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Department of Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences
 

Mark C. Healey



Kenneth L. White, Ph.D
 Professor


Utah State University
ADVS Department
4815 Old Main Hill
Logan UT 84322-4815

phone (435)797-2149
fax (435)797-2118
email kwhite at cc.usu.edu

 

  
REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES
 
  1. Pate, B.J., White, K.L., Chen, D., Aston, K.I., Sessions, B.R., Bunch, T.D., and Weimer, B.C. 2007 (Anticipated). A Novel Approach To Identify Bovine Sperm Membrane Proteins That Interact With Receptors On The Vitelline Membrane Of Bovine Oocytes. In Review.


  2. Pate, B.J., White, K.L., DeWald, D.B., L.F. Rickords, Li, G.-P., Aston, K.I., Sessions, B.R., and Bunch T.D. 2007 (Anticipated). Involvement of Tyrosine Kinases, Specifically Src Family Kinases, Focal Adhesion Kinase (FAK), and Agonist-Induced PLC in the Activation and Development of Bovine Oocytes. In Review.


  3. Pate, B.J., White, K.L., Winger, Q.A., Rickords, L.F., Aston, K.I., Sessions, B.R., Li, G.-P., Campbell, K.D., Weimer, B., and Bunch T.D. 2006. Specific Integrin Subunits In Bovine Oocytes, Including Novel Sequences For Alpha 6 And Beta 3 Subunits. Mole. Reprod. Devel. In Press.


  4. White, K.L., Passipieri, M, Bunch, TD, Campbell, KD and Pate, BJ. 2006. Effects of Arginine-Glycine-Aspartic Acid (RGD) Containing Snake Venom Peptides on Parthenogenetic Development and In Vitro Fertilization of Bovine Oocytes. Mole. Reprod. Devel. 74:88-96.


  5. Liu, Y., Li, G.-P., Rickords, L.F., White, K.L., Sessions, B.R., Aston, K.I. and Bunch, T.D. 2006. Effect of Nicotine on In Vitro Maturation of Bovine Oocytes. Anim. Reprod. Sci. Online November 26, 2006; In Press.


  6. Li, G-P., Bunch, T.D., White, K.L., Rickords, L, Liu, J. and B.R. Sessions. 2006. Denuding and Centrifugation of Maturing Bovine Oocytes Alters Oocyte Spindle Integrity and the Ability of Cytoplasm to Support Parthenogenetic and Nuclear Transfer Embryo Development. Mole. Reprod. Devel. 73:446-451.


  7. Vanderwall, DK, Woods, GL, Roser, JF, Schlafer, DH, Sellon, DC, Tester, DF, and White, K.L. 2006. Equine Cloning: Applications and Outcomes. Reprod. Fertil. Devel. 18:91-98.


  8. Sessions, BR, Aston, KI, Davis, AP, Pate, BJ and White, K.L. 2006. Effects of Amino Acid Substitutions in and Around the Arginine-Glycine-Aspartic Acid (RGD) Sequence on Fertilization and Parthenogenetic Development in Mature Bovine Oocytes. Mole. Reprod. Devel. 73:651-657.


  9. Aston, K.I., Li, G.P., Hicks, B.A., Sessions, B.R., Pate, B.J., Hammon, D.S., Bunch, T.D., and White, K.L.. 2006 The Developmental Competence Of Bovine Nuclear Transfer Embryos Derived From Cow Versus Heifer Cytoplasts. Anim. Reprod. Sci. 95:234-243.


  10. Aston, K.I., Li, G.P., Hicks, B.A., Sessions, B.R., Pate, B.J., Hammon, D., Bunch, T.D. and White, K.L. 2006. Effect of the Time Interval Between Fusion and Activation on Nuclear State and Development In Vitro and In Vivo of Bovine Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer Embryos. Reproduction, 131:1-8.


  11. Wang, L., White, K.L., Reed, W.A. and K.D. Campbell. 2005. Dynamic Changes To The Inositol 1,4,5-Trisphosphate And Ryanodine Receptors During Maturation Of Bovine Oocytes. Cloning and Stem Cells, 7(4):306-320.


