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Amino Acid Degradation Pathway Inhibitors Trigger Apoptosis In Chinese Hamster Ovary Cells, Veronica Martinez, Karen Rodriguez, Tim Mccubbin, Junjie Tong, Evan Shave, Stephen Mahler, Trent P. Munro, Kym Baker, Esteban Marcellin, Metabolomics Australia

Cell Culture Engineering XVIII

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Winthrop University Undergraduate Scholarship & Creative Activity 2023, Undergraduate Research Office, Winthrop University

Abstract Books

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Is The End Just The Beginning? Nil Changes And The New World Of Intercollegiate Athletics, Jordan Allen

Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive

Since the beginning of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (“NCAA”) formation, student-athletes have been prohibited from profiting off their name, image, and likeness (“NIL”). After years of lawsuits, the United States Supreme Court narrowly sided with student-athletes in _NCAA v. Alston_, holding that the NCAA violated the law by limiting the education-related benefits that schools could offer to student-athletes. While this holding was important, the most significant aspect of this opinion derives from Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s concurrence, which stated that the NCAA is not above the law. The release of this opinion created a ripple effect in which many states …

Controlling Pco2 In High Density Perfusion Cultures, Colin Jaques, Anita Dabek, Anthony Beaney, Marissa Dickson, Brian Hadley, Joanna Kolacz, Natalia Papalamprou, Mauran Mahendra, Anastasia Eftychidou, Mikayla Olin

Cell Culture Engineering XVIII

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Validation Of The Model-Based Cell Culture Media Design Platform “Celia” For Biomass And Product Optimization In A Bioreactor Setting, Ziomara P. Gerdtzen, Ivan Paredes, Andrea Villanueva, Diego Narváez, Daniel Morales, Bastián Carvajal, Ana Luz Quiroga-Campano, J. Cristian Salgado

Cell Culture Engineering XVIII

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Federal Action To Cure State Inaction: Protecting Consumers From The Perils Of Payday Lending, Gabriel Martin

Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive

The United States thrives under its unique brand of federalism, allowing states to become laboratories of democracy, tailoring their innovations to meet the needs of constituents. Yet, when state governments are unable or unwilling to take action, it is incumbent upon the federal government to establish a baseline. The rather recent rise of payday loans presents a case study that illustrates a scenario where state innovation, or lack thereof, produced vastly disparate laws among the states. While some states take more consumer-friendly approaches to combat the adverse outcomes of payday loans, a majority of states have done little to quell …

Child Content Creators And Just Compensation: A Policy Expansion On 'Coogan Law' For Child Social Media Stars, Deanna Cooper

Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive

The realm of child entertainers utilizing social media platforms for influencer marketing and monetizing their original content is ever-changing, and officials who could manufacture legislation changes to protect those financial futures have long been locked in a stalemate. Child actors and child entertainers in traditional workplace settings have financial protections under ‘Coogan Law,’ a state law enacted to safeguard a portion of the minor’s earnings in a trust account until they reach the age of majority and to protect their assets from exploitation and financial abuse by their managers and/or family members. Those same underaged content creators earn thousands of …

Hipaa Vs. Medical Research: Improving Patient Care Through Integration Of Data Privacy And Data Access, Katherine D'Ordine

Honors Projects in Data Science

The purpose of this research is to understand the current relationship between data access and data privacy in the health care industry and attempt to find a way that important health care research can still be conducted amidst HIPAA regulations. There is a lack of extensive research on the impacts of data privacy on health care research due to access regulations, so a survey was created regarding current data processes and recommendations for creating a healthier relationship between privacy and access for research. It was distributed to anyone in health care, analytics, or research to get a variety of perspectives. …

Utilizing Speedometers To Increase Rider Coordination, Cameron Joseph Adams

Honors Capstone Projects and Theses

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Incorporating Environmental Justice Communities In Environmental Policy Recommendations For The City Of Huntsville, Jaxon Wayne Tolbert

Honors Capstone Projects and Theses

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Conference Program - Cell Culture Engineering Xviii, Laura A. Palomares, Chetan Goudar, Tongtong Wang

