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T. G. Mcevoy · SciRah

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T. G. Mcevoy

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T. G. Mcevoy — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 16
Works: 33
Citations: 894

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Dietary excesses of urea influence the viability and metabolism of preimplantation sheep embryos and may affect fetal growth among survivors.
T. G. Mcevoy, J. Robinson, R. Aitken, P. Findlay +1 more
1997Animal Reproduction Science239 citations
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Dietary-induced suppression of pre-ovulatory progesterone concentrations in superovulated ewes impairs the subsequent in vivo and in vitro development of their ova
T. G. Mcevoy, J. Robinson, R. Aitken, P. Findlay +2 more
1995109 citations
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Superovulatory responses to eCG in llamas (Lama glama ).
D. Bourke, C. Kyle, T. G. Mcevoy, Pauline Young +1 more
1995Theriogenology51 citations
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Transgenic farm animals.
F. Gannon, R. Powell, T. Barry, T. G. Mcevoy +1 more
1990Journal of Biotechnology47 citations
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Development and de novo protein synthetic activity of bovine embryos produced in vitro in different culture systems.
M. Kuran, J. Robinson, M. Staines, T. G. Mcevoy
2001Theriogenology45 citations
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The expression of a foreign gene in salmon embryos
T. G. Mcevoy, M. Stack, B. Keane, T. Barry +2 more
198842 citations
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Successful co-culture of 1-4-cell cattle ova to the morula or blastocyst stage.
C. Mccaffrey, T. G. Mcevoy, M. Diskin, F. Gwazdauskas +2 more
1991Journal of Reproduction and Fertility41 citations Open access
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Excess dietary urea intake in ewes and its effect on ovulation rate and embryo development.
Christopher Bishonga, J. Robinson, T. G. Mcevoy, P. Findlay +2 more
1996Japanese Journal of Veterinary Research34 citations
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Short-term culture of ovine embryos modifies fetal myogenesis.
E. Maxfield, K. Sinclair, P. Broadbent, T. G. Mcevoy +2 more
1998American Journal of Physiology. Endocrinology and Metabolism32 citations
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Development, amino acid utilization and cell allocation in bovine embryos after in vitro production in contrasting culture systems.
M. Kuran, J. Robinson, D. Brown, T. G. Mcevoy
2002Reproduction29 citations Open access
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Melatonin treatment of embryo donor and recipient ewes during anestrus affects their endocrine status, but not ovulation rate, embryo survival or pregnancy.
T. G. Mcevoy, J. Robinson, R. Aitken, I. Robertson
1998Theriogenology23 citations
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The effects of excess rumen degradable protein in ewes on ovulation rate, fertilization and embryo survival in vivo and during in vitro culture.
Christopher Bishonga, J. Robinson, T. G. Mcevoy, R. Aitken +2 more
199423 citations
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Effect of embryo quality and stage of development on the survival of zona pellucida-free cattle demi-embryos
T. G. Mcevoy, J. Sreenan
199023 citations
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Biotechnology — the possibilities
J. Robinson, T. G. Mcevoy
199320 citations
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The effect of two different levels of progesterone priming on the response of ewes to superovulation.
C. Scudamore, T. G. Mcevoy, R. Aitken, J. Robinson +1 more
1993Theriogenology19 citations
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Recipient synchronisation and embryo transfer in South American camelids
D. Bourke, C. Kyle, T. G. Mcevoy, P. Young +1 more
199518 citations
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Relationship between pre-ovulatory feed intake, progesterone priming and the subsequent in vitro development of ova collected from superovulated ewes.
T. G. Mcevoy, J. Robinson, R. Aitken, P. Findlay +1 more
199516 citations
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In vitro preimplantation mouse embryo development with incubation temperatures of 37 and 39°C
F. Gwazdauskas, C. Mccaffrey, T. G. Mcevoy, J. Sreenan
1992Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics14 citations
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The efficiency of production, centrifugation, microinjection and transfer of one- and two-cell bovine ova in a gene transfer program.
T. G. Mcevoy, J. Sreenan
1990Theriogenology13 citations
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The effect of pre-ovulatory nutrition on the subsequent development of superovulated sheep ova in an in vitro culture system.
J. Creed, T. G. Mcevoy, J. Robinson, R. Aitken +2 more
199412 citations
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A role for transgenic animals in food production
T. G. Mcevoy, J. Robinson, J. Sreenan
199210 citations
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The effect of time of intrauterine insemination on the development and viability of embryos collected from superovulated ewes.
T. G. Mcevoy, J. Robinson, R. Aitken, I. Robertson
1996Theriogenology9 citations
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Direct gene transfer by microinjection
T. G. Mcevoy, M. Stack, T. Barry, B. Keane +2 more
19877 citations
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Gene transfer in fish: Potential and practice
T. G. Mcevoy, F. Gannon, J. Sreenan
19926 citations
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The survival of bisected cattle embryos without zonae pellucidae
T. G. Mcevoy, J. Sreenan
19875 citations
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In vitro preimplantation mouse embryo development with incubation temperatures of 37 and 39 degrees C.
F. Gwazdauskas, C. Mccaffrey, T. G. Mcevoy, J. Sreenan
1992Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics4 citations
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Excess rumen degradable protein influences the rate of development and glucose metabolism of fertilized sheep ova
O. Madibela, T. G. Mcevoy, J. Robinson, P. Findlay +2 more
1995Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science3 citations
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Instructions for use Title EXCESS DIETARY UREA INTAKE IN EWES AND ITS EFFECT ON OVULATION RATE ANDEMBRYO DEVELOPMENT Author ( s )
Christopher Bishonga, John Robinson, T. G. Mcevoy, P. Findlay +2 more
20170 citations
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Short-term culture of ovine embryos modifies fetal myogenesis.
E. Maxfield, K. Sinclair, P. Broadbent, T. G. Mcevoy +2 more
1998American Journal of Physiology0 citations
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Response to superovulation in Scottish Blackface ewes during seasonal anoestrus
L. Dunne, J. Robinson, P. Broadbent, T. G. Mcevoy +1 more
1996Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science0 citations
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Effect of dietary energy concentrations during the peri-ovulatory period on the in vivo and in vitro development of fertilized sheep ova
N. M. Al-Khozam, J. Robinson, T. G. Mcevoy, R. Aitken +2 more
1995Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science0 citations
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Melatonin Treatment of Donor and Recipient Ewes in an Embryo Transfer Programme: Effects on Ovulation Rate and Embryo Survival During Normal Seasonal Anoestrus
J. Robinson, T. G. Mcevoy, R. Aitken, I. Robertson
19940 citations
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Advanced breeding in South American camelids: assisted reproduction.
T. G. Mcevoy, D. Bourke, C. Adam
19940 citations
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