• DEVELOPING AN IN SITU SPRAYABLE BIOSCAFFOLD WITH ANTIMICROBIAL PROPERTIES AS AN EMERGENCY BURN WOUND DRESSING 

  Hunter, Joseph William (2018)

  Commercially available silver dressings and their associated application/removal protocols suffer from several serious drawbacks, including: inability to monitor the burn wound beneath the opaque dressing, high costs, ...

• THE USE OF ACTIGRAPHY FOR RISK STRATIFICATION IN PEDIATRIC OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA 

  Bertoni, Dylan Gregory (2018)

  Objectives. (i) To determine the feasibility of using actigraphy to identify sleep interruption in children with suspected obstructive sleep apnea (OSA); (ii) to assess the utility of actigraphy for prediction of OSA ...

• Examining the role of water and hydrophobicity in folding, aggregation, and allostery 

  Custer, Gregory Scott (2018)

  Solvation and hydrophobicity drive many critical processes in nature, playing an important role in the folding of proteins, aggregation of surfactants into micelles, and in the disorder to order transitions that occur in ...

• ENGINEERED MULTIVALENCY FOR ENHANCED AFFIBODY-BASED HER3 CANCER THERAPY 

  Schardt, John (2018)

  The receptor tyrosine kinase HER3 is well established as a compelling therapeutic target in numerous cancers, including ovarian cancer. HER3 potently activates the PI3K/Akt pro-survival pathway, mediates drug resistance, ...

• GENETICALLY ENGINEERED PROBIOTICS FOR DIAGNOSTICS AND DRUG DELIVERY: APPLICATIONS FOR CROHN’S DISEASE 

  McKay, Ryan (2018)

  In the history of medicine, therapies have evolved while their mode of delivery has remained largely static. Generally, the active ingredient is formulated with an excipient to confer stability, and is ultimately delivered ...

View more