C. J. Lupton

Discovery Institute — United States

Agricultural and Biological Sciences · Life Sciences

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Research Topics

Ruminant Nutrition and Digestive Physiology(17), Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock(11), Textile materials and evaluations(10), Meat and Animal Product Quality(9), Rangeland and Wildlife Management(8)

Publications57 total

PolyQ 2.0: an improved version of PolyQ, a database of human polyglutamine proteins
Database·2016Open Access
Effects of using ground redberry juniper and dried distillers grains with solubles in lamb feedlot diets: Growth, blood serum, fecal, and wool characteristics1
Journal of Animal Science·2014· 19 cited
Intermediate Periodicities in Juniper Consumption and Sampling Strategies to Estimate the Diet of Free-Grazing Goats
Rangeland Ecology & Management·2013· 6 citedOpen Access
Redberry juniper as a roughage source in lamb feedlot rations: Wool and carcass characteristics, meat fatty acid profiles, and sensory panel traits
Meat Science·2011· 12 cited
Measurement of luster in Suri alpaca fiber
Small Ruminant Research·2011· 14 cited
Mohair: Biology and Characteristics
2011
Wool: Skirting, Classing, and Marketing
2011
Mohair: Production and Marketing
2011
Evaluating percentage of roughage in lamb finishing diets containing 40% dried distillers grains: Growth, serum urea nitrogen, nonesterified fatty acids, and insulin growth factor-1 concentrations and wool, carcass, and fatty acid characteristics1
Journal of Animal Science·2010· 10 cited
Pharmacokinetic differences in exposure to camphor after intraruminal dosing in selectively bred lines of goats1
Journal of Animal Science·2010· 18 cited
SELECTING ANGORA GOATS TO CONSUME MORE JUNIPER
SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología·2009· 1 citedOpen Access
Substituting distillers dried grains for cottonseed meal in lamb-finishing diets: growth, wool characteristics, and serum NEFA, urea N, and IGF-1 concentrations.
2009· 11 cited
Heritability of juniper consumption in goats1
Journal of Animal Science·2008· 27 cited
ASAS CENTENNIAL PAPER: Impacts of animal science research on United States sheep production and predictions for the future1
Journal of Animal Science·2008· 29 cited
Effects of Supplementation on Juniper Intake by Goats
Rangeland Ecology & Management·2007· 38 citedOpen Access
Comparison of three systems for concurrent production of high quality mohair and meat from Angora male kids
Small Ruminant Research·2007· 18 cited
Effects of breed, sex, and age on the variation and ability of fecal near-infrared reflectance spectra to predict the composition of goat diets1,2
Journal of Animal Science·2007· 39 cited
Rapid Objective Testing to Determine Quality Characteristics and Standard Fibre Yields of Raw Alpaca Fleeces and Other Animal Fibres Using Content of Carbon, Nitrogen and Sulphur
2007· 1 cited
The use of fecal NIRS to identify levels of consumption of the toxic shrub juniper in a selective breeding program with goats.
CABI eBooks·2007· 7 cited
Comparison of three systems for concurrent production of lamb meat and wool
Small Ruminant Research·2006· 15 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Frédéric Pfeiffer(15), John W. Walker(7), Charles A. Taylor(7), D. F. Waldron(7), E. S. Campbell(6), N.E. Blakeman(6), J. E. Huston(5), S. Landau(4), T. R. Whitney(4), Kaiyue Qi(3), G. C. East(3), E. V. Truter(3), A. McColl(2), Debbie Minikhiem(2), K.S. Rhee(2), Y.A. Ziprin(2), K. C. RHEE(2), B. F. Craddock(2), W.L. Polk(2), Cody B. Scott(2)