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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Apple Tree In Bloom, Robert Miltner
Town Cows, Michael Walsh
Snow Globe, Mike White
Folk Tale, Chelsea Woodard
The Mime, Rachel Richardson
Her Familiars, Eric Bilman
Forest Cemetery, Shane Seely
Spyglass, Kara Van De Graaf
Sinatra And The Ordre De La Santé Publique, Stefanie Worthman
Sinatra And The Ordre De La Santé Publique, Stefanie Worthman
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 156
Birmingham Poetry Review 41 (End Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review 41 (End Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 199-213
Themistocles Or Leonidas?, Chris Perry
Backing Up, Andrew Hudgins
A Jester’S Truth: Faith, Humor, And Vision In The Poetry Of Andrew Hudgins, Ned Balbo
A Jester’S Truth: Faith, Humor, And Vision In The Poetry Of Andrew Hudgins, Ned Balbo
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 32-51
Dark Emerald, Sheila Black
Syllabus Of Errors, Troy Jollimore
The Firm, Joshua Weiner
Eating The Eighteenth-Century Still Life, Mary Moore
Lineage, Michael Marberry
Shades Of Truth, Rita Ann Higgins
Sports News, R T. Smith
Gambol In The Face Of Death: An Interview With Andrew Hudgins, Robert W. Hill
Gambol In The Face Of Death: An Interview With Andrew Hudgins, Robert W. Hill
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 14-31
Origin Song, Cody Walker
House Under The Moon, Theodore Haddin
Soul-Speak, Pimone Triplett
Ecology And Physiology Of Antarctic Macrophytes Under The Influence Of Abiotic And Biotic Stressors., Kathryn M. Schoenrock
Ecology And Physiology Of Antarctic Macrophytes Under The Influence Of Abiotic And Biotic Stressors., Kathryn M. Schoenrock
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The physiology of many species of Antarctic marine algae was evaluated under a variety of biotic and abiotic factors found or predicted for the western Antarctic Peninsula. The potential biological stressors, filamentous algal endophytes, had few effects on their macrophyte host's physiology which may be the cause for their persistence in this marine community. Adversely impacted hosts include Pachymenia sp. and Iridaea cordata. In areas of high endophyte infection Pachymenia sp. was significantly less resistant to forces that could penetrate their thalli. Maximum quantum yield near endophyte infection was significantly lower in I. cordata. Endophyte abundance is significantly lower in …
Soil Properties Of An Urban Stream Along A Restoration Gradient In The Southern Piedmont, Japhia Melissa Jacobo
Soil Properties Of An Urban Stream Along A Restoration Gradient In The Southern Piedmont, Japhia Melissa Jacobo
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As awareness of the deleterious effects of urbanization on urban watersheds increases, restoration of degraded streams has increased. Ecologists understand the vital role healthy soil plays in nutrient cycling and the revegetation of degraded riparian ecosystems. However, restoration projects in the southeast typically focus on stabilizing streambanks and improving water quality, not recovering soil health. Manipulating riparian soils to facilitate restoration success is common, yet these methods do not influence soil health. This case study sought to discover if the recovery of critical soil properties is possible when the stressor of urbanization has not been removed. Additionally, this case study …
The Effects Of Subjective And Objective Caregiver Burden On The Depressive Symptomology Of A Disabled Older Adult Care Recipient, Deborah Blessing Ejem
The Effects Of Subjective And Objective Caregiver Burden On The Depressive Symptomology Of A Disabled Older Adult Care Recipient, Deborah Blessing Ejem
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Depression is a leading mental health issue effecting the aging population. The current body of research contends that stress, social disconnectedness, and disability are possible causes of depression. Research, however, widely neglects the study of caregiver burden as other probable causes of depression in this group. This study investigates subjective and objective caregiver burden as possible causes of adverse mental health for a non-institutionalized older adult care recipient. Additionally, the conditional effects of race/ethnic background of the care recipient are evaluated using the most recent wave of the National Long Term Care Study (NLTCS) and using both the life stress …
Unraveling The Mechanisms Of Skeletal Muscle Hyperplasia: Juxtaposing Divergent Growth Paradigms, Jacob Michael Froehlich
Unraveling The Mechanisms Of Skeletal Muscle Hyperplasia: Juxtaposing Divergent Growth Paradigms, Jacob Michael Froehlich
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During the course of vertebrate evolution, two major growth paradigms have appeared: determinate, one in which an animal's final size is largely governed by predisposed genetic potential; and indeterminate, a paradigm involving life-long, largely environmentally governed somatic growth. Of the tissues constituting an adult vertebrate, skeletal muscle comprises ≥60% of that organism's mass, making it an important factor in overall body growth. To better understand the process by which many teleost fishes grow throughout their natural lifespans, the clade Danioninae and the model rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) were utilized in a comparative manner. Contrary to current hypotheses, fish with indeterminate …
The Role Of Spinal Serotonergic Receptors 5-Ht1a And 5-Ht3 In Stress-Induced Urinary Bladder Hypersensitivity, Chelsea L. Crawford
The Role Of Spinal Serotonergic Receptors 5-Ht1a And 5-Ht3 In Stress-Induced Urinary Bladder Hypersensitivity, Chelsea L. Crawford
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Disorders in which pain originates from the urinary bladder such as interstitial cystitis (IC) are steadily increasing in prevalence. A common finding among patients with IC is the comorbidity with stress or anxiety disorders. In rats, footshock stress alone is sufficient to elicit bladder hypersensitivity. Serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine; 5-HT) has been established as a mediator in anxiety and pain separately, but little is known about the role of 5-HT in stress-induced visceral hypersensitivity. The current set of studies addresses three main concerns: (1) the impact of spinal 5-HT1A and 5-HT3 receptor blockade with WAY-100635 (10 µg) and ondansetron (10 µg), respectively, …
Terror On Campus: Analyzing Macro Level Factors Of Colleges That Contribute To Forcible Rape, Lakesha Martin
Terror On Campus: Analyzing Macro Level Factors Of Colleges That Contribute To Forcible Rape, Lakesha Martin
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Rapes on college campuses have been a major problem in the United States and alarming numbers of this crime occurring in our colleges and universities call for attention in this matter to provide solutions to reduce or prevent the incident of rape on campus. Institutions possess certain characteristics that may contribute to rape on campuses. This explanatory study analyzes different factors of institutions on a macro level basis to understand which factors significantly contribute to the likelihood of forcible rapes. Two hundred U.S. colleges and universities are used in this data sample to analyze their institutional demographic factors and situational …