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R. Keith Bramwell
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Also affiliated: Brigham Young University (1990); Agricultural Research Service (1995); United States Department of Agriculture (1995); University of Georgia (1992–1997); Colorado State University (1996)
12 h-index
30 pubs
653 cited
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R. Keith Bramwell's research focuses on avian reproduction and physiology, with specific investigations into sperm-ovum interactions and the factors influencing fertility in broiler chickens. His work examines the genetic components of reproductive traits, including the quantitative analysis of specific proteins like ZPB1, ZPB2, and ZPC across different broiler strains. Bramwell also studies the impact of environmental and management conditions on chick development and performance, such as hatch window timing and nutrient availability in hatchers. His publications address the practical applications of reproductive biology in poultry production and processing yields. Bramwell has published 30 papers, with an h-index of 11 and 636 citations. He has collaborated with researchers including D.E. Yoho and Frank N. Clark at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
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- h-index: 12
- Publications: 30
- Citations: 653
Selected Publications
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Quantitative mRNA and Protein Analyses of ZPB1, ZPB2, and ZPC in Different Genetic Strains of Broiler Breeders (2022)
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Mating behavior and fertility of broiler breeder males reared on shortened growth cycles (2012)
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Multilevel Analysis of Environmental Salmonella Prevalences and Management Practices on 49 Broiler Breeder Farms in Four South‐Eastern States, USA (2012)
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Observations of testicular abnormalities in Gallus domesticus males (2011)
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Comparisons of sperm storage tubule distribution and number in 4 strains of mature broiler breeders and in turkey hens before and after the onset of photostimulation1 (2010)
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Mating behavior in commercial broiler breeders: Female effects (2010)
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Root diseases, weeds, and nematodes with poultry litter and conservation tillage in a sweet corn–snap bean double crop (2002)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
J.R. Moyle
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville (US)
4 shared publications
- Comparisons of sperm storage tubule distribution and number in 4 strains of mature broiler breeders and in turkey hens before and after the onset of photostimulation1
- Mating behavior in commercial broiler breeders: Female effects
- Mating behavior and fertility of broiler breeder males reared on shortened growth cycles
- Observations of testicular abnormalities in Gallus domesticus males
D.E. Yoho
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
3 shared publications
In database
- Comparisons of sperm storage tubule distribution and number in 4 strains of mature broiler breeders and in turkey hens before and after the onset of photostimulation1
- Mating behavior in commercial broiler breeders: Female effects
- Mating behavior and fertility of broiler breeder males reared on shortened growth cycles
S.M. Whipple
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville (US)
3 shared publications
- Comparisons of sperm storage tubule distribution and number in 4 strains of mature broiler breeders and in turkey hens before and after the onset of photostimulation1
- Mating behavior and fertility of broiler breeder males reared on shortened growth cycles
- Observations of testicular abnormalities in Gallus domesticus males
Ann M. Donoghue
Agricultural Research Service (US)
2 shared publications
- Comparisons of sperm storage tubule distribution and number in 4 strains of mature broiler breeders and in turkey hens before and after the onset of photostimulation1
- Mating behavior and fertility of broiler breeder males reared on shortened growth cycles
Roy D. Berghaus
University of Georgia (US)
1 shared publication
- Multilevel Analysis of Environmental Salmonella Prevalences and Management Practices on 49 Broiler Breeder Farms in Four South‐Eastern States, USA
Demetrius Mathis
University of Georgia (US)
1 shared publication
- Multilevel Analysis of Environmental Salmonella Prevalences and Management Practices on 49 Broiler Breeder Farms in Four South‐Eastern States, USA
K.S. Macklin
Auburn University (US)
1 shared publication
- Multilevel Analysis of Environmental Salmonella Prevalences and Management Practices on 49 Broiler Breeder Farms in Four South‐Eastern States, USA
J.L. Wilson
University of Georgia (US)
1 shared publication
- Multilevel Analysis of Environmental Salmonella Prevalences and Management Practices on 49 Broiler Breeder Farms in Four South‐Eastern States, USA
M.J. Wineland
North Carolina State University (US)
1 shared publication
- Multilevel Analysis of Environmental Salmonella Prevalences and Management Practices on 49 Broiler Breeder Farms in Four South‐Eastern States, USA
J. Maurer
University of Georgia (US)
1 shared publication
- Multilevel Analysis of Environmental Salmonella Prevalences and Management Practices on 49 Broiler Breeder Farms in Four South‐Eastern States, USA
M. D. Lee
University of Georgia (US)
1 shared publication
- Multilevel Analysis of Environmental Salmonella Prevalences and Management Practices on 49 Broiler Breeder Farms in Four South‐Eastern States, USA
Donald R. Sumner
Georgia College & State University (US)
1 shared publication
- Root diseases, weeds, and nematodes with poultry litter and conservation tillage in a sweet corn–snap bean double crop
Melvin R. Hall
University of Georgia (US)
1 shared publication
- Root diseases, weeds, and nematodes with poultry litter and conservation tillage in a sweet corn–snap bean double crop
John Gay
Georgia College & State University (US)
1 shared publication
- Root diseases, weeds, and nematodes with poultry litter and conservation tillage in a sweet corn–snap bean double crop
Greg MacDonald
University of Florida (US)
1 shared publication
- Root diseases, weeds, and nematodes with poultry litter and conservation tillage in a sweet corn–snap bean double crop
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