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The ADGRB1 receptor (BAI1): A key player in phagocytosis, brain development, and neurological disease

About this Dissertation
Student Name:	Fu Hung Shiu
Date Uploaded:	07/26/2023
Research Field:	Biology, Molecular and Biology, Neuroscience
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Towards a Better Understanding of the Genetic Contributions to Epilepsy

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Student Name:	Mattison, Kari
Date Uploaded:	04/08/2022
Research Field:	Biology, Genetics and Biology, Neuroscience
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

The role of Lsd1 in the development of the retina and retinoblastoma

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Student Name:	Ferdous, Salma
Date Uploaded:	03/29/2021
Research Field:	Biology, Molecular, Biology, Genetics, and Biology, Neuroscience
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Evaluating the Therapeutic Potential of the Cannabinoid 2 Receptor in Epilepsy

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Student Name:	Shapiro, Lindsey
Date Uploaded:	03/22/2021
Research Field:	Biology, Neuroscience
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

The Ciliary Protein Arl13b Regulates Axon Guidance in the Developing Mouse Hindbrain

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Student Name:	Suciu, Sarah
Date Uploaded:	12/05/2020
Research Field:	Biology, Neuroscience, Biology, Genetics, and Biology, Molecular
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

The Polyadenosine RNA Binding Protein ZC3H14 is Required in Mice for Proper Working Memory, Synaptosomal Composition, and Dendritic Spine Density and Morphology

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Student Name:	Jones, Stephanie
Date Uploaded:	11/06/2020
Research Field:	Biology, Neuroscience, Biology, Genetics, and Biology, Molecular
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Roles of the SCN1A and SCN8A Voltage-Gated Sodium Channel Genes in Neurological Disease

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Student Name:	Inglis, George Andrew
Date Uploaded:	03/10/2020
Research Field:	Biology, Neuroscience and Biology, Genetics
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Chromatin Accessibility and Transcription Dynamics During In Vitro Astrocyte Differentiation of Huntington’s Disease Monkey Pluripotent Stem Cells

About this Dissertation
Student Name:	Goodnight, Alexandra
Date Uploaded:	11/20/2018
Research Field:	Biology, Neuroscience and Biology, Genetics
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences