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    Cover for Inflammatory markers and genetic predispositions to Plasmodium falciparum-associated
      poor pregnancy outcomes

    Inflammatory markers and genetic predispositions to Plasmodium falciparum-associated poor pregnancy outcomes 

    Thévenon, Audrey Davidson. (Georgetown University, 2009)
    Cover for Identification of A-to-I RNA Editing Sites in the Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) Brain Using RNAseq Data

    Identification of A-to-I RNA Editing Sites in the Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) Brain Using RNAseq Data 

    Tao, Shu (Georgetown University, 2014)
    RNA editing is a post-transcriptional modification process that leads to addition, substitution and deletion of certain bases in RNA molecules, and accordingly alters their biological properties. As the most widespread ...
    Cover for Ecological and Life History Factors Influence Habitat and Tool Use in Wild Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops sp.)

    Ecological and Life History Factors Influence Habitat and Tool Use in Wild Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops sp.) 

    Patterson, Eric Michael (Georgetown University, 2012)
    While it has long been known that individual animals behave quite distinctively from other conspecifics, only recently has this intraspecific behavioral variation itself been the subject of investigation rather than a ...
    Cover for Giardia lamblia, the Intestinal Microbiome, and Innate Immunity: A Study of the Host-Parasite Relationship during G. lamblia Infection

    Giardia lamblia, the Intestinal Microbiome, and Innate Immunity: A Study of the Host-Parasite Relationship during G. lamblia Infection 

    Maloney, Jenny G. (Georgetown University, 2015)
    Infection with the protozoan parasite G. lamblia is a major cause of diarrheal disease worldwide. Prevalence is highest in developing countries with an estimated 20-30% of the population infected at any given time. G. ...
    Cover for The Population and Ecological Genetic Effects of Habitat Fragmentation

    The Population and Ecological Genetic Effects of Habitat Fragmentation 

    Battocletti, Amy Henning (Georgetown University, 2017)
    Maintaining intraspecific variation is important for populations’ long-term success and is increasingly being recognized as an important conservation goal. Populations in anthropogenically fragmented habitats may lose ...
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    Characterization of the Function of Sox21 During Neurogenesis 

    Whittington, Niteace Chivon (Georgetown University, 2014)
    Neurogenesis, the progression from neural progenitor to committed neuron, is a tightly regulated process that is fundamental for development of the central nervous system. Whereas the SoxB1 transcriptional activators are ...
    Cover for The regulation and function of SoxB1 genes and proteins during neural induction and
      development in Xenopus laevis

    The regulation and function of SoxB1 genes and proteins during neural induction and development in Xenopus laevis 

    Rogers, Crystal D. (Georgetown University, 2009)
    Cover for Ecology and population differentiation of the Asian tiger mosquito, Aedes
      albopictus

    Ecology and population differentiation of the Asian tiger mosquito, Aedes albopictus 

    O'Donnell, Deborah Ladner. (Georgetown University, 2009)
    Cover for FITNESS, POLLEN DISPERSAL, AND FLORAL-DISPLAY SIZE EVOLUTION IN ANIMAL-POLLINATED PLANTS

    FITNESS, POLLEN DISPERSAL, AND FLORAL-DISPLAY SIZE EVOLUTION IN ANIMAL-POLLINATED PLANTS 

    Howard, Aaron Frederick (Georgetown University, 2011)
    The great variation in floral-display size (the number of flowers per plant) (FDS) in the thousands of angiosperm species has intrigued biologists and others for centuries, eliciting investigations regarding the ecology, ...
    Cover for The nuclear factor kappa b (NFkb) plays a critical role in the development of
      antiestrogen resistance

    The nuclear factor kappa b (NFkb) plays a critical role in the development of antiestrogen resistance 

    Nehra, Ruchi. (Georgetown University, 2009)
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