy results in decreased collagen synthesis and bone density
in the guinea pig animal model. Bone 18: 281-288, 1996.
Kipp, D.E., Grey, C.E., McElvain, ME., Kimmel, D.B., Robinson, R.G., and
Lukert, B.P. Long-term low ascorbic acid intake reduces bone mass in guinea
pigs. J. Nutr. 126: 2044-2049, 1996.
Kipp, D.E., Radel, J.D. and Hogue, J.A. The internet and the nutritional
scientist. Am. J. Clin. Nutr. 64: 659-662, 1996.
Pate, S.K., Lukert, B.P. and Kipp, D.E. Tissue vitamin C levels of guinea
pig offspring are influenced by maternal vitamin C intake during pregnancy.
J. Nutr. Biochem. 7: 524-528, 1996.
Kipp, D.E. Reflections on teaching graduate students how to use and publish
nutrition information on the world wide web. J. Nutr. Ed. 28: 308-312, 1996.
Kipp, D.E. Developing interactive computerized modules, accessible on the
World Wide Web, for medical students. Topics Clin. Nutr. 12: 38-44, 1997.
Fox-Bacon, C., McCamman, S., Therou, L., Moore, W. and Kipp, D. E. Maternal
PKU and breastfeeding: Case report of identical twins. Clin. Pediatr. 36:
539-542, 1997.
Lukert, B.P., Kipp, D, and Broy, S. Management of glucocorticoid-induced
osteoporosis. First, do no harm. (Letter to the editor). Arthritis Rheum.
8: 1548, 1997.
Kipp, D.E., McElvain, M.E., Latif, S., Stancliffe, H., Lukert, B.P., and
Kimmel, D.B. Rapid reversal of bone abnormalities after ascorbic acid
reintroduction to the scorbutic guinea pig. (submitted, Bone)
Kipp, D.E., Mohankumar, P.S., Voogt, J.L. and Kimmel, D.B. Bone status in
ovariectomized adult rats with hyperprolactinemia. (submitted, Calcif. Tissue
Int.)
Fox, C., Marquis, J. and Kipp, D.E. Nutrition factors affecting serum
phenylalanine concentration during pregnancy for identical twins. (submitted,
Acta Paediatr.)
Mandagere, K.A., Taylor, C.C., Lukert, B.P., and Kipp, D.E. Prolactin stimulates
in vitro growth and inhibits function of fetal rat osteoblast-like cells.
(submitted, Endocrinology)
Taylor, C.C., Hiatt, J.A., Lukert, B.P., and Kipp, D.E. Ascorbic acid inhibits
cytokine production and secretion by rat fetal osteoblast-like cells cultured
in vitro. (submitted, Endocrinology)
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