• INVESTIGATION OF CYCLIC DINUCLEOTIDE HOMEOSTASIS AND THE HYDROLYSIS OF THEIR LINEAR INTERMEDIATES IN BACTERIA 

  Weiss, Cordelia Anne (2019)

  The synthesis of cyclic dinucleotides as signals is one strategy bacteria use to sense and adjust to environmental changes. Cyclases synthesize the cyclic dinucleotide, while phosphodiesterases cleave it to yield a linear ...

• THE MECHANISMS AND ROLES OF POST-TRANSLATIONAL PROCESSING OF THE DROSOPHILA FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR BRANCHLESS DURING DEVELOPMENT 

  Sohr, Alexander Ronayne (2019)

  During embryonic development, cells communicate with each other to cooperate to form organized tissues. Cells spatiotemporally coordinate with each other by communicating with signaling proteins such as Fibroblast Growth ...

• Novel Models for Studying Trophoblast Development and Placental Pathologies 

  Pence, Laramie (2019)

  Placental development begins in the mammalian blastocyst, when the first lineage specification event commits one cell population to making extraembryonic tissues, including the placenta, and commits another cell population ...

• SYSTEMIC AND TRANSGENERATIONAL REGULATION OF GENE EXPRESSION BY SMALL RNAS IN C. ELEGANS 

  Raman, Pravrutha (2019)

  Development of an organism requires information contained minimally within a single cell. This information is inherited in two forms- the genome sequence and regulatory molecules. Little is understood about the types of ...

• Different Mechanisms of ras Proto-Oncogene Overexpression Detected by a Sib-Selection Tumorigenesis Assay 

  Bachurski, Cindy J. (1990)

  Human insulinoma and renal cell carcinoma DNAs were analysed by a sib-selection tumorigenesis assay to detect the presence of dominant acting oncogenes. Although no novel oncogenes were detected in the five tumor DNAs ...

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