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Dr. Elizabeth G. Welles, associate professor, joined the Pathobiology
faculty in 1990 as a clinical pathologist. She became a Diplomate of the
American College of Veterinary Pathologists, clinical pathology specialty,
in 1990 also. After receiving her DVM degree in 1981 from Auburn
University, she interned at the Animal Medical Center in New York,
NY, and spent several years as a small animal practitioner in Huntington,
NY. She earned a PhD at the University of Georgia in 1989 under the guidance
of Dr. Keith W. Prasse. She held a postdoctoral fellowship position (1989-1990)
in the Department of Comparative Medicine at Bowman Gray School of Medicine
of Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC. Dr. Welles is active in teaching
of clinical pathology and in providing laboratory cytological services
and consultation to the animal clinics of the College of Veterinary Medicine
and to area practitioners.
Welles EG, Bourne C, Tyler JW, Boudreaux MK. Detection of activated platelets in cat platelet-rich plasma by use of fluorescein-labeled antibodies and flow cytometry. Vet Pathol 1994;31:553-560.
Welles EG, Tyler JW, Wolfe DF. Hematologic and semen quality changes in bulls with experimental Eperythrozoon infection. Theriogenology 1995;43:557-567.
Livant EJ, Welles EG, Ewald SJ. Chronic ethanol exposure alters leukocytes subsets in repopulating spleens but does not alter negative selection in thymuses of sublethally irradiated mice. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research 1997;21:1520-1529.
Steiss J, Brewer W, Welles E. Hematologic and serum biochemical values in non-racing greyhounds. Compendium of Cont Ed. 1999.
Williams MA, Welles EG, Fontaine J. Recurrent extertional rabdomyolysis
in horses: New information on an old disease. submitted Equine
Pract 1999.
