N. Snapir - Concepedia

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N. Snapir

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Also Known As

N SNAPIR, N Snapir, N. SNAPIR, N. Snapir, NACHUM SNAPIR, Nachum Snapir

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1.8K

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Hebrew University of Jerusalem University of California, Berkeley University of Minnesota

About

N. Snapir is an author at Hebrew University of Jerusalem specializing in physiology, poultry science, and animal physiology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	18	31	744
2	Health Sciences	9	9	252
3	Education	7	7	274
4	Engineering	4	4	229
5	Natural Sciences	4	4	70

N. Snapir

Publications

1.6K

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	Year	Citations
Heat stress effects on capillary blood flow and its redistribution in the laying hen D. Wolfenson, Yael F. Frei, N. Snapir, Pflügers Archiv - European Journal of Physiology Animal PhysiologyEngineeringHyperthermiaPhysiologyCapillary Blood Flow	1981	134
Inhibition of Food Intake by CRF in Chickens D. Michael Denbow, N. Snapir, Mitsuhiro Furuse Physiology & Behavior Animal PhysiologyNutritionAnimal ScienceAnimal NutritionPhysiology	1999	90
An enrichment object that reduces aggressiveness and mortality in caged laying hens G. Gvaryahu, E. Ararat, E. Asaf, Physiology & Behavior Animal PerformanceBreeding BehaviorEngineeringFitnessPoultry Disease	1994	70
Response of Blood Glucose and Plasma Free Fatty Acids to Fasting and to Injection of Insulin and Testosterone in Chickens Samuel Lepkovsky, Mildred K. Dimick, F. Furuta, Endocrinology NutritionPlasma Ffa LevelsComparative EndocrinologyMetabolic SyndromeBody Composition	1967	54
The effect of light wavelength on the production and quality of eggs of the domestic hen Roman Pyrzak, N. Snapir, G. T. Goodman Theriogenology Light WavelengthDomestic HenPoultry SciencePoultry Farming	1987	53
Effect of Administered Testosterone Propionate on Cocks Functionally Castrated by Hypothalamic Lesions N. Snapir, I. Nir, F. Furuta, Endocrinology NutritionCocks Functionally CastratedFood IntakeAdministered Testosterone PropionateReproductive Biology	1969	51
Tonic immobility and open field responses in domestic fowl chicks during the first week of life R. Heiblum, O Aizenstein, G. Gvaryahu, Applied Animal Behaviour Science BiologyAnimal PhysiologyEmbryologyTonic ImmobilityDevelopmental Biology	1998	50
Effect of diurnal or nocturnal heat stress on egg formation D. Wolfenson, Yael F. Frei, N. Snapir, British Poultry Science BiologyAnimal PhysiologyFertilityNight Heat StressPhysiology	1979	49
Glucocorticoid Administration During Incubation: Embryo Mortality and Posthatch Growth in Chickens R. Heiblum, E. Arnon, G. Chazan, Poultry Science	2001	49
Short-Term Stress Increases Testosterone Secretion from Testes in Male Domestic Fowl R. Heiblum, E. Arnon, G. Gvaryahu, General and Comparative Endocrinology Animal PhysiologySpermatogenesisDevelopmental BiologyFertilityStress Hormone	2000	45

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