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1.	An Exploration of the Molecular Mechanisms of Behavior in Apteronotus Leptorhynchus, or the Brown Ghost Knifefish Silver, Brianna Danielle ; Huang, Nancy ; Killian, Darrell Behavioral, molecular, and hormonal mechanisms work together to impact sensory processes, communication, and mate choice. This study investigates the evolution of communi [...] 05/2016 \| text \| Molecular Biology Department Student Theses 2015-16 \| Detailed record - Similar records
2.	Experimental and Observational Evidence That Dissolved Organic Matter Loading Induces Heterotrophy in a High Elevation, Oligotrophic Lake De La Rosa, Gabriel Tumonis ; Garcia-Betrand, Ralph ; Heschel, Shane Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is an important regulator of metabolism in aquatic ecosystems. The influx of DOM in oligotrophic, high alpine lakes during rain events has [...] 05/2016 \| text \| Molecular Biology Department Student Theses 2015-16 \| Detailed record - Similar records
3.	Paralogs of nos-1 in Caenorhabditis Elegans Exhibit Genetic Redundancy as Translational Regulators in Dendrite Morphogenesis Barney, Julia Nicole ; Killian, Darrell ; Olesnicky Killian, Eugenia Neurological disorders often present with defects in dendritic arborization, illustrating the significance of dendrites and synaptic connections for cognition. As such, i [...] 05/2016 \| text \| Molecular Biology Department Student Theses 2015-16 \| Detailed record - Similar records
4.	The Functional Significance of Type IV Pilus Proteins for Competence and Effects of Environmental Conditions on Competence in Acinetobacter Bayly[...] Leong, Colleen Gong ; Lostroh, Phoebe ; Lang, Kristine Acinetobacter baylyi are naturally competent soil bacteria. Natural transformation is the acquisition of new genetic material via the uptake of foreign, exogenous DNA. Co [...] 05/2016 \| text \| Molecular Biology Department Student Theses 2015-16 \| Detailed record - Similar records
5.	The Interaction Between Invariant Natural Killer T Cells and B Cells in Adipose Tissue Kumagai, Abigail Mieko ; Killian, Darrell ; Hatton, Olivia Invariant natural killer T cells (iNKT) cells can play an anti-inflammatory role and secrete the cytokine interleukin 10 (IL-10). IL-10 acts to inhibit signaling from inf [...] 05/2016 \| text \| Molecular Biology Department Student Theses 2015-16 \| Detailed record - Similar records
6.	Toward Imaging Live, Competent Acinetobacter Baylyi With Liquid Cell Atomic Force Microscopy Tenente, Ricardo ; Lostroh, Phoebe ; Lang, Kristine Imaging live bacteria with an atomic force microscope (AFM) is a challenging process, taking into account the lateral forces exerted by the probe on cells that must be im [...] 05/2016 \| text \| Molecular Biology Department Student Theses 2015-16 \| Detailed record - Similar records

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