Theses & Dissertations
 
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1 Laffan, Robert JosephMechanism of the emetic action of nicotine and lobelineEmetics; Vomiting; Nicotine; Lobeline1957-02thesis
2 Granell, Gricelly VargasDopaminergic modulation of cultured rat olfactory receptor neuronsProtein Kinase A; Hyperpolarization; Dopaminergic; Offactory Receptor1999-12dissertation
3 Chapman, David E.Interactions of D1-dopamine receptors with functionally distinct NMDA receptors in striatumCell Physiology; Dopamine Agents; Physiology2003-08dissertation
4 Harmsworth, Wendy LynnOrgan and enzyme selectivity and toxicological significance of cytochrome P450 induction and inhibition elicited by nitrogen heterocyclesKidney; Liver; Metabolism; Xenobiotics; Pharmacokinetics; Pharmacology; Polycyclic Hydrocarbons; Toxicology1991-03dissertation
5 Klimowski, Laura KimberlyRole of casein kinase I epsilon in regulating Wnt signalingSignal Transduction; Glycoproteins2005-12dissertation
6 Elayan, Ikram MohammadGlutamate, characterization of its role in methamphetamine neurotoxicity and its interaction with dopamine in the rat striatumNeurotoxicity; Cerebellar Granule Cells1994-12dissertation
7 Arch, Dorinda DeanaAltered liver parameters in a genetic mouse model of porphyria cutanea tarda and possible involvement of ABC transporters in the diseaseLiver parameters; Mouse model2010dissertation
8 Little, Jason G.Cardiac effects and risk factors associated with status epilepticus2011-08dissertation
9 Port, Jonathan DavidI. Lack of space B-adrenergic receptors in human ventricular myocardium: II Pharmacological characterization of chick and frog myocardial B-adrenergic receptorsMyocardium; Frogs1989-12dissertation
10 Woessner, David W.New strategies for targeted chronic myeloid leukemia therapy: disrupting BCR-ABL1 dimerization and secondary leukemia-specific pathways2013-12dissertation
11 Skeen, Gwendolyn AppellThe role of dihydropyridine voltage-sensitive calcium channel antagonists as N-methyl-D-aspartate antagonistsMice; Granule Cells1994-03dissertation
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