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1. Investigating the Effect of Surgical Menopause on Gene Expression Changes in Retinal Ganglion Cells and Astrocytes

Student Name:: Jiang, Xinyi
Date Uploaded:: 04/04/2024
Research Field:: Biology, Neuroscience and Health Sciences, Ophthalmology
Department or Specialty:: Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology

2. The role of ambient light on dopamine signaling and myopia susceptibility

Student Name:: Landis, Erica G.
Date Uploaded:: 10/30/2018
Research Field:: Biology, Neuroscience and Health Sciences, Ophthalmology
Department or Specialty:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

3. The Role of Dopamine in the Development of Myopia

Student Name:: Bergen, Michael
Date Uploaded:: 08/28/2018
Research Field:: Biology, Physiology, Biology, Neuroscience, and Health Sciences, Ophthalmology
Department or Specialty:: Biology

4. Progesterone as a neuroprotective treatment in the retina

Student Name:: Allen, Rachael Stewart
Date Uploaded:: 08/28/2018
Research Field:: Biology, Neuroscience and Health Sciences, Ophthalmology
Department or Specialty:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

5. NPAS2 and CLOCK in the mammalian retina: their localization and roles in clock-controlled gene regulation and visual function

Student Name:: Hwang, Christopher Kwan
Date Uploaded:: 08/28/2018
Research Field:: Biology, Neuroscience, Health Sciences, Ophthalmology, and Biology, Molecular
Department or Specialty:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

6. Dopamine and dopamine D4 receptor activation: Signaling components, gene regulation, endogenous circadian systems, and visual function in mouse retina

Student Name:: Jackson, Chad Robert
Date Uploaded:: 08/28/2018
Research Field:: Biology, Neuroscience and Health Sciences, Ophthalmology
Department or Specialty:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

7. Mechanisms Underlying Early Visual Dysfunctions in Rodent Models of Type 1 Diabetes

Student Name:: Aung, Moe Hein
Date Uploaded:: 08/28/2018
Research Field:: Biology, Neuroscience and Health Sciences, Ophthalmology
Department or Specialty:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences