Rosser, Benjamin - University of Saskatchewan - Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology

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Ph.D. - University of Guelph M.Sc. - University of Regina B.Sc. - University of Alberta Studies on nerve-muscle interactions, and other factors, which regulate the differentiation and maturation of vertebrate skeletal muscle cells. Immunocytochemical and electrophoretic techniques are used to examine the distribution of myosin heavy chain isoforms and myogenic regulatory factors in skeletal muscles and muscle cells. Work is currently focused on satellite cells, which are the tiny stem cells responsible for the postnatal growth, regeneration and repair of the much larger skeletal muscle cells.

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Kim, S.Y., Sachdeva R., Li Z., Lee D. and Rosser B.W.C.. Change in the pathologic supraspinatus: A three-dimensional model of fiber bundle architecture within anterior and posterior regions. BioMed Research International Volume 2015, MS Number 564825, 9 pages.. Schroeder K.L., Sylvain N.J., Kirkpatrick L.J. and Rosser B.W.C. Fiber types in primary ‘flight’ muscles of the African Penguin (Spheniscus demersus). Acta Zoologica (doi: 10.1111/azo.12097) 96: 510-518. Schroeder K.L, Rosser B.W.C. and Kim S.Y. Fiber type composition of the human quadratus plantae muscle: a comparison of the lateral and medial heads. Journal of Foot and Ankle Research 2014 Dec 13;7(1):54. Kim S.Y., Lunn D.D., Dyck R.J., Kirkpatrick L.J. and Rosser B.W.C. Fiber type composition of the architecturally distinct regions of human supraspinatus muscle: A cadaveric study. Histology and Histopathology 28: 1021-1028. Kim S.Y, Bleakney R.R., Kajeandra R.T., Ravichandiran T.K., Rosser B.W.C. and Boynton E. Musculotendinous architecture of pathological supraspinatus: a pilot in vivo ultrasonography study. Clinical Anatomy . 26: 228-235.. Golding-Myers J.D., Showers C.D., Shand P.J. and Rosser B.W.C. Muscle fiber type and the occurrence of pale soft exudative pork. Journal of Muscle Foods 21: 484-498. Kirkpatrick L.J., Yablonka-Reuveni Z. and Rosser B.W.C. Retention of Pax3 expression in Satellite Cells of Muscle Spindles. Journal of Histochemistry Cytochemistry 58: 317-327. Allouh M.Z. and Rosser B.W.C. Nandrolone decanoate increases satellite cell numbers in the chicken pectoralis muscle. Histology and Histopathology. 25: 133-140. KirkpatrickL.J., RosserB.W.C., WebbS.M., NicholH. Freeze‑drying thick soft tissue sections for X‑ray microprobe improves results. Synchrotron Radiation News.:22:33-37 Kirkpatrick L.J., Allouh M.Z., Nightingale C.N., Devon H.G., Yablonka-Reuveni Z. and Rosser B.W.C. Pax7 shows higher satellite cell frequencies and concentrations within intrafusal fibers of muscle spindles. Journal of Histochemistry Cytochemistry56:831-840. Allouh M.Z., Yablonka-Reuveni Z. and Rosser B.W.C. Pax7 reveals a greater frequency and concentration of satellite cells at the ends of growing skeletal muscle fibers. Journal of Histochemistry Cytochemistry 56:77-87. Golding J.D., Rigley MacDonald S.T. , Juurlink B.H.J. and Rosser B.W.C. The effect of glutamine on locomotor performance and skeletal muscle myosins following spinal cord injury in rats. Journal of Applied Physiology, 101:1045-1052. Rosser B.W.C and Viswanathan M., 2006. In Memoriam: John Caleekal George, 1921-2005. The Auk 123:279-280 P.J. Shand, B.W.C. Rosser and M.D. Pato. Investigations on Muscle Protein Degradation and its Role in Pale, Soft, Exudative (PSE) Pork. Saskatchewan Agriculture, Government of Saskatchewan, 32 pp. Halevy O., Piestun Y., Allouh M.Z., Rosser B.W.C., Rinkevich Y., Reshef R., Rozenboim I., Wleklinski-Lee M., and Yablonka-Reuveni Z.. The pattern of Pax7 expression during myogenesis in the posthatch chicken establishes a model for satellite cell differentiation and renewal. Developmental Dynamics 231:489-502. Rosser B.W.C. and Bandman E. Heterogeneity of protein expression within muscle fibers. Journal of Animal Science 81(E. Suppl. 2):E94-E101. Rosser B.W.C., Dean M.S. and Bandman E. Myonuclear domain size varies along the lengths of maturing skeletal muscle fibers. International Journal of Developmental Biology, 46: 747-754.