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Design and Synthesis of a PD-L1 Radioligand for Diagnostic Imaging and Development and Optimization of a Potent Liver Receptor Homolog-1 Agonist

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Student Name:	Zecca, Henry
Date Uploaded:	08/03/2021
Research Field:	Chemistry, Organic
Department:	Chemistry

A Chemical Biology Toolbox for Studying A-to-I RNA Editing

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Student Name:	Knutson, Steven
Date Uploaded:	03/15/2021
Research Field:	Chemistry, Molecular, Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Biology, Molecular
Department:	Chemistry

Design and Synthesis of New Liver Receptor Homolog-1 Modulators and Probes

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Student Name:	Cornelison, Jeffery
Date Uploaded:	12/22/2020
Research Field:	Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biogeochemistry, and Chemistry, Organic
Department:	Chemistry

The Development and Mechanistic Studies of Group(IX)Cp*-Catalyzed Allylic C–H Functionalization Reactions Proceeding via a π-allyl Intermediate

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Student Name:	Farmer Nelson, Taylor
Date Uploaded:	12/10/2020
Research Field:	Chemistry, Organic, Chemistry, General, and Chemistry, Inorganic
Department:	Chemistry

STRUCTURE-FUNCTION STUDIES OF THE NR5A NUCLEAR RECEPTORS

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Student Name:	D'Agostino, Emma
Date Uploaded:	11/06/2020
Research Field:	Biology, Molecular
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Radical Conjugate Addition of N-Heterocycles and Tertiary Amines

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Student Name:	Aycock, Adam
Date Uploaded:	06/23/2020
Research Field:	Chemistry, Organic
Department:	Chemistry

Development of Intermolecular Couplings of Aryl Radical Species with Olefins

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Student Name:	Boyington, Allyson
Date Uploaded:	04/01/2020
Research Field:	Chemistry, Organic
Department:	Chemistry

Synthesis of bulky 1,4,7-triazacylcononanes, including asymmetric derivatives; Esterification by aryl-diselenide catalyzed redox condensation; 1-amino-3,4-difluorocyclopentane-1-carboxylic acids as PET imaging agents

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Student Name:	Pickel, Thomas
Date Uploaded:	07/23/2019
Research Field:	Chemistry, Organic and Chemistry, Inorganic
Department:	Chemistry