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Chris Eskiw is an Associate Professor at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Agriculture and Bioresources. His research primarily focuses on the field of Nutrigenomics and the molecular mechanisms that govern genome organization and nutrient response. He investigates how nutrient and calorie intake restrictions affect health and lifespan, emphasizing the understanding of how genes respond to nutrients. His laboratory aims to identify the genes involved in mediating health and longevity, as well as to understand the implications of nutrient availability on genome structure and gene expression. Eskiw holds a Ph.D. in Cell Biology from the University of Toronto and has extensive experience teaching various courses related to agrifood resources and nutrigenomics. He is committed to designing therapeutic and dietary strategies to combat age-related diseases and improve lifespan.
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