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D-Index
23
Citations
2121
World Ranking
3065
National Ranking
172

Overview

J.E. Moxley is a researcher affiliated with McGill University in Canada. Their academic profile currently reflects an absence of published papers, coauthors, as well as specific fields or subfields of study. There are no recorded book publications or frequent publication venues associated with their work.

Due to the lack of documented publication data, there are no recent papers to highlight, and no recurring coauthors to note within their academic collaborations.

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There are no awards or honors listed for J.E. Moxley, and there is no indication of any deceased status, meaning they are currently active in their academic role at McGill University.

Best Publications

  • Association of genetic variants of casein and milk serum proteins with milk, fat, and protein production by dairy cattle

    K.F. Ng-Kwai-Hang;J.F. Hayes;J.E. Moxley;H.G. Monardes

  • Relationships Between Milk Protein Polymorphisms and Major Milk Constituents in Holstein-Friesian Cows

    K.F. Ng-Kwai-Hang;J.F. Hayes;J.E. Moxley;H.G. Monardes

  • Variation in milk protein concentrations associated with genetic polymorphism and environmental factors.

    K.F. Ng-Kwai-Hang;J.F. Hayes;J.E. Moxley;H.G. Monardes

  • Variability of Test-Day Milk Production and Composition and Relation of Somatic Cell Counts with Yield and Compositional Changes of Bovine Milk

    K.F. Ng-Kwai-Hang;J.F. Hayes;J.E. Moxley;H.G. Monardes

  • Environmental influences on protein content and composition of bovine Milk.

    K.F. Ng-Kwai-Hang;J.F. Hayes;J.E. Moxley;H.G. Monardes

  • Heritability of Somatic Cell Count and Its Relationship with Milk Yield and Composition in Holsteins

    B.W. Kennedy;M.S. Sethar;J.E. Moxley;B.R. Downey

  • Environmental factors influencing test day somatic cell counts in holsteins

    B.W. Kennedy;M.S. Sethar;A.K.W. Tong;J.E. Moxley

  • Relationships Between Age and Body Weight at Calving and Production in First Lactation Ayrshires and Holsteins

    R.K. Moore;R.K. Moore;B.W. Kennedy;B.W. Kennedy;L.R. Schaeffer;L.R. Schaeffer;J.E. Moxley;J.E. Moxley

  • Heritabilities and Genetic Correlations for the First Three Lactations from Records Subject to Culling

    A.K.W. Tong;B.W. Kennedy;J.E. Moxley

  • Effects of Calving Ease-Calf Survival on Production and Reproduction in Holsteins

    B.R. Mangurkar;J.F. Hayes;J.E. Moxley

  • Percentages of protein and nonprotein nitrogen with varying fat and somatic cells in bovine milk

    K.F. Ng-Kwai-Hang;J.F. Hayes;J.E. Moxley;H.G. Monardes

  • Effects of Environmental Factors and Milk Protein Polymorphism on Composition of Casein Fraction in Bovine Milk

    E.M. Kroeker;K.F. Ng-Kwai-Hang;J.F. Hayes;J.E. Moxley

  • Survey of Milking Hygiene Practices and Their Relationships to Somatic Cell Counts and Milk Production

    J.E. Moxley;B.W. Kennedy;B.R. Downey;J.S.T. Bowman

  • Evaluation of piglet mortality in 28 two-breed crosses among eight breeds of pig

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  • Heritability of Milk Casein and Genetic and Phenotypic Correlations with Production Traits

    J.F. Hayes;K.F. Ng-Kwai-Hang;J.E. Moxley

  • Relationships between reproduction traits, age and body weight at calving, and days dry in first lactation Ayrshires and Holsteins.

    R.K. Moore;R.K. Moore;B.W. Kennedy;B.W. Kennedy;L.R. Schaeffer;L.R. Schaeffer;J.E. Moxley;J.E. Moxley

  • Heritabilities of Measures of Somatic Cell Count per Lactation

    H.G. Monardes;B.W. Kennedy;J.E. Moxley

  • Genetic and environmental factors influencing litter size, sex ratio and gestation length in the pig

    Unknown

  • Effect of β-Lactoglobulin Variant and Environmental Factors on Variation in the Detailed Composition of Bovine Milk Serum Proteins

    E.M. Kroeker;K.F. Ng-Kwai-Hang;J.F. Hayes;J.E. Moxley

  • Potential Errors in Sire Evaluation from Regional Genetic Differences

    A.K.W. Tong;B.W. Kennedy;J.E. Moxley

  • Relationships Between Age and Body Weight at Calving, Feed Intake, Production, Days Open, and Selection Indexes in Ayrshires and Holsteins

    R.K. Moore;R.K. Moore;B.W. Kennedy;B.W. Kennedy;L.R. Schaeffer;L.R. Schaeffer;J.E. Moxley;J.E. Moxley

  • Heritability of lactation cell count measures and their relationships with milk yield and composition in Ayrshire cows.

    H.G. Monardes;J.F. Hayes;J.E. Moxley

Frequent Co-Authors

J.F. Hayes
J.F. Hayes McGill University

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