Southern Illinois University College of Agricultural Sciences Animal Science, Food and Nutrition Associate ProfessorAppointed: 1999 Southern Illinois University College of Agricultural Sciences Department of Animal Science, Food and Nutrition | |
QualificationsPh.D., Texas A&M University, Veterinary Physiology, 1999. M.S., Texas A&M University, Veterinary Physiology, 1996. B.S., Texas A&M University, Animal Science, 1989. Other ExpertiseDr. Jones is interested in discovering the mechanisms that cause declines in reproductive rates in cattle. She has experience cloning cattle and developing methods to improve this technique. KeywordsCOS Keywords:Animal Science, Dopamine, Nutrition Or Dietetics.Additional Terms:Bovine, Dopamine, Embryo Culture, Equine, Fatty Acid, Fescue, In Vitro Fertilization, Nuclear Transfer, Nuclear Transplantation, Oocyte, Ovary.Languages(Reading, Writing, Speaking)English: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent) MembershipsEquine Nutrition and Physiology Society International Embryo Transfer Society Society for the Investigation of Early Pregnancy Honors and Awards2005, Faculty Service Award,
College of Agricultural Sciences,
Southern Illinois University
2001-2001,
Distinguished Faculty Award,
Undergraduate Student Government,
Southern Illinois University
Previous Positions1992-1999, Graduate Student,
Texas A&M University,
Veterinary Physiology,
Reproduction
1989-1992, Laboratory Technician,
Granada BioSciences
Funding Received- Illinois C-FAR:
An Evaluation of the Safety of a Genetically Modified Corn: A porcine model.,
$123,000,
Jul 1, 2001
to Jun 30, 2003.
- Illinois C-FAR:
Fescue Toxicosis associated Reproductive Loss in Cattle,
$38,000,
Jul 1, 2001
to Jun 31, 2003.
- Illinois C-FAR:
Measurement of DNA methylation in donor cells: a tool for predicting livestock cloning success.,
$58,437,
Jul 1, 2000
to Jun 30, 2002.
- Illinois C-FAR:
Gene Expression in Cloned Bovine Fetuses,
$50,000,
Jul 1, 2000
to Jun 30, 2002.
- Southern Illinois University, Office of Research and Development:
Gene Expression in Cattle Produced by Nuclear Transplantation.,
$28,002,
Jan 1, 2000
to Dec 31, 2001.
- Illinois Council for Food and Agricultural Research:
Enhancing the nutritional value of milk by boosting its omega-3 fatty acid content.,
pending,
2005
to 2006.
- Illinois Department of Agriculture:
Detection of FSH receptors in equine ovaries.,
$5,000,
2005
to 2006.
- Illinois Council for Food and Agricultural Research:
How much domperidone is needed to rtreat cows suffering from fescue toxicosis?,
$40,000,
2004
to 2006.
- Illinois Department of Agriculture:
Cause and treatment of fescue-associated subfertility in cycleing mares,
$25,000,
2003
to 2004.
Publications- Jones KL, King SS, Iqbal MJ (Feb 2004) Endophyte-infected tall fescue diet alters gene expression in heifer
luteal tissue as revealed by interspecies microarray
analysis., 67 (2), 154-61
 - Jones KL, Tarochione-Utt KD (2004) DNA methylation in bovine adult and fetal fibroblast cells., 6 (3), 259-66
 - Jones KL, King SS, Griswold KE, Cazac D, Cross DL (Oct 2003) Domperidone can ameliorate deleterious reproductive effects and reduced
weight gain associated with fescue toxicosis in heifers., 81 (10), 2568-74
 - Schrader AD, Iqbal MJ, Jones KL (2003) Gene expression in cloned bovine fetal liver., 5 (1), 63-9
 - Jones, KL, Hill, J, Shin, T-Y, Westhusin, M (2001) DNA hypomethylation of karyoplasts for bovine nuclear transplantation, Molecular Reproduction and Development, 60, 208-213
- Hill JR, Burghardt RC, Jones K, Long CR, Looney CR, Shin T, Spencer TE, Thompson JA, Winger QA, Westhusin ME, Evidence for placental abnormality as the major cause of mortality in first-trimester somatic cell cloned bovine fetuses, Biology of Reproduction, 63(6), 1787-94, December 2000
 - De Sousa, P.A., Q.Winger, J.R.Hill, K. Jones, A.J. Watson, M.E. Westhusin, Reprogramming of Fibroblast Nuclei after Transfer into Bovine Oocytes, Cloning, 1, 63-69, 1999
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