H. C. Hines
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H. C. Hines' research has focused on the genetic underpinnings of traits in cattle, particularly Angus beef cattle. Investigations have included the association of specific genetic markers and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) within genes such as growth hormone and growth hormone receptor, with traits related to growth and serum insulin-like growth factor I concentration. Additionally, research has explored polymorphisms in the Pit-1 gene and their connection to growth and carcass attributes in Angus cattle. The work also extends to the characterization of bovine MHC class I genes and the development of linkage maps for the cattle genome.
Further research has examined polymorphisms in bovine blood and milk related to lactation traits in Holstein cattle. Hines has also been involved in international workshops focused on bovine lymphocyte antigens (BoLA), contributing to the analysis of alloantisera against bovine lymphocytes and the development of standardized reporting for these workshops. Scholarship metrics indicate an h-index of 22 with over 1,500 citations across 73 publications, identifying Hines as a highly cited researcher.
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- h-index: 22
- Publications: 73
- Citations: 1,561
Selected Publications
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Teashirt and C-Terminal Binding Protein Interact to Regulate Drosophila Eye Development (2025)
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Associations of Bovine Blood and Milk Polymorphisms with Lactation Traits: Guernseys (1987)
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Associations of Bovine Blood and Milk Polymorphisms with Lactation Traits: Holsteins (1987)
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Linkage Relationships Among Loci of Polymorphisms in Blood and Milk of Cattle (1981)
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- Teashirt and C-Terminal Binding Protein Interact to Regulate Drosophila Eye Development
- Teashirt and C-Terminal Binding Protein Interact to Regulate Drosophila Eye Development
- Teashirt and C-Terminal Binding Protein Interact to Regulate Drosophila Eye Development
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