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

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

The archipelago growth suppressor limits apoptosis via the Rb/E2f pathway and is transcriptionally regulated by the Notch receptor

About this Dissertation
Student Name:	Nicholson, Sarah Caroline
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Biology, Genetics and Biology, Cell
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Protein-Protein Interactions Regulating ASK1 Function

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Student Name:	Puckett, Mary Clark
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Health Sciences, Pharmacology
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Determining the role of the Galectin-3 N-terminus in tumor-specifica poptosis of human glioblastoma cells

About this Master's Thesis
Student Name:	Tyler, Kari Camille
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Biology, General, Health Sciences, Oncology, and Biology, Cell
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Mechanisms Controlling the Apoptosis Signal-Regulating Kinases(ASK) 1 and 2 Signalosomes

About this Dissertation
Student Name:	Cockrell, Lisa Montoya
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Biology, Molecular and Biology, Cell
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Developmental and Viral Control of Programmed Necrosis

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Student Name:	Kaiser, William Joseph
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Biology, Virology
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences

Modulation of Innate and Adaptive Immunity by Galectin FamilyMembers

About this Dissertation
Student Name:	Stowell, Sean Robinson
Date Uploaded:	08/28/2018
Research Field:	Health Sciences, Immunology and Biology, Cell
Department:	Biological and Biomedical Sciences