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 Name : Chin Nyean Lee
Title : Emeritus
Unit : Department of Human Nutrition, Food & Animal Sciences
Address : 1955 East-West Road
Honolulu, HI 96822
Room : Ag Sciences Building 302D
Phone : (808) 956-4882
Fax : (808) 956-4883
E-mail : chinl@hawaii.edu
Specialties : Reproductive Physiology Dairy Science: Cattle-Dairy -Pasture Management Forage Crops in gen.-Marketing Crops in gen.-Agricultural Development Animals in gen.-Agricultural Development Pasture in gen.-Management
Professional Prep/Appointments :
Diploma-Univesiti Pertanain, Malaysia 1976;
B.S. Iowa State University 1979;
M.S University of Wisconsin @ Madison 1982;
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin @ Madison 1984
Projects :
Dr. Lee's extension program integrates livestock production in an eco-system that involves land use, waste management and alternative crops.
He spent 2 years as director of marketing (Asia) for an international marketing company in 1993-1994. As the first executive director of the Agribusiness Development Corporation, State of Hawaii he helped in the transformation of sugar into diversified agriculture production (truck crops). He continues to be active in international consulting for Asia and Africa.
Courses:
AnSc. 201
AnSc. 433
Research Interests :
Dr. Lee's research interests include postpartum cow reproduction, dairy production and management. Stress physiology in food animals under the tropical and subtropical environment have been his emphasis. His work can be found in a wide range of journals such as Dairy Sci., ASABE, Int'l Biometrology, Andrology, Environmental Entomology, Zygote, etc. He had also contributed 2 chapters to text books for professionals.
Selected Publications :
Journal Articles
Lee, C.N., K.S. Baek and A. Parkhurst. 2016. The impact of hair coat color on longevity of Holsteins cows in the tropics. J. Anim. Sc and Tech. (In press, 2016).
Putluru, R.K., Y.S. Kim and C.N. Lee. Differential expression of superoxide dismutase (SODs) in bovine corpus luteum during estrous cycle and pregnancy. Pacific Agriculture and Natural Resources 1:1-10.
Lee, C.N., K.G. Gebremedhin, A. Parkhurst and P.E. Hillman. 2015. Placement of temperature probe in bovine vagina for continuous measurement of core-body temperature. Int’l J. of Biometry. 59(9): 1201-1205.
Haq, W.Y., Kang, S.K., Lee, S.B. Lee, Kang, H.C., Choi, Y.J., Lee, C.N. and Kim, Y.S. 2013. High-level soluble expression of bioactive porcine myostatin propeptide in E.coli. Appl. Microbiology and Tech. 97(16):8517-8527
Gebremedhin, K.G., C.N. Lee, J.E. Larson and J. Davis. 2013. Alternative Cooling of Dairy Cows by Udder Wetting. Transactions of ASABE. 56(1):305-310.
Gebremedhin, K.G., C.N. Lee P.E. Hillman, and T.M. Brown-Brandl. 2011.
Body temperature and behavioral activities of four breeds of heifers in shade
and full sun. Applied Engineering in
Agriculture, 27(6): 999-1006.
Hongfei, He, Jin dong, Chin Nyean Lee and Yong Li.
2009. Molecular analysis of spoilage-related bacteria in pasteurized milk
during refrigeration by PCR and denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis. J. Food Protection. vol. 72(3): 572-577.
Hillman, P.E., K.G. Gebremedhin, S.T.
Willard, C.N. Lee and A.D. Kennedy. 2009. Continuous measurements of vaginal
temperature of female cattle using a data logger encased in a plastic
anchor. Applied Engineering in
Agriculture, ASABE. 25(2):291-296.
Gebremedhin, K.G., P.E. Hillman, C.N. Lee, R.J.
Collier, S.T Willard, J. Arthington, and T.M. Brown-Brandl. 2009. Sweating
rates of dairy cows and beef heifers in hot conditions. Transactions of ASABE 51(6): 2167-2178.
Aitha, N., A.M. Parkhurst, C.N. Lee and
P.Hillman. 2008. Using a nonlinear mixed effect models to evaluate measure of
heat stress in Holstein cows. Conf. on Applied
Statistics in Agriculture. KS. April 27-29.
Hillman, P.E., C.N. Lee and S.T. Willard. 2005. Thermoregulatory
responses associated with lying and standing in heat-stressed dairy cows. Transaction of ASAE. 48(2):795-801.
Extension Articles
C.N. Lee, G.K. Fukumoto, M.S.Thorne, M.H. Stevenson, M.
Nakahata and R.M. Ogoshi. 2016. Sugarcane
crosses as a potential for ruminants: Dry matter yield and nutrient analyses of
selected cultivars. (In Press).
C.N. Lee, G.K. Fukumoto, M.S. Thorne, M.H. Stevenson, M. Nakahata and
R.M.Ogoshi. 2016. Bana grass (Pennisetum purpureum): a possible forage for
ruminants in Hawai‘i.
http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/PRM-11.pdf;
Baek, K.S. and C.N. Lee. 2016. Hair coat color influence the longevity of
Holsteins in the sub-tropics.
http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/LM-30.pdf
C.N. Lee, G. K. Fukumoto,M.S. Thorne, M.H. Stevenson, Y.s. Kim, M. Nakahata and R. Ogoshi. 2015. Sugarcane
crosses as potential forages for ruminants: Nutrient compositions were
influenced by season and time of harvest.
http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/PRM-8.pdf
Yoshioka, J.L., J. Ishimoto, Y. Li and C.N. Lee. 2015.
Microbial population in fermented cooked taro skins. CTAHR Extension Pub.
SA-16, April, 2015.
http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/SA-16.pdf
L.Woody, J. Ishimoto, YongLi and C.N. Lee. 2014. Potential cause of diarrhea in
piglets at weaning in Hawai’i. CTAHR Extension Pub., LM-27, Sept. 2014.
http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/LM-27.pdf
C.N. Lee, G. K. Fukumoto, M. Nakahata and R. Ogoshi. 2014.
Sugarcane crosses as potential forages for ruminants: Selection criteria. CTAHR
Extension Pub. PRM-6; Feb. 2014)
http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/PRM-6.pdf
Languages :
Malaysian Chinese: Mandarin, Cantonese, Hakka, etc
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