  12. Meerdo, L.N., Reed, W.A. and White, K.L. 2005. Telomere to Centromere Ratio of Bovine Clones, Embryos, Gametes, Fetal Cells, and Adult Cells. Cloning and Stem Cells, 7(1):61-72.


  13. Li, G-P., Liu, Y., White, K.L. and T.D. Bunch. 2005. Cytogenetic analysis of diploidy in cloned bovine embryos using an improved air-dry karyotyping method. Theriogenology 63: 2434-2444.


  14. Li, G-P., Bunch, T.D., White, K.L., Aston, K.I., Meerdo, L.N., B.J. Pate and B.R. Sessions. 2004. Development, Chromosomal Composition, and Cell Allocation of Bovine Cloned Blastocyst Derived From Chemically Assisted Enucleation and Cultured in Conditioned Media. Mole. Reprod. Devel. 68:189-197.


  15. Li, G-P., White, K.L., Aston, K.I., Meerdo, L.N. and T.D. Bunch. 2004. Conditioned Medium Increases the Polyploid Cell Composition of Bovine Somatic Cell Nuclear-Transferred Blastocysts. Reproduction 127:221-228.


  16. White, K.L., G.L. Woods, D.K. Vanderwall, G.P. Li, B.R. Sessions, and T.D. Bunch. 2004. Why Clone Horses and Mules? Eng. Med. Biol. 23(2):32-36.


  17. Vanderwall, D.K., Woods, G,L., Sellon, D.C., Tester, D.F., Schlafer, D.H. and White, K.L. 2004. Present Status Of Equine Cloning And Clinical Characterization Of Embryonic, Fetal And Neonatal Development Of Three Cloned Mules. JAVMA, 225(No.11):1694-1699.


  18. Vanderwall, D.K., Woods, G,L., Aston, K.I., Bunch, T.D., Li, G.-P., Meerdo, L.N. and White, K.L. 2004. Cloned Horse Pregnancies Produced Using Adult Cumulus Cells. Reprod. Fert. Devel. 16:675-679.


  19. Woods, G.L., White, K.L. D.K. Vanderwall (All recognized equally as first authors), G. Li, K.I. Aston, T.D. Bunch, L.N. Meerdo and B. Pate. 2003. A Mule Cloned from Fetal Cells by Nuclear Transfer. Science 301(5636):1063.


  20. Vanderwall, D.K., Woods, G,L., Aston, K.I., Bunch, T.D., Li, G.-P., Meerdo, L.N. and White, K.L. 2003. The Use of Nuclear Transfer to Produce Cloned Horse Pregnancies from Adult Cumulus Cells. American Association of Equine Practitioners Focus Meeting, July, Ft. Collins, CO;43-44.


  21. Vanderwall, D.K., Woods, G.L. and White, K.L. Current Status of Equine Cloning. In Proceedings, American Association of Equine Practitioners Focus Meeting, July, 2003, Ft. Collins, CO;39-42.


  22. Woods, G.L., White, K.L. D.K. Vanderwall, K.I. Aston, T.D. Bunch, K.D. Campbell and L.N. Meerdo. 2002. Cloned Mule Pregnancies Produced Using Nuclear Transfer. Theriogenology (Equine Reproduction VII) 58:779-782.


  23. Viets, L.N., K.D. Campbell and White, K.L. 2001. Pathways Involved in RGD-Mediated Calcium Transients in Mature Bovine Oocytes. Cloning and Stem Cells 3(3):105-113.


  24. Kitiyanant, Y., J. Saikhun, B. Chrisalee, White, K.L. and K. Pavasuthipaisit. 2001. Somatic Cell Cloning in Buffalo (Bubalus bubalis): Effects of Interspecies Cytoplasmic Recipients and Activation Procedures. Cloning and Stem Cells 3(3):97-104.


