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Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences
Murine Genetic Variance In Sugar And Fat-Conditioned Flavor Preferences: Roles Of Dopamine, Opioid And Nmda Receptors And Nutritive Sensing, Tamar T. Kraft
Murine Genetic Variance In Sugar And Fat-Conditioned Flavor Preferences: Roles Of Dopamine, Opioid And Nmda Receptors And Nutritive Sensing, Tamar T. Kraft
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
As obesity and diabetes have emerged as a severe public health crisis, understanding the mechanisms underlying the consumption of sugars and fats has become a topic of vigorous study. From a biological standpoint, genetic dispositions, neurochemical and hormonal influences, and predetermined orosensory and postingestive signals that modulate the hunger and satiety process may govern physiological aspects of the obesity puzzle. In addition to an innate appetite and attraction for simple carbohydrates and fats, learning plays an important role in modulating preferences for sugar- and fat-rich foods in rodents, including inbred mouse strains. Marked genetic variance has been observed among murine …
The Effects Of Thermal Stress On Fluorescent Protein Expression In An Indo-Pacific Scleractinian Coral Species, Acropora Tenuis, Anna Knochel
Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection
The scleractinian coral species that so heavily define tropical coral reefs are increasingly threatened by anthropogenic global warming. Rising sea surface temperatures in combination with light stress causes the photosynthetic breakdown of the coral’s algal symbiont, Symbiodinium. Corals have developed a number of physiological responses to handle acute stressors, such as the production of ultraviolet-protecting amino acids, heat shock proteins, the ability to shift symbionts, and the production of fluorescent proteins. The latter has been thought to play a photoprotective role in the coral holobiont, and studies have shown evidence that corals orient these pigments to divert harmful light away …
Citizens For Peace Minutes 3-13-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 3-13-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 4-10-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 4-10-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 6-12-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 6-12-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 8-14-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 8-14-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 1-9-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 1-9-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 2-14-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 2-14-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 5-8-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 5-8-12, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 8-9-11, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 8-9-11, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 6-14-11, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 6-14-11, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 3-9-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 3-9-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 2-9-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 2-9-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 1-12-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 1-12-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
• RP is a method of communication and problem solving used to improve behavior, instruction, discipline and form community. • RP is an alternative to traditional disciplinary actions in school (suspensions – which are pathways to prison) and judiciary systems - that offer high control and little support.
Citizens For Peace Minutes 7-13-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 7-13-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 8-10-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 8-10-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 12-8-09, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 12-8-09, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
Kim Redigan spoke of her June 2009 trip to Haiti, to visit the first graduating class at the first rural University in the region of Fondwa.
Citizens For Peace Minutes 10-13-09, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 10-13-09, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
A discussion about the Global Unity Project.