Index Catalog // Emory Theses and Dissertations

Remover filtros

Filtragem por: Year Summer 2020 Research Field Biology, Molecular

1 - 8 de 8

Lista Gallery Masonry Slideshow

1. Functional Characterization of the Epithelial Protein, PRAP1, and Generation of Human Microbiota-Associated Mice to Model Bacterial Vaginosis

Student Name:: Wolfarth, Alexandra
Date Uploaded:: 08/03/2020
Research Field:: Biology, Cell and Biology, Molecular
Department:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

2. Identification of Influenza Hemagglutinin Residues Critical for Membrane Fusion Activity

Student Name:: Trost, Jessica
Date Uploaded:: 07/30/2020
Research Field:: Biology, Microbiology, Biology, Molecular, and Biology, Virology
Department:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

3. Dynamic Expression Patterns of PRAP1 During Murine Gestation

Student Name:: Smith, Taylor
Date Uploaded:: 07/30/2020
Research Field:: Biology, Anatomy, Biology, General, and Biology, Molecular
Department:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

4. SIRT2 Stabilizes BRCA1 by Promoting Complex Formation with BARD1

Student Name:: Minten, Elizabeth
Date Uploaded:: 07/10/2020
Research Field:: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, Cell, and Biology, Molecular
Department:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

5. Meiotic Synapsis: a Novel Role for Dynein Light Chain 1 in Synapsis Regulation and Sex-specific Processes in Meiotic Prophase I

Student Name:: Fielder, Sara
Date Uploaded:: 07/09/2020
Research Field:: Biology, Evolution and Development, Biology, Genetics, and Biology, Molecular
Department:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

6. Optimization and Validation of Lentiviral Based Gene Therapy for FHL3

Student Name:: Takushi, Sarah
Date Uploaded:: 07/02/2020
Research Field:: Biology, General, Biology, Cell, and Biology, Molecular
Department:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

7. Elucidating and Targeting EZH2 and HELZ in the DNA Damage Response in Small Cell Lung Cancer

Student Name:: Koyen, Allyson
Date Uploaded:: 07/01/2020
Research Field:: Biology, Cell and Biology, Molecular
Department:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences

8. A STRUCTURAL AND BIOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION OF HOW LIPID MESSENGERS ACT THROUGH LIPID TRANSFER PROTEINS TO REGULATE METABOLISM AND LONGEVITY

Student Name:: Tillman, Matthew
Date Uploaded:: 05/26/2020
Research Field:: Chemistry, Biochemistry and Biology, Molecular
Department:: Biological and Biomedical Sciences