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The Effect Of Environmentally-Related Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors On Mitochondrial Damage And Atherogenesis., Zhen Yang
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A Survey Assessment Of Veterinarians To Determine The Level Of Preparedness For An Infectious Disease Outbreak, Tamara Crutchley Bushell
A Survey Assessment Of Veterinarians To Determine The Level Of Preparedness For An Infectious Disease Outbreak, Tamara Crutchley Bushell
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Safeguarding animal health is of paramount importance to the US economy, public health and food safety. One of the most important causes of contamination in food products and of food-borne disease in humans is microorganisms that reside in the intestines of animals, such as Salmonella species and Escherichia coli O157:H7. A fundamental knowledge of the epidemiology of diseases, including an understanding of the agents and hosts, is a critical component of early (front-line) detection and prevention of contamination by microorganisms. Front-line detection is provided by animal handlers and personnel working with animals on a day-to-day basis, such as veterinarians. Currently …
Model-Driven Integration Of Software And Service Components, Wei Zhao
Model-Driven Integration Of Software And Service Components, Wei Zhao
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Building applications by composing pre-developed components has much prom-ise for reuse and software engineering industrialization. Expressing integration require-ments in a model and its supporting tools not only elevates the abstraction of the devel-opment and automates reoccurring low-level integration code, but also leverages the inte-gration tools for various supporting functionality such as analysis, transformation, simu-lation, optimization, and monitoring. This dissertation addresses integration of compo-nents using two model-driven approaches. 1. There is an ongoing demand and trend of exposing software applications as IT services and utilities. We first discuss a model-driven approach to integration of service components. The integration requirements are depicted …
Evalutation Of Sediment-Sensitive Biological Metrics As Bio-Monitoring Tools On Varied Spatial Scales, Janna Yvonne Smithey Owens
Evalutation Of Sediment-Sensitive Biological Metrics As Bio-Monitoring Tools On Varied Spatial Scales, Janna Yvonne Smithey Owens
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Sediment is one of the principal causes of water-quality impairment in surface waters of the United States. Although biological assessments are useful for characterizing the status of aquatic communities, reasons for impairment cannot be identified without quantifying associated variables physical variables that can be adequately related to bio-logical functions. Our objective was to explore potential relations between fish and ben-thic macroinvertebrate community structures and variables of sedimentation processes on a watershed and channel-reach scale. Biologic collections and habitat evaluations were conducted using the EPA’s Rapid Bioassessment Protocol over a period of three years (2000-2003) at sites in the upper Cahaba …
Increased Hexosamine Biosynthesis And Protein O-Glcnac Protect Isolated Rat Heart From Ischemia/Reperfusion Injury, Jia Liu
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Increased levels of protein-associated O-linked N-acetylglucosamine (O-GlcNAc) have been correlated with increased tolerance to stress. Therefore the goal of this study was to determine whether enhanced flux through the hexosamine biosynthesis pathway (HBP), which leads to elevated levels of O-GlcNAc, increased the tolerance of the heart to ischemia and reperfusion (I/R). Hearts from male rats were isolated and perfused with Krebs-Henseliet buffer containing 5mM glucose, and global, no-flow ischemia was induced for 20min followed by 60 min reperfusion. 20 min pre-treatment with 10 mM glucosamine, which enters the HBP directly, significantly improved functional recovery and decreased cardiac Troponin I release …
Regulation Of Ss-Catenin By Gli1 In Epithelial Transformation, Xingnan Li
Regulation Of Ss-Catenin By Gli1 In Epithelial Transformation, Xingnan Li
