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Dean of College of Agriculture & Applied Sciences

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Present	Dean of College of Agriculture & Applied Sciences, Utah State University ‐ College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences
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Animal Sciences

Activation of oocytes in domestic animals, Early embryonic development, Development of tissue and early embryo culture systems, Enhancing disease resistance in animals, Immunology of the developing blastocyst/conceptus, and Computer image enhancement and analysis of preimplantation embryos

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Utah State University
4815 Old Main Hill
Logan, UT 84322-4815
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Agricultural Science Building, Room 230
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Articles (35)

Telomere to Centromere Ratio of Bovine Clones, Embryos, Gametes, Fetal ...

Cloning and Stem Cells (2005)

L. N. Meerdo, W. A. Reed and Kenneth L. White

In 1997, Dolly, the first animal cloned from an adult cell, was born. It was announced in 1999 that Dolly ...

Why Clone Horses and Mules?

IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine (2004)

Kenneth L. White, G. L. Woods, D. K. Vanderwall, G. P. Li, et al.

The ability to produce offspring from animals otherwise incapable of reproduction has important implications in the equine. Routinely, male equines ...

Cloned Horse Pregnancies Produced Using Adult Cumulus Cells

Reproduction, Fertility and Development (2004)

D. K. Vanderwall, G. L. Woods, K. I. Ashton, Tom D. Bunch, et al.

The objectives of the present study were to: (1) clone horses using adult cumulus cells; and (2) determine whether the ...

Conditioned Medium Increases the Polyploid Cell Composition of Bovine Somatic ...

Reproduction (2004)

G-P. Li, Kenneth L. White, K. I. Ashton, L. N. Meerdo, et al.

The effects of bovine cumulus cell-conditioned medium on cloned bovine embryonic development and subsequent chromosome complement were examined using an ...

Development, Chromosomal Composition, and Cell Allocation of Bovine Cloned Blastocyst ...

Molecular Reproduction and Development (2004)

G-P. Li, Tom D. Bunch, Kenneth L. White, K. I. Ashton, et al.

Treatment of in vitro matured bovine oocytes with colcemid results in a membrane protrusion that contains maternal chromosomes, which can ...

Present Status Of Equine Cloning And Clinical Characterization Of Embryonic ...

D. K. Vanderwall, G. L. Woods, D. C. Sellon, D. F. Tester, et al.

The ability to clone mammals via somatic cell nuclear transfer has been recognized as a major scientific milestone because it ...

Review of enucleation methods and procedures used in animal cloning ...

Cloning and Stem Cells (2004)

G-P. Li, Kenneth L. White and Tom D. Bunch

Enucleation of a recipient oocyte is a crucially important process for nuclear transfer efficiency. Several procedures have been developed and ...

A Mule Cloned from Fetal Cells by Nuclear Transfer

G. L. Woods, Kenneth L. White, D. K. Vanderwall, G. Li, et al.

Nuclear transfer was used to produce a cloned mule, a sterile hybrid equine species. Mules result from breeding a male ...

Development of nuclear transfer and parthenogenetic rabbit embryos activated with ...

Biology of Reproduction (1999)

S M Mitalipov, Kenneth L. White, V R Farrar, John D Morrey, et al.

The present study was carried out to evaluate the effects of different activation protocols, enucleation methods, and culture media on ...

Interleukin 2 promoter/enhancer controlled expression of a synthetic cecropinclass ...

Transgenic Research (1997)

W A Reed, P H Elzert, F M Enright, J M Jaynes, et al.

The addition of an antimicrobial that can be synthesized by the mammalian immune system at the point of challenge may ...

Cloning the Equine. Epigenetic Risks of Cloning

Cloning the Equine. Epigenetic Risks of Cloning (2006)

Kenneth L. White, G. L. Wood, D. K. Vanderwall, G. Li, et al.

Contribution to Book

Cloning The Equine

Epigenetic Risks of Cloning (2005)

Kenneth L. White, G. L. Woods, D. K. Vanderwall, G. P. Li, et al.

Purification of Bovine Sperm Membrane-Proteins Involved in Sperm-Oocyte Interactions: Adhesion ...

Biological Reproduction (2007)

A. Bayles, B. R. Sessions, K. I. Ashton, J. Brinkerhoff, et al.

At fertilization interactions between sperm and oocyte proteins are pivotal to oocyte activation, fusion and embryo development.The proteins involved in ...