Cell Culture Engineering XVIII

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Old Dominion University Flute Choir, Old Dominion University Flute Choir, Patti Watters (Director)

Ensemble Performances

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The Power Of At-Line Amino Acid Measurements For Accelerated Process And Media Development Of A Mab-Expressing Cho Cell Line, Graziella Piras, Milla Neffling, Ji Young Anderson, William Morgan-Evans, Bethany Kerr, Samantha Colbeck, Danny Pearce, Jérémie Barbau, Graziella Piras, Scott Miller

Cell Culture Engineering XVIII

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Development Of Scale-Down System For Perfusion Precesses, Bjarne Rask Poulsen, Martin Heitmann, Nicolas Marx, Claes Nymand Nilsson

Cell Culture Engineering XVIII

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On The Aavenue To Success: Advances In Technologies For Aav Production, Sandra Klausing, Niklas Kraemer, Julian Droste, Stefan Northoff, Tim Steffens, Franziska Sundermann, Vera Ortseifen, Alyssa Vetter, Kathrin Teschner

Cell Culture Engineering XVIII

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Upstream Process Development Approach To Selectively Reduce One Or More Unpaired Cysteines Of A Monoclonal Antibody, Coralie Borrossi, Simon Fradin, Dean Houston, Periklis Selevos

Cell Culture Engineering XVIII

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Lavender Liberation Through The Presentation Of Praxis, David Michael Cleland

Honors Capstone Projects and Theses

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Scale Models, Christian Hol Fong

Honors Capstone Projects and Theses

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Vibration Analysis Of A Networking Equipment Rack, Michael David Sorrell

Honors Capstone Projects and Theses

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Do-Not-Hospitalize Orders In Assisted Living Facilities: Perspectives From Direct Care Workers, Alanna Kates Dancis Dr.

Doctor of Nursing Practice Scholarly Projects

Context: Do-not-hospitalize (DNH) orders in assisted living facilities (ALFs) are often misunderstood, ignored, or countermanded by direct care workers (DCWs), potentially leading to residents being sent to the hospital against their wishes.

Objectives: The primary purpose of this study was to gather sufficient qualitative data to create an intervention that would help prevent DCWs from sending residents with DNH orders to the hospital against their wishes. To accomplish this goal, the study centered on three research objectives: 1) to understand more fully how DCWs interpret DNH orders; 2) to determine if carrying out DNH orders causes moral distress for DCWs; …

Regulating Rape Within The Virtual World, Chandler Horne

Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive

As virtual reality applications become more accessible to the general public, the opportunity for immoral user interactions has shifted from possible to probable. While although virtual reality applications have revolutionized the tech industry, they have also initiated an evolution of virtual crimes, such as virtual rape. Virtual rape refers to when a virtual user exploits their avatar to rape the avatar of another virtual user. When virtual rape occurs, user rapists are often left unpunished, and user victims are often left without recourse. This paper examines how rapes occurring within virtual reality applications can be adjudicated under real-world laws. Specifically, …

From Paper To Prison: How A Rapper's Bars Can Land Them Behind Bars, Sean Freeland

Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive

The United States judiciary has historically treated some criminal defendants worse than others. This paper seeks to shed light on the current shortcomings of the judiciary as it relates to lyricists. Specifically, prosecutors are targeting rap artists on trial for various crimes by seeking to admit their rap lyrics as propensity evidence. This paper is divided into three parts. First, it aims to examine a small aspect of free speech in America and points out its various problems. Further, this paper identifies a solution that should make admitting art as evidence more difficult for prosecutors; as such, the second part …

A Systematic Record Review Of A Local Quality Improvement Impacts On Anesthesia Provider Knowledge And Attitudes Following A Presentation Of Current Evidence-Based Practices Involving Intrathecal Mepivacaine Use In Total Joint Arthroplasty Surgical Patients, Kevin Mcclellan