  25. Thonabulsombat, C., W.A. Reed, J.D. Morrey, K. Bates, R. Smart and White, K.L. 2001. Transgenic Mice Carrying a Gene for Green Fluorescent Protein Fused to a Lytic Peptide, Shiva 1, Under Control of the Bovine ß-Casein Regulatory Region. Transgenics 3(2-4):183-197.


  26. Campbell, K., W.A. Reed and White, K.L. 2000. The Ability of Integrins to Mediate Fertilization, Intracellular Calcium Release, and Parthenogenic Development in Bovine Oocytes. Biol. Reprod. 62:1702-1709.


  27. White, K. L., T.D. Bunch, S. Mitalipov and W.A. Reed. 1999. Establishment of Pregnancy After the Transfer of Nuclear Transfer Embryos Produced from the Fusion of Argali (Ovis ammon) nuclei into domestic sheep (Ovis aries) enucleated oocytes. Cloning 1(1):47-54.


  28. Ashktorab, H., C. Thonabulsombat, W.A. Reed and White, K.L. 1999. Bovine ß-casein gene promoter activity and hormonal induction of its expression in a mammary epithelial cell line. Transgenics 3:23-29.


  29. Mitalipov, S.M., White, K.L., V.R. Farrar, J. Morrey, and W.A. Reed. 1999. Development of nuclear transfer and parthenogenetic rabbit embryos activated with inositol 1,4,5-trisphosphate. Biol. Reprod. 60(4): 821-827.


  30. Yue, C, K.L. White, W.A. Reed, and E. King. 1998. Localization and regulation of ryanodine receptor in bovine oocytes. Biol. Reprod. 58(2): 608-614.


  31. Polejaeva, I.A. W.A. Reed,T.D. Bunch, L C. Ellis and White, K.L. 1997. Prolactin induced termination of obligate diapause of mink (Mustela vision) blastocysts in vitro and subsequent establishment of embryonic stem cells. J Reprod. Fert. 109:229-236.


  32. Reed, W.A., P.H. Elzer, F.M. Enright, J.M. Jaynes, J.D. Morrey, and White, K.L. 1997. Interleukin 2 promoter/enhancer controlled expression of a synthetic cecropin-class lytic peptide in transgenic mice and subsequent resistance to Brucella abortus. Trans. Res. 6(5):337-347.


  33. Morrey, J.D., K. Bates, G.R. Holyoak, T.D. Bunch, W. Reed and White, K.L. 1997. Protein expression in the milk of transgenic animals. International Conference on Transgenic Animals: The Fundamentals and Applications, Beijing, P.R. China.


  34. White K.L., C. Yue. 1996. Receptors and agents inducing activation in the bovine oocyte. Theriogenology 45:91-101.


  35. Wilkinson R.F., R. Ming, B. Anderson, T.D. Bunch, White, K.L. 1996. Use of neural networks in developing novel embryo culture media-formulations. Theriogenology 45:41-49.


  36. Reed, W.A., White, K.L., T. Suh, and T.D. Bunch. 1996. Culture of in vitro fertilized bovine embryos with bovine oviductal epithelial cells, buffalo rat liver cells (BRL) or BRL cell conditioned medium. Theriogenology 45:325-334.


  37. Yue, C. White, K.L., W.A. Reed and T.D. Bunch. 1995. The existence of inositol 1,4,5-triphosphate and ryanodyne receptors in mature bovine oocytes. Development 121(8):2645-2654.


  38. Thibodeaux, K.J., M.W. Myers and White, K.L. 1995. Effect of serum extender containing growth factors on development of IVM and IVF bovine embryos. Theriogenology 44:423-432.


  39. Anderson, B.L, W.A. Reed, White, K.L. and T.D. Bunch. 1995. The effects of antioxidants on the growth and development of in vitro produced bovine embryos. Encyclia 72:222-223.


  40. Farrar, F.A., J.A. Polejaeva, White, K.L. and T.D. Bunch. 1995. DNA methylase active in in vitro produced bovine embryos. Encyclia 72:217-218.


