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Growth and recruitment rates of juvenile blue crabs ( Callinectes sapidus) in Chesapeake Bay
(2006-05-25)
Recent marked declines of the commercially and ecologically important blue crab in Chesapeake Bay have prompted requests for improved scientific information on blue crab population dynamics. I evaluated recruitment rates ...
PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE RECD PROTEIN-HOMOLOGUE FROM DEINOCOCCUS RADIODURANS
(2004-12-06)
In many gram-negative bacteria, RecBCD enzyme is found to be responsible for double strand DNA break repair through homologous recombination. The AddAB enzyme, a RecBCD analog, is found in some gram-positive bacteria and ...
The Interloping Beguiler: for Bass Clarinet and Orchestra
(2009)
The Interloping Beguiler is an nineteen-minute concerto in four movements for bass clarinet solo and orchestra. The title refers to the role of the solo instrument, which continually thrusts itself into the affairs of the ...
Having Their Say: Eight High-Achieving African-American Undergraduate Mathematics Majors Discuss Their Success and Persistence in Mathematics
(2006-07-26)
The purpose of this study was to identify and understand the factors that influence high-achieving African American mathematics majors to persist and succeed in mathematics. The major research question guiding this study ...
The mechanosensory lateral line system: morphological, physiological, and behavioral study in pre- and post-metamorphic lampreys
(2007-06-05)
Lampreys are extant jawless vertebrates. The oldest lamprey-like fossil, which dates from approximately 360 million years ago, exhibits many external morphological similarities with modern lampreys. It is thought that ...
The Politics of Metabolism: The Metabolic Syndrome and the Reproduction of Race and Racism
(2009)
Biomedical researchers, government agencies, and the pharmaceutical industry increasingly use the term metabolic syndrome to define the observed co-occurrence of the major biological risk markers for heart disease, type ...
PUBLIC RELATIONS AND SENSEMAKING DURING ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE IN MULTINATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN CHINA
(2009)
This study explored the role public relations plays in the sensemaking process during planned organizational change within multinational organizations in China. Three areas were examined. First, this study examined the ...
Environmental influences on physical activity and obesity in African American adolescents-a multilevel perspective
(2009)
Background: Prevalence of obesity among adolescents is increasing at an alarming rate. Currently, 34% of all 12-19 year olds are either at risk for overweight or are overweight. Without a comprehensive understanding of the ...
Self-Directed Learning in the Workplace
(2000)
Rapid changes in workplace (e.g., technology, organizational structure)
increase the complexity of work which, in turn, increases the demand for continual
learning. Current training efforts, in which organizations sponsor ...
ELGAR AND MART&: THE CELLO WORKS AND MUSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TWO REMARKABLE, SELF-TAUGHT, NATIONALISTIC COMPOSERS
(2006)
The British Edward Elgar and Czech Bohuslav MartinB were two of the most
prominent Nationalistic composers of their respective countries during the late
nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Their musical patriotism ...











