Eugene A. Amoah
Professor
Department of animal Science
Fort Valley State University
United States of America
Biography
Dr. Eugene A. Amoah, studied Master of Science in Animal Production from University of Reading, Reading, England, UK (1978),Doctor of Philosophy in Reproductive Physiology from University of Reading, Reading, England, UK (1982). focus: photo period and hormonal control breeding in seasonal temperate goats.
Research Interest
Culturing & Maturation of Gametes, and In vitro fertilization of goat ova for transfer during the anestrous season. Toward transgenic goat production. Manipulation of photoperiod and hormones to control breeding in seasonal temperate goats
Publications
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Richardson, S., Amoah, E.A., Gosier, J., Jones. M., & Singh M, 2009. Oocyte recovery from slaughtered goats during the non-breeding season. ARD Biennial Research. 135.
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Singh, M., A. Sharma, X. Ma, E. Amoah and G. Kannan. 2010. Construction of a goat myostatin gene promoter-GFP translational fusion to study promoter regulation. J. of Animal Science. (2010) 88 (E-Suppl.3): 8.
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Singh, M., A. Yadav, X. Ma, and E. Amoah. 2010. Plasmid DNA transformation in Escherichia coli: effect of heat shock temperature, duration, and cold incubation of CaCl2 treated cells. International Journal of Biotechnology & Biochemistry 6(4):561-568
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Richardson, S., S. Samake and E. Amoah. 2011. Recovered oocytes from slaughtered goats used for in vitro fertilization during the seasonal anestrous period. 16th Biennial ARD symposium, Marriott Marquis, Atlanta, GA April 9-13, 2011
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Singh, M., X. Ma, E. Amoah, and G. Kannan. 2011. In vitro culture of fibroblast-like cells from postmortem skin of Katahdin sheep stored at 40C for different time intervals. InVitro Cellular & Developmental Biology-Animal