  41. Yue, C., White, K.L., W.A. Reed and T.D. Bunch. 1995.The detection of the Inositol 1,4,5-triphosphate and Ryanodine receptors in mature bovine oocytes using Western Blot. Encyclia 72:216.


  42. Polejaeva, I.A., White, K.L., W.A.Reed, T.D. Bunch and L.C.Ellis. 1995. Effect of prolactin on the establishment of mink embryonic stem cell lines. Encyclia 72:219-220.


  43. Thonabulsombat, H.A.C., W.A. Reed, and White, K.L. 1995. Lactogenic hormones induce expression of bovine ?-casein gene promoter activity in a mouse mammary epithelial cell line. Encyclia 72:216-217.


  44. Polejaeva, I., White, K.L. and T.D. Bunch. 1995. Isolation and maintenance of bovine embryonic stem-like cells. Encyclia.


  45. Wang, S., T.D. Bunch, G. Seidel Jr., G.R. Holyoak and White, K.L. 1994. The influence of bulls and medium on in vitro production of bovine embryos. Encyclia. 71:301-302.


  46. Bunch, T.J., T.D. Bunch, S. Wang and White, K.L. 1994. The influence of fluorescent light on the development of in vitro fertilized bovine oocytes. Encyclia. 71:302-303.


  47. Rickords, L.F. and White, K.L. 1993. Electroporation of inositol 1,4,5-triphosphate induces repetitive calcium oscillations in murine oocytes. J. Exp. Zool. 265:178-184.


  48. Thompson, D.L., Jr., M.S. Rahmanian, White, K.L. and D.R. Colborn. 1993. Feeding tryptophan to seasonally anestrous mares: Ovarian characteristics and secretion of luteinizing hormone, follicle stimulating hormone and prolactin. J. Equine Vet. Sci.


  49. Rickords, L.F. and White, K.L. 1992. Effect of electrofusion pulse in either electrolyte or nonelectrolyte fusion medium on subsequent murine embryonic development. Mol. Reprod. Dev. 32:259-264.


  50. Pavasuthipaisit, K., Y. Kitiyanant, C. Thonabulsombat, C. Tocharus, S. Sriurairatna and White, K.L. 1992. In vitro maturation, fertilization and embryo development in Thai swamp buffalo (Bubalus bubalis). Theriogenology 38:545-555.


  51. Rickords, L.F. and White, K.L. 1992. Electrofusion induced intracellular Ca2+ flux and its effect on murine oocyte activation. Mol. Reprod. Dev. 31:152-159.


  52. Horse conceptus-derived suppression of T and B lymphocyte proliferation: interleukin-2 and interleukin-2 receptor involvement. J. Reprod. Fertil. 96:302-322.


  53. Reed, W., White, K.L., F.M. Enright, J. Holck, J.M. Jaynes and G.W. Jeffers. 1992. Enhanced in vitro growth of murine fibroblast cells and preimplantation embryos cultured in medium supplemented with an amphipathic peptide. Mol. Reprod. Dev. 31:106-113.


  54. Thibodeaux, J.K., J.D. Roussel, White, K.L., J.R. Broussard and R.A. Godke. 1992. Use of image analysis to evaluate the development of uterine and oviduct epithelial cells during in vitro culture. Arch Pathol Lab Med 116:444-448.


  55. Roth, T.L., White, K.L., D.L. Thompson, Jr. and D.W. Horohov. 1992. PGE2-Independent immunosuppressive activity of horse trophoblast tissue. J. Reprod. Immunol. 21:87-95.


  56. Roth, T.L., White, K.L., and D.W. Horohov. 1991. Suppression of sheep and goat lymphocyte proliferation by sheep, goat, and sheep x goat hybrid trophoblast tissue cultures. J. Anim. Sci. 69:4563-4569.


  57. Colborn, D.R., D.L. Thompson, Jr., T.L. Roth, J.S. Capehart and White, K.L. 1991. Responses of cortisol and prolactin to sexual excitement and stress in stallions and geldings. J. Anim. Sci. 69:2556-2562.