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Gli family members-mediated continuous Hedgehog (Hh) pathway activity plays a role in the growth of a number of human cancers, including the common malignancy of skin, basal cell carcinoma (BCC), and other highly aggressive tumor types. However, the mechanism by which Gli proteins act to promote the outgrowth of cancer in response to stimulation of Hh signaling is poorly understood. Identified as zinc finger transcriptional factors, the Gli family of proteins has been shown to be involved in multiple cellular processes through activating its target genes. Therefore, to study the function of Gli target genes is important for our understanding …
Klf4 Regulates Notch1 Expression And Signaling During Epithelial Transformation, Zhaoli Liu
Klf4 Regulates Notch1 Expression And Signaling During Epithelial Transformation, Zhaoli Liu
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Notch1 and KLF4 function in the specification of epithelial cell fates, and each can act as a context-dependent oncogene or tumor suppressor. We report that KLF4 directly regulates transcription of Notch1 and that cleavage of full-length Notch1 to the active intracellular form, N1IC, is necessary for transformation by KLF4. Paradoxically, KLF4 suppresses canonical Notch1-CSL signaling by up-regulating Hairless, an antagonist of this pathway. Dominant-negative inhibitors of the canonical Notch1 signaling pathway do not block transformation of epithelial cells by KLF4, while they greatly reduce the efficiency of transformation by N1IC. Thus, N1IC can transform cells by two distinct mechanisms: the …
The Influence Of Retroviral Codon Usage On The Acquisition Of The Trna Used To Prime Reverse Transcription, Matthew T. Palmer
The Influence Of Retroviral Codon Usage On The Acquisition Of The Trna Used To Prime Reverse Transcription, Matthew T. Palmer
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An essential step in retrovirus replication is the conversion of the genomic-length viral RNA into a DNA copy, a reaction which is catalyzed by reverse transcriptase and primed by a host cell tRNA. The nearly continuous association of tRNA with the various components of translation, as well as the severely limited time in which a tRNA molecule spends in an uncharged state, constitute seemingly formidable barriers to the acquisition and use of host cell tRNA as primers. The mechanism by which retroviruses acquire this implausible primer are unknown. Naturally occurring isolates of most retrovirus species show a conserved use of …
Intestinal Peptides And Ethnic Differences In Insulin Secretion, Paul B. Higgins
Intestinal Peptides And Ethnic Differences In Insulin Secretion, Paul B. Higgins
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African Americans (AA) exhibit greater insulin responses following either an oral or intravenous glucose challenge relative to their European American (EA) counterparts. The etiology of this difference is not fully understood nor has it been confirmed with a more physiologically relevant mixed meal. Insulin secretion is regulated by a variety of factors. Significant among these are the enteric peptides glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) and glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP). The role of the incretin system in the ethnic differences in post challenge insulinemia has received little attention. Hence, the purpose of the study was two-fold. First, determine whether AA have higher fasting …
Surface Reconstruction Using Gamma Shapes, Ying Sun
Surface Reconstruction Using Gamma Shapes, Ying Sun
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Surface reconstruction from a set of sample points is important in many applications, including computer graphics, reverse engineering, computer vision and medical imaging. In this dissertation, several surface reconstruction techniques are investigated and the Alpha Shapes method is studied in detail. A new method, called Gamma Shapes, is introduced and implemented for reconstructing surfaces from a set of unorganized sample points. The Alpha Shapes method requires that the data point set be uniformly sampled in order to reconstruct an acceptable surface. Gamma Shapes method is an extension of the Alpha Shapes method with the advantage that the Gamma Shapes method …
Molecular Regulation Of Neural Stem Cell Apoptosis., Rizwan S. Akhtar
Molecular Regulation Of Neural Stem Cell Apoptosis., Rizwan S. Akhtar
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Role Of Growth Factor Receptor Tyrosine Kinases And Downstream Signaling Kinases In Cancer Cell Phenotypes., Norman Robert Estes
Role Of Growth Factor Receptor Tyrosine Kinases And Downstream Signaling Kinases In Cancer Cell Phenotypes., Norman Robert Estes
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Development, Validation, And Use Of A Novel [2-Carbon-13] Uracil Breath Test To Detect Dihydropyrimidine Dehydrogenase Deficiency., Lori K. Mattison
