Jean M. Marsh
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Also affiliated: University of Nebraska–Lincoln (1958); Kansas State University (2022)
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Jean M. Marsh's research has explored various aspects of biochemistry and cellular processes, with early work focusing on the enzymatic disproportionation of lactose and the synthesis and enzymolysis of methyl glycosides of malto-oligosaccharides. Marsh investigated the cosubstrate specificity of the transgalactosylase of Saccharomyces fragilis and reversible transgalactosylation, contributing to the understanding of microbial enzyme activity in oligosaccharide synthesis. More recently, Marsh's work has extended to the effects of betaine on protein deposition in growing cattle, indicating a broader interest in animal nutrition and metabolism. Marsh has published six works, accumulating 85 citations and an h-index of 4. K. J. Hazlewood is listed as a key collaborator, with one shared publication.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 6
- Citations: 85
Selected Publications
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Effects of Betaine on Protein Deposition in Growing Cattle with Modulated Methyl Group Status (2022)
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- Effects of Betaine on Protein Deposition in Growing Cattle with Modulated Methyl Group Status
- Effects of Betaine on Protein Deposition in Growing Cattle with Modulated Methyl Group Status
- Effects of Betaine on Protein Deposition in Growing Cattle with Modulated Methyl Group Status
- Effects of Betaine on Protein Deposition in Growing Cattle with Modulated Methyl Group Status
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