| 601 |
1- Ottinger, M. A. F. Lin, J. M. Wu, M. J. Quinn, M. A. Abdelnabi, E. Lavoie and M. M. Giusti. Isoflavone –enriched egg: transfer of isoflavones into eggs and health benefits. The incredible edible egg. IN PRESS. |
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| 602 |
1- Ottinger, M. A., and M. A. Abdelnabi, (1997). Neuroendocrine system and avian system Differentiation. Am. Zool. 37:514-523. |
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| 603 |
1- Ottinger, M. A., M. A. Abdelnabi, Q. Li, K. Chen, N. Thompson, N. Harda, C. Viglieui-Penzica and G. C. Penzica, (2004).The Japanese quail: a model for studying reproductive aging of hypothalamus systems. Experimental Gerontology 39:1679-1693. |
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| 604 |
1- Ottinger, M. A., M. J. Quinn Jr., E. Lavoie, M. A. Abdelnabi, N. Thompson, J.L. Hazelton, J. M. Wu. J. Beavers and M. Jaber,(2005). Consequences of endocrine disrupting chemicals on reproductive endocrine function in birds: Establishing reliable end po |
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| 605 |
Abdelnabi MA, and M A Ottinger, (2003). Hypothalamic indolamines during embryonic development and effects of steroid exposure. Gen Comp Endocrinol. Jan; 130(1):13-9 |
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| 606 |
Abdelnabi, M. A., M. P. Richards, and M. A. Ottinger (2001). Comparison of gonadal Hormone levels in turkey embryos incubated in long term shell less culture and in ovo. Poultry Sci.,80-666-669.
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| 607 |
Adkins-Regan, E., M. A. Abdelnabi, M. Mobarak and M. A. Ottinger (1990). Sex steroid levels in developing and adult male and female zebra finches (poephila guttata). Gen.Com. Endocrinol., 78 : 93-109. |
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| 608 |
Bales KL, Abdelnabi M A, Cushing BS, Ottinger MA and Carter CS, (2004). Effects of neonatal oxytocin manipulations on male reproductive potential in prairie voles. Physiol. Behav. May;81(3):519-26. |
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| 609 |
Daghash, H. A. G. A. Megahed and M. A. Abdelnabi (1999). The influence of feeding
Nigella sativa seeds on semen quality and fertility improvements of bucks with special references to thermal physiological response and some plasma constituents. Egyptian |
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| 610 |
ELDeeb, Mariam A and J.H. Soares, Jr. (1986). Skeletal Development and Performance of Broilers Fed Various Levels of Copper (Cu) and Zinc (Zn). PSA and SPSS Abstracts vol. 65 Suppl.1. |
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