Development, Validation, And Use Of A Novel [2-Carbon-13] Uracil Breath Test To Detect Dihydropyrimidine Dehydrogenase Deficiency., Lori K. Mattison
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Nutrient Intakes, Body Fat, Eating Attitudes, And Exercise Habits Of Collegiate Female Athletes Involved In A Sport Emphasizing Leanness Compared To A Sport Not Emphasizing Leanness., Nancy E. Miller
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Capsid -Membrane Interactions In Mason -Pfizer Monkey Virus Budding., Elizabeth Heather Stansell
Capsid -Membrane Interactions In Mason -Pfizer Monkey Virus Budding., Elizabeth Heather Stansell
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Identification And Characterization Of The O-Glcnaczyme: A Multienzyme Complex Regulating O-Glcnac Modification., Thomas R. Whisenhunt
Identification And Characterization Of The O-Glcnaczyme: A Multienzyme Complex Regulating O-Glcnac Modification., Thomas R. Whisenhunt
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Racial Disparities In Breast Cancer Treatment In Alabama., Julie Lynn Worthington
Racial Disparities In Breast Cancer Treatment In Alabama., Julie Lynn Worthington
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O-Glcnac In Development., Damon Brian Bowe
Embedded Clustering Systems With Biological Data Mining Applications., Yonghui Chen
Embedded Clustering Systems With Biological Data Mining Applications., Yonghui Chen
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Acculturation And Leisure Time Physical Activity Among Racially And Ethnically Diverse Women From Nhanes Iii, 1988€“1994., Ronnesia B. Gaskins
Acculturation And Leisure Time Physical Activity Among Racially And Ethnically Diverse Women From Nhanes Iii, 1988€“1994., Ronnesia B. Gaskins
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Determination Of Dietary Protein, Carbohydrate, And Lipid Requirements For The Sea Urchin Lytechinus Variegatus Fed Semi-Purified Feeds., Hugh S. Hammer
Determination Of Dietary Protein, Carbohydrate, And Lipid Requirements For The Sea Urchin Lytechinus Variegatus Fed Semi-Purified Feeds., Hugh S. Hammer
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The Role Of Parasocial Interaction In An Entertainment -Education Radio Soap Opera For Physical Activity And Self -Efficacy: A Concurrent Triangulation Mixed Methods Approach., Yoko Kawamura
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Recognition Memory Of The Human Face: A Magnetoencephalography Study., Dongwook Lee
Recognition Memory Of The Human Face: A Magnetoencephalography Study., Dongwook Lee
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An Examination Of Sexual Risk Behaviors And Future Time Perspective Among African American Female Juvenile Detainees., Kimberly D. Leeks
An Examination Of Sexual Risk Behaviors And Future Time Perspective Among African American Female Juvenile Detainees., Kimberly D. Leeks
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Effects Of Psychological Stress And Cytokine Genes On Humoral Immune Response To Tetanus Toxoid Adsorbed In Family Caregivers Of Alzheimer's Disease Patients., Jian Li
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Adenosine Kinase From Mycobacterium Tuberculosis., Mary C. Long
Adenosine Kinase From Mycobacterium Tuberculosis., Mary C. Long
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Brms1 Suppresses Breast Cancer Metastasis To Multiple Organs., Pushkar A. Phadke
Brms1 Suppresses Breast Cancer Metastasis To Multiple Organs., Pushkar A. Phadke
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Assessment Of Health Knowledge Among College Freshmen Students At The Hashemite University In Jordan., Moayad Abdullah Metlaq Wahsheh
Assessment Of Health Knowledge Among College Freshmen Students At The Hashemite University In Jordan., Moayad Abdullah Metlaq Wahsheh
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The Impact Of Sense Of Coherence And Coping On Quality Of Life, Endocrine Reactivity And Natural Killer Cell Activity In Breast Cancer Survivors., Sheryl A. Ebert
The Impact Of Sense Of Coherence And Coping On Quality Of Life, Endocrine Reactivity And Natural Killer Cell Activity In Breast Cancer Survivors., Sheryl A. Ebert
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A Geographic Study Of Childhood Cancers Near Hazardous Waste Sites In Florida., Gregory D. Kearney
A Geographic Study Of Childhood Cancers Near Hazardous Waste Sites In Florida., Gregory D. Kearney
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