Doctor of Nursing Practice Scholarly Projects

Abstract Patients undergoing spinal anesthesia for total joint arthroplasty (TJA) must urinate and ambulate within 1-hour before discharge from the post-anesthesia care unit to indicate a healthy return of lower body neuro-function after spinal administration. The most common spinal medication used is bupivacaine which has complications including postoperative urinary retention (POUR), altered proprioception, delayed ambulation, and prolonged motor block, resulting in increased cost and length of stay. One alternative solution is mepivacaine, an intermediate local anesthetic lasting 1.5 to 2.5 hours with comparative surgical blockade but a quicker motor and sensory function return. Research suggests mepivacaine is just as safe …

Obit - Margaret Ann Speer, Journal-Gazette Times-Courier

EIU in the News

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Effectively Influencing Personal Financial Management And Financial Preparedness Among Athletes, Darnel Shillingford

Honors Projects in Finance

Professional athletes live the dream of millions of people when they sign their first contract to be paid to play sports. For many athletes, they are coming into money that many have never seen before. Handling this money can prove difficult for athletes from a personal finance standpoint, and it is imperative for them to utilize the support systems around them. However, the support systems need to be readily available to the athlete for there to be a significant impact on the budgeting and investing practices of the athlete. Empowering an athlete to take full advantage of their time in …

Women In The Construction Industry, Olivia Emond

Honors Projects in Management

The construction industry is a male dominated field that has been known for its masculine culture. Women have faced many barriers when entering this field of work due to this culture and being the minority. This study will look into the motivational factors that make women want to pursue a career in the construction industry. This research will look at female construction workers and how their experiences have helped shape their perception on the industry. The following study will analyze how females have combated the masculine culture in the industry and what makes females want to obtain leadership positions. This …

Vertical Accountability Among Ministries Of State In An Emerging Economy: A Case Study Of Ghana, Joseph Ofori Acheampong, Michael K. Dzordzormenyoh, Justice Nyigmah Bawole, Albert Ahenkan, Emmanuel Kojo Sakyi

Political Science Student Research

Since 1992, Ghana has implemented several initiatives and reforms such as the National Anti-Corruption Plan (NACAP), Right to Information (RTI) Act, Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO), and the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) with the goal of improving accountability while reducing corruption. These policies provide researchers with a lot of opportunities to examine how effective these programs have been as well as their impact on accountability. Hence, the present study seeks to accomplish three main objectives: 1) to explore the factors that facilitate vertical accountability; 2) to explore the limitations to vertical accountability; and 3) to investigate the …

A Review Of The Effect Of Esg On "Sin" Firms, William Stearns

Honors Projects in Finance

In this study, we examine the impact of ESG on stock returns and portfolio returns for sin stocks. The relationship between ESG and stock prices has been a topic of interest for research in recent years with the increasing emphasis on ESG in society. The present study analyzes the ESG scores for nine specific sin stock industries: tobacco, gambling, alcohol, adult entertainment, firearm, military, nuclear power, bioengineering, and oil and gas. This study is conducted through the use of statistical analysis with data collected from COMPUSTAT, CRSP, and MSCI. Our results reveal that ESG is negatively correlated with sin firm …

The Impact Of Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion In The Fashion Industry, Hannah Dreska

Honors Projects in Finance

This research study is an examination of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the marketing and infrastructure of companies within the commercial fashion industry. The aim of this paper is twofold. First, this paper examines the purchasing preferences and behaviors of young adults and whether their opinions on diversity and inclusivity impact it. Second, this paper examines the financial impact of companies that adopted an inclusive and diverse approach to their marketing strategies and company infrastructure. I hypothesize that inclusivity and diversity are qualities highly valued by consumers and would thus have a positive financial impact on companies that focus on …

Has The "Cyber-Marketplace Of Ideas" Gone Rogue?, Matthew J. Blaney

Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Archive

To this day, First Amendment jurisprudence protects the rights of speakers whose views the overwhelming majority of people may find distasteful or discomforting—at least offline, that is. The internet and social media, however, present a complex case for whether or not to regulate hate speech online.Social media has done a tremendous deal of good in the world—including serving as the foundation for promoting awareness of police brutality and the #MeTooMovement. Nevertheless, social media has seen a tsunami of hate since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the situation is only escalating. And worst of all, the social media platforms …