David G. Whittingham

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St George's Hospital

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David G. Whittingham, David Whittingham

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St George's Hospital St George's, University of London Medical Research Council University of Hawaii System University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

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David G. Whittingham is an author at St George's Hospital specializing in medicine, embryology, and developmental biology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	11	11	982
2	Public Health	8	8	689
3	Biology	5	5	572
4	Biochemistry	1	1	83
5	Biomolecular Engineering	1	1	83

David G. Whittingham

Publications

1.8K

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	Year	Citations
Maintenance of genetic integrity in frozen and freeze-dried mouse spermatozoa Hirokazu Kusakabe, Monika A. Szczygiel, David G. Whittingham, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	2001	206
Meiotic and Mitotic Ca2+Oscillations Affect Cell Composition in Resulting Blastocysts Adriana Bos‐Mikich, David G. Whittingham, Keith T. Jones Developmental Biology BiologyChromatinOocyteDevelopmental BiologyCell Division	1997	194
Ionomycin, Thapsigargin, Ryanodine, and Sperm Induced Ca2+ Release Increase during Meiotic Maturation of Mouse Oocytes Keith T. Jones, John Carroll, David G. Whittingham Journal of Biological Chemistry	1995	183
Repetitive sperm-induced Ca2+ transients in mouse oocytes are cell cycle dependent Keith T. Jones, John Carroll, Julie A. Merriman, Development SpermatogenesisOocyteFertilityReproductive BiologyCell Cycle Dependent	1995	173
Long-Term Preservation of Mouse Spermatozoa after Freeze-Drying and Freezing Without Cryoprotection1 Monika A. Ward, Takehito Kaneko, Hirokazu Kusakabe, Biology of Reproduction SpermatogenesisLong-term PreservationFertilityGeneticsSemen Analysis	2003	149
Spatiotemporal dynamics of intracellular [Ca2+]i oscillations during the growth and meiotic maturation of mouse oocytes John Carroll, Karl Swann, David G. Whittingham, Development	1994	149
Effect of pH Value of Freeze-Drying Solution on the Chromosome Integrity and Developmental Ability of Mouse Spermatozoa1 Takehito Kaneko, David G. Whittingham, Ryuzo Yanagimachi Biology of Reproduction	2003	101
Nuclei from fertilized mouse embryos have calcium-releasing activity Tomohiro Kono, John Carroll, Karl Swann, Development	1995	85
Tolerance of the Mouse Sperm Nuclei to Freeze-Drying Depends on Their Disulfide Status1 Takehito Kaneko, David G. Whittingham, James W. Overstreet, Biology of Reproduction FertilityImmature SpermatozoaGeneticsSemen AnalysisReproductive Biology	2003	83
High Rates of Survival and Fertilization of Mouse and Hamster Oocytes after Vitrification in Dimethylsulphoxide1 Maureen J. Wood, Claudio Barros, C. J. Candy, Biology of Reproduction SpermatogenesisOocyteFertilityReproductive BiologyFertilisation	1993	79

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