  58. Rickords, L.F. and White, K.L. 1990. Effect of microinjection and two types of electrical stimuli on bovine sperm-hamster egg penetration. Mole. Reprod. Dev. 27:163-167.


  59. Hehnke, K.E., D.L. Thompson, Jr., B.E. Barry, White, K.L. and T.C. Wood. 1990. Formation and characterization of vesicles from day-10 horse conceptuses. Theriogenology 34(4):709-720.


  60. Roth, T.L., White, K.L., D.L. Thompson, Jr, B.E. Barry, J.S. Capehart, D.R. Colborn and M.H. Rabb. 1990. Suppression of lymphocyte proliferation by a >30,000 molecular weight factor in horse conceptus-conditioned medium. Biol. Reprod. 43:298-304.


  61. Casey, D. and White, K.L. 1989. Incorporation and expression of a neo gene after transfer to caprine hematopoietic cells using a modified retrovirus. J. Anim. Sci. 68:449-453.


  62. Jaynes, J.M., Gale W. Jeffers, G.R. Julian, White, K.L., and F.M. Enright. 1989. In vitro effect of lytic peptides on normal and transformed mammalian cell lines. Peptide Research 2(2):1-5.


  63. White, K.L., L.F. Rickords, L.L. Southern, K. Hehnke, D.L. Thompson, Jr. and T.C. Wood. 1989. Early embryonic development in vitro by co-culture with oviductal epithelial cells in the pig. Biol. Reprod. 41:425-430.


  64. Barry, B.E., D.L. Thompson, Jr., White, K.L., T.C. Wood, K.E. Hehnke, M.H. Rabb, and D.C. Colborn. 1989. Viability of inner cell mass versus trophectodermal cells of frozen-thawed horse embryos. J. Equine Vet. Med. 8: 82-83.


  65. Jaynes, J.M., C.A. Burton, S.B. Barr, G.W. Jeffers, White, K.L., F.M. Enright, T.R. Klei, and R.A. Laine. 1988. In vitro cytocidal effect of novel lytic peptides on Plasmodium falciparum and Trypanosoma cruzi. FASEB 2(13):2878-2883.


  66. Wood, T.C., White, K.L., D.L. Thompson, Jr., and F. Garza, Jr. 1988. Evaluation of the expression of a male-specific protein on cells of equine blastocysts. J. Reprod. Immunol. 14:1-8.


  67. White, K.L., D.L. Thompson, Jr. and T.C. Wood. 1988. Evaluation of the presence of a specific histocompatibility protein on equine embryonic cells. Anim. Genet. 19:373-378.


  68. White, K.L., G.B. Anderson, R.L. Pashen and R.H. BonDurant. 1987. Expression of a male-specific histocompatibility protein on various stages of preimplantation bovine embryos. Biol. Reprod. 37:867-873.


  69. White, K.L., G.B. Anderson, T.J. Berger, R.H. BonDurant and R.L. Pashen. 1987. Identification of a male-specific histocompatibility protein on preimplantation porcine embryos. Gamete Res. 17:107-113.


  70. White, K.L., G.B. Anderson, R.L. Pashen and R.H. BonDurant. 1987. Detection of histocompatibility-Y (H-Y) antigen: identification of the sex of preimplantation ovine embryos. J. Reprod. Immunol. 10:27-32.


  71. White, K.L. 1985. Identification of the sex of preimplantation embryos as a method for control of sex ratio. Proc. Ann. Soc. Theriogenology, Sacramento, CA, pp. 99-104.


  72. White, K.L., G.M. Lindner, G.B. Anderson and R.H. BonDurant. 1983. Cytolytic and fluorescent detection of H-Y antigen on preimplantation mouse embryos. Theriogenology 19:701-705.


  73. White, K.L., G.M. Lindner, G.B. Anderson and R.H. BonDurant. 1982. Survival after transfer of "sexed" mouse embryos exposed to H-Y antisera. Theriogenology 18:655-662.