Angie Swali

Contact

• workRoom A20 Food Sciences
  Sutton Bonington Campus
  Sutton Bonington
  Leicestershire
  LE12 5RD
  UK
• work0115 951 6578
• angelina.swali@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Angie's research interests to date include:

• Impacts during pregnancy (e.g. maternal nutrition/growth) on the metabolic health of the offspring
• Effect of excess glucocorticoids on Metabolic Syndrome

Current research interests include:

• Anti-nutritional factors in food
• The effect of food processing on nutritional quality

Teaching Summary

Dr Swali's main passion in teaching is to give students the grounding they need to fully understanding their future learnings and research. She is responsible for the first year module "Food… read more

Recent Publications

• BROGGER, ANJA FUNCH, MITCHELL, JOHN, KOGANTI, NAGAMANI, SWALI, ANGELINA and HILL, SANDRA, 2015. Can pasting in N-methyl morpholine N-oxide (NMMO) differentiate between tapioca starches? STARCH-STARKE. 67(11-12), 985-988
• MCMULLEN, SARAH and SWALI, ANGIE, 2013. Common phenotypes and the developmental origins of disease. Current opinion in clinical nutrition and metabolic care. 16(4), 398-404
• SWALI, A., MCMULLEN, S., HAYES, H., GAMBLING, L., MCARDLE, H.J. and LANGLEY-EVANS, S.C., 2012. Processes underlying the nutritional programming of embryonic development by iron deficiency in the rat PLoS ONE. 7(10), e48133
• SWALI, A., MCMULLEN, S., HAYES, H., GAMBLING, L., MCARDLE, H.J. and LANGLEY-EVANS, SIMON C, 2011. Cell cycle regulation and cytoskeletal remodelling are critical processes in the nutritional programming of embryonic development. PLoS ONE. 6(8), e23189

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Dr Swali's main passion in teaching is to give students the grounding they need to fully understanding their future learnings and research. She is responsible for the first year module "Food Materials and Ingredients" which introduces Food Science and Nutrition students to the chemistry of food, and how processing can alter key aspects of food.

She also ensures students have the confidence they need in statistics and data handling and presentation, and introduces all students to basic lab skills required in the field.

Angie is responsible for the MSc module Food Topics, and teaches on various other undergraduate and postgraduate modules including Core Competencies and Problem Based Learning. She supervises both undergraduate and postgraduate students with their project theses and NPD projects.

• BROGGER, ANJA FUNCH, MITCHELL, JOHN, KOGANTI, NAGAMANI, SWALI, ANGELINA and HILL, SANDRA, 2015. Can pasting in N-methyl morpholine N-oxide (NMMO) differentiate between tapioca starches? STARCH-STARKE. 67(11-12), 985-988
• MCMULLEN, SARAH and SWALI, ANGIE, 2013. Common phenotypes and the developmental origins of disease. Current opinion in clinical nutrition and metabolic care. 16(4), 398-404
• SWALI, A., MCMULLEN, S., HAYES, H., GAMBLING, L., MCARDLE, H.J. and LANGLEY-EVANS, S.C., 2012. Processes underlying the nutritional programming of embryonic development by iron deficiency in the rat PLoS ONE. 7(10), e48133
• SWALI, A., MCMULLEN, S., HAYES, H., GAMBLING, L., MCARDLE, H.J. and LANGLEY-EVANS, SIMON C, 2011. Cell cycle regulation and cytoskeletal remodelling are critical processes in the nutritional programming of embryonic development. PLoS ONE. 6(8), e23189
• MCMULLEN S, LANGLEY-EVANS SC, GAMBLING L, LANG C, SWALI A and MCARDLE HJ, 2011. A Common Cause For A Common Phenotype: The Gatekeeper Hypothesis In Fetal Programming. Medical Hypotheses. (In Press.)
• ANGELINA SWALI, SARAH MCMULLEN and SIMON LANGLEY-EVANS, 2010. Prenatal protein restriction leads to a disparity between aortic and peripheral blood pressure in Wistar male offspring. The Journal of physiology. 588(Pt 19), 3809-18
• SWALI, A, WALKER, E A, LAVERY, G G, TOMLINSON, J W and STEWART, P M, 2008. 11beta-Hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase type 1 regulates insulin and glucagon secretion in pancreatic islets. Diabetologia. 51(11), 2003-11
• SWALI, A, CHENG, Z, BOURNE, N and WATHES, D C, 2008. Metabolic traits affecting growth rates of pre-pubertal calves and their relationship with subsequent survival. Domestic Animal Endocrinology. 35(3), 300-13
• WATHES DC, BRICKELL JS, BOURNE NE, SWALI A and CHENG Z, 2008. Factors influencing heifer survival and fertility on commercial dairy farms. Animal : an international journal of animal bioscience. 2(8), 1135-43
• SWALI, A and WATHES, D C, 2007. Influence of primiparity on size at birth, growth, the somatotrophic axis and fertility in dairy heifers. Animal Reproduction Science. 102(1-2), 122-36
• SWALI, A and WATHES, D C, 2006. Influence of the dam and sire on size at birth and subsequent growth, milk production and fertility in dairy heifers. Theriogenology. 66(5), 1173-84