Carl R Dahlen - Concepedia

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Carl R Dahlen

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C Dahlen, C R Dahlen, C. Dahlén, C. R. Dahlen, C.R Dahlen, C.R. Dahlen, Carl Dahlen, Carl R Dahlen, Carl R. Dahlen, Carl Robertson Dahlen

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North Dakota State University University of Minnesota Roman L. Hruska U.S. Meat Animal Research Center University of Minnesota Crookston University of Florida

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Carl R Dahlen is an author at North Dakota State University specializing in public health, animal science, and fertility.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Public Health	18	29	808
2	Medicine	15	22	651
3	Education	7	7	136
4	Engineering	3	3	48
5	Allergy	1	1	16

Carl R Dahlen

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	Year	Citations
Detection of Anovulation by Heatmount Detectors and Transrectal Ultrasonography Before Treatment with Progesterone in a Timed Insemination Protocol Jeffrey S. Stevenson, D.E. Tenhouse, Rebecca L. Krisher, Journal of Dairy Science	2008	95
An economic evaluation of estrous synchronization and timed artificial insemination in suckled beef cows1 Jean Rodgers, S. L. Bird, J. E. Larson, Journal of Animal Science Estrous SynchronizationFertilityApplied EconomicsAgricultural EconomicsLivestock Production	2012	82
Supplemental norgestomet, progesterone, or melengestrol acetate increases pregnancy rates in suckled beef cows after timed inseminations1 Jeffrey S. Stevenson, G.C. Lamb, Sandy Johnson, Journal of Animal Science Blood SamplesFertilityReproductive HealthGynecologyGnrh 7	2003	75
Maternal nutrition and programming of offspring energy requirements1 Joel S Caton, Matthew S Crouse, Lawrence P. Reynolds, Translational Animal Science NutritionFertilityFetal Developmental ProgrammingNutritional RequirementMedicine	2018	73
The Nasopharyngeal, Ruminal, and Vaginal Microbiota and the Core Taxa Shared across These Microbiomes in Virgin Yearling Heifers Exposed to Divergent In Utero Nutrition during Their First Trimester of Gestation and in Pregnant Beef Heifers in Response to Mineral Supplementation Samat Amat, Devin B. Holman, Kaycie N. Schmidt, Microorganisms	2021	58
Moderate nutrient restriction of beef heifers alters expression of genes associated with tissue metabolism, accretion, and function in fetal liver, muscle, and cerebrum by day 50 of gestation1 Matthew S Crouse, Joel S Caton, Robert A. Cushman, Translational Animal Science	2019	55
Maternal nutrition and stage of early pregnancy in beef heifers: impacts on hexose and AA concentrations in maternal and fetal fluids1 Matthew S Crouse, N. P. Greseth, Kyle J McLean, Journal of Animal Science	2019	51
Cerebrum, liver, and muscle regulatory networks uncover maternal nutrition effects in developmental programming of beef cattle during early pregnancy Wellison J. S. Diniz, Matthew S Crouse, Robert A. Cushman, Scientific Reports	2021	49
Invited Review: Advantages of current and future reproductive technologies for beef cattle production G. C. Lamb, Vitor R G Mercadante, Darren D Henry, The Professional Animal Scientist New TechnologiesFertilityFuture Reproductive TechnologiesBeef Cattle ProductionAgricultural Economics	2016	46
Maternal Vitamin and Mineral Supplementation and Rate of Maternal Weight Gain Affects Placental Expression of Energy Metabolism and Transport-Related Genes Wellison J. S. Diniz, Lawrence P. Reynolds, Pawel P. Borowicz, Genes	2021	42

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