K. R. Underwood - Concepedia

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K. R. Underwood

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K. R. Underwood, K. Underwood, K.R. Underwood, Keith R Underwood, Keith R. Underwood, Keith Underwood, Underwood, Keith, Underwood, Keith R.

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South Dakota State University University of Wyoming Texas Tech University University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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K. R. Underwood is an author at South Dakota State University specializing in animal physiology, physiology, and animal science.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Health Sciences	10	10	683
2	Medicine	7	7	410
3	Education	4	4	279
4	Business	1	1	23
5	Engineering	1	1	10

K. R. Underwood

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	Year	Citations
AMP‐activated protein kinase signalling pathways are down regulated and skeletal muscle development impaired in fetuses of obese, over‐nourished sheep Mei Zhu, Bin Han, Junfeng Tong, The Journal of Physiology NutritionMuscle FunctionFetal Skeletal MuscleInsulin SignalingObesity	2008	153
Nutrition during mid to late gestation affects growth, adipose tissue deposition, and tenderness in cross-bred beef steers K. R. Underwood, J.F. Tong, Patricia L. Price, Meat Science Animal PhysiologyNutritionAdipose Tissue DepositionBody CompositionCross-bred Beef Steers	2010	134
Pre-slaughter transport, AMP-activated protein kinase, glycolysis, and quality of pork loin Qingwu Shen, W. J. Means, Shane A Thompson, Meat Science Animal PhysiologyBiochemistryAnimal ScienceAnimal NutritionPhysiology	2006	102
Effects of early- to mid-gestational undernutrition with or without protein supplementation on offspring growth, carcass characteristics, and adipocyte size in beef cattle1 Nathan Long, C. B. Tousley, K. R. Underwood, Journal of Animal Science NutritionFertilityLivestock ProductionAgricultural EconomicsFeed Utilization	2011	87
AMP-activated protein kinase and adipogenesis in sheep fetal skeletal muscle and 3T3-L1 cells1 Jinyi Tong, Mei‐Jun Zhu, K. R. Underwood, Journal of Animal Science NutritionMuscle FunctionAmpk ActivityCellular PhysiologyBody Composition	2008	75
Early Post-mortem AMP-Activated Protein Kinase (AMPK) Activation Leads to Phosphofructokinase-2 and -1 (PFK-2 and PFK-1) Phosphorylation and the Development of Pale, Soft, and Exudative (PSE) Conditions in Porcine Longissimus Muscle Qingwu Shen, W. J. Means, K. R. Underwood, Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry	2006	68
The influence of maternal energy status during midgestation on beef offspring carcass characteristics and meat quality1 D. A. Mohrhauser, A.R. Taylor, K. R. Underwood, Journal of Animal Science NutritionCarcass CharacteristicsMeat QualityFeed UtilizationBody Composition	2014	55
The halothane gene, energy metabolism, adenosine monophosphate-activated protein kinase, and glycolysis in postmortem pig longissimus dorsi muscle1 Qingwu Shen, K. R. Underwood, W. J. Means, Journal of Animal Science Muscle FunctionPse MeatCellular PhysiologyOxidative StressSkeletal Muscle	2007	46
In vitro degradation of bovine myofibrils is caused by μ-calpain, not caspase-31 D. A. Mohrhauser, K. R. Underwood, Amanda Weaver Journal of Animal Science Muscle FunctionMuscle StripsBovine MyofibrilsMeat QualityMuscle Injury	2010	45
AMP-activated protein kinase is negatively associated with intramuscular fat content in longissimus dorsi muscle of beef cattle K. R. Underwood, W. J. Means, Maobi Zhu, Meat Science Animal PhysiologyIntramuscular Fat ContentMuscle FunctionSignal TransductionBiochemistry	2007	45

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