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    Investigation of The Role of Aromatic-Backbone Amide Interactions in Peptide and Protein Structure 

    Toth, Gergely (Creighton University, 2001)
    The delicate balance of noncovalent interactions determines the three dimensional structure of peptides and proteins. These interactions include hydrogen bonds, salt bridges, weakly polar interactions and the hydrophobic ...
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    The Expression of the AmpC β-Lactamase of Serratia marcescens is Regulated at Multiple Levels 

    Mahlen, Steven D. (Creighton University, 2001-04-30)
    Serratia marcescens encodes an inducible, chromosomal beta-lactamase, ampC. ampC is inducible in S. marcescens and several other Gram-negative bacteria in the presence of different p- lactam antibiotics, and induction is ...
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    New Insights into the Mechanism of Alport Glomerular and Tubulointerstitial Pathogenesis 

    Rodgers, Kathryn Dianne (Creighton University, 2001-12-10)
    Alport syndrome is a hereditary disease that is manifested in the eyes, ears, and kidneys. Patients with Alport syndrome die of end-stage renal failure making the kidney the most critical of the affected organs. Using a ...
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    A Dual-GFP Reporter System for Studying Bi-Directional Promotion 

    Shen, Yuqing (Creighton University, 2001)
    Bi-directional promotion has been reported in various species. Understanding transcriptional control at these various loci requires a tool which measures bi-directional transcription. Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) reporters ...
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    The Relationship of Discrete Amino Acid Regions to the Biochemical Properties of Human Phenol Sulfotransferases (SULTs) 

    Kudeacek, Patrick Eugene (Creighton University, 2001)
    Sulfation is important in the metabolism of many different compounds including phenols, monoamine neurotransmitters, steroid and thyroid hormones, and numerous xenobiotics. The addition of the sulfuryl moiety to substrates ...
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    Isolation and Characterization of Regulatory Peptides from Two Tetraploid Species, the Pallid Sturgeon, Scaphirhynchus albus, and the African Clawed Frog, Xenopus laevis 

    Kim, Joseph Bo-Young (Creighton University, 2001-07)
    Tetraploidization, the duplication of the entire genome of an organism, results in twice the number of each gene present in the original diploid genome. Over time, the multiple copies of a single gene may accumulate different ...
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    Fibroblast Growth Factor Expression in Inner Correlates with Defects in the Null Mutant 

    Pauley, Sarah (Creighton University, 2001-07-01)
    The inner ear is a multifunctional organ required for hearing, balance, and proprioception of the head. Each area of sensory cells in the ear must develop to be perfectly situated to receive specific stimulation. Formally, ...
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    Matrix Metalloproteinase Activity is an Important Mediator of Cardiac Neural Crest Cell Migration 

    Cai, Dong Hong (Creighton University, 2001-12)
    Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) are a family of zinc proteolytic enzymes important in embryonic development and pathological processes. Cardiac neural crest (CNC) cells are derived from the dorsal portion of neural tube ...
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    Regulation of Pancreatic Cancer Cell Proliferation Via the 5~Lipoxygenase Pathway 

    Ding, Xianzhong (Creighton University, 2001-06)
    Pancreatic carcinoma is characterized by a poor prognosis and lack of response to conventional therapy. The incidence of this disease shows no sign of declining. Tins disease is now the fifth leading cause of cancer death ...
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    Genetics Analysis of Bone Size Variation of Hip, Spine and Wrist in Human Pedigrees 

    Deng, Xu-Tao (Creighton University, 2001-05)
    Bone size is an important determinant of osteoporotic fracture. However, the importance of genetic factors in determining bone size variation is unknown. My purposes here are three-folded. 1) Estimate the heritability (h2) ...
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    AuthorBrummel, Nathan Edward (1)Cai, Dong Hong (1)Castellanos, Daniel A. (1)Deng, Xu-Tao (1)Ding, Xianzhong (1)Elliott, Kathleen Ann (1)Fincham, Megan A. (1)Kim, Joseph Bo-Young (1)Kudeacek, Patrick Eugene (1)Mahlen, Steven D. (1)... View MoreSubjectAsthma, Exercise-Induced--physiopathology (1)beta-Lactamases--chemistry (1)Body Composition (1)Bone and Bones--anatomy & histology (1)Fibroblast Growth Factor 2 (1)Fishes--physiology (1)Flow Cytometry--methods (1)Genes, Reporter (1)Heart--embryology (1)Histamine Antagonists (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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