David E. Wildt - Concepedia

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David E. Wildt

Also Known As

D E Wildt, D. E. WILDT, D. E. Wildt, D. Wildt, D.E Wildt, D.E. Wildt, DAVID E. WILDT, DAVID WILDT, David E Wildt, David E. WILDT

394

Publications

18.1K

Citations

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164

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All Affiliations

National Zoological Park Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Smithsonian Institution National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute

About

David E. Wildt is an author at National Zoological Park specializing in reproductive biology, fertility, and public health.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	46	122	7.1K
2	Natural Sciences	18	22	2.5K
3	Engineering	11	11	971
4	Education	2	2	159
5	Health Sciences	2	2	50

David E. Wildt

256

Publications

15.8K

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Genetic Restoration of the Florida Panther Warren E. Johnson, David P. Onorato, Melody E. Roelke, Science Ex-situ ConservationGeneticsEndangered Species BiologyHabitat ManagementConservation Genetics	2010	672
The Cheetah Is Depauperate in Genetic Variation Stephen J. O’Brien, David E. Wildt, David Goldman, Science BiologyGenetic DiversityCheetah Is DepauperatePhylogeneticsMolecular Ecology	1983	411
Comparative Aspects of Steroid Hormone Metabolism and Ovarian Activity in Felids, Measured Noninvasively in Feces1 Janine L. Brown, Samuel K. Wasser, David E. Wildt, Biology of Reproduction	1994	370
A molecular solution to the riddle of the giant panda's phylogeny Stephen J. O’Brien, William G. Nash, David E. Wildt, Nature BiologyPhylogeneticsMolecular SolutionNatural SciencesGenetics	1985	215
Teratospermic and Normospermic Domestic Cats: Ejaculate Traits, Pituitary—Gonadal Hormones, and Improvement of Spermatozoal Motility and Morphology After Swim‐Up Processing Janine L. Brown, David E. Wildt Journal of Andrology SpermatogenesisDomestic CatFertilitySwim-up ProcessingGynecology	1990	209
Genomic legacy of the African cheetah, Acinonyx jubatus Pavel Dobrynin, Shiping Liu, Gaik Tamazian, Genome biology	2015	209
Which reproductive technologies are most relevant to studying, managing and conserving wildlife? Budhan S. Pukazhenthi, David E. Wildt Reproduction Fertility and Development FertilityVitro FertilisationSpecies DifferencesReproductive BiologyReproduction Response	2004	207
Genome Resource Banks David E. Wildt, W.F. Rall, John K. Critser, BioScience Biodiversity LossBiodiversity PreservationB Iological DiversityEngineeringGenetics	1997	187
Species Variation in Osmotic, Cryoprotectant, and Cooling Rate Tolerance in Poultry, Eagle, and Peregrine Falcon Spermatozoa1 Juan Manuel Blanco, George F. Gee, David E. Wildt, Biology of Reproduction	2000	181
Ovarian Activity, Circulating Hormones, and Sexual Behavior in the Cat. I. Relationships During the Coitus-Induced Luteal Phase and the Estrous Period Without Mating David E. Wildt, Sui Yum Chan, S. W. J. Seager, Biology of Reproduction	1981	178

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