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Author | Title | Subject | Date | Publication Type |
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Grist, Jonathan Jeffrey | CXCL1/CXCR2 signaling axis and disease progression in Pre-clinical animal models of multiple sclerosis | Immunology; Neurosciences | 2017 | dissertation |
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Petersen, Charisse N. | Defining the role of T cell dependent shaping of the microbiota to prevent dysbiosis and disease | Microbiology; Immunology | 2017 | dissertation |
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Chumley, Jeffrey Cramel | Design and validation of a clinical molecular assay for tropheryma whipplei | Molecular biology; Microbiology | 2017 | thesis |
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Zhao, Brooke Marie | The effects of commonly used antibiotic medications on the efficacy of tyrosine kinase inhibitors in Philadelphia Chromosome Positive Leukemia | Pharmacology; Physiology | 2017 | thesis |
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Thaitumu, Marlene Nyambura | Evaluation of a reductive amination derivatization strategy using aldehydes to improve sensitivity in a plasma catecholamines LC-MS/MS assay | Chemistry; Organic chemistry; Medicine | 2017 | thesis |
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Adzitso, Mokpokpo Akou | Improvement and validation of the heavy metal blood 4 panel assay using isocratic pump direct injection on liquid chromatography icp-ms | Assay improvement; Laboratory test development; Laboratory test validation; LC-ICP-MS; Toxic elements; Trace elements | 2017 | thesis |
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Runtsch, Marah Clarice | Microrna-146a regulates novel aspects of intestinal homeostasis and immunometabolism | immunometabolism; intestine; microbiota; microRNA; miR-146a; obesity | 2017 | dissertation |
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Alexander, Margaret Rose | Role of exosomal mirnas in immune cell communication | Exosomes--physiology. | 2017 | dissertation |
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Fisher, Colleen Melissa | BALB C mice: a novel model for borrelia burgdorferi-induced lyme arthritis | | 2017-08 | thesis |
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Paquette, Jacqueline Kaylah | Genetic and mechanistic analyses of type I interferon-driven lyme arthritis | | 2017-08 | dissertation |
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Profaizer, Tracie | Human lukocyte antigen (HLA) genotyping by next-generation sequencing: development of an in-house method and comparison with commercially available methods | | 2017-08 | thesis |
