A. Ong

Most-cited papers

1. Is nitric oxide luteolytic or antiluteolytic?

   Y. S. Weems, E. Lennon, T. Uchima, A. Raney +4 more

   2005Prostaglandins & other lipid mediators24 citations

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2. Prostaglandin E1 (PGE1), but not prostaglandin E2 (PGE2), alters luteal and endometrial luteinizing hormone (LH) occupied and unoccupied LH receptors and mRNA for LH receptors in ovine luteal tissue to prevent luteolysis.

   Y. S. Weems, Torrance M. Nett, L. Rispoli, T. Davis +12 more

   2010Prostaglandins & other lipid mediators16 citations

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3. Mechanism whereby nitric oxide (NO) infused chronically intrauterine in ewes is antiluteolytic rather than being luteolytic.

   Y. S. Weems, E. Lennon, T. Uchima, A. Raney +4 more

   2008Prostaglandins & other lipid mediators15 citations

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4. Effects of maternal immunisation against myostatin on post-natal growth and skeletal muscle mass of offspring in mice

   N. K. Bobbili, Yong Soo Kim, M. Dunn, Jin-Zeng Yang +1 more

   20086 citations Open access

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5. Evaluation of Meat Tenderness of Forage-Finished Cattle Produced in Hawai'i, and Factors Affecting the Tenderness

   Yong Soo Kim, A. Ong, N. Bobbili, M. DuPonte +1 more

   20074 citations

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6. Effects of Chronic Intrauterine Infusion of Prostaglandins E1 or E2 (PGE1; PGE2) on the mRNA:Actin Ratio for LH Receptors and Unbound and Bound LH Receptors on Corpus Luteum (CL) and Endometrial Plasma Membranes and Luteal Function in Ewes.

   C. Weems, Yoshie S. Weems, T. Nett, T. Davis +10 more

   20080 citations

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7. MECHANISM WHEREBY NITRIC OXIDE (NO) INFUSED CHRONICALLY INTRAUTERINE IN EWES IS ANTILUTEOLYTIC RATHER THAN BEING LUTEOLYTIC

   C. Weems, Yoshie Weems, E. Lennon, Tracie Uchima +5 more

   20070 citations

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