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Degradation of pRb by Retrovirally Infected Cell Lines

  • Caleb Bates

The human papillomavirus (HPV) contains hundreds of serotypes that have been divided into low-risk versus high-risk variants. Whereas low-risk serotypes have been shown to cause benign skin lesions...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University

DNA Methylation and Phenotypic Plasticity in Tomatoes and Peppers

  • Alicia Sillers

This study examines the relationship between the epigenetic mechanism of DNA methylation and phenotypic plasticity, a measure of adaptability, in tomatoes and sweet peppers. Groups of plants were...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University

Expression of PDZ domain 1 of the Scribble Polarity Complex

  • Emily Novak

Infection by high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) is the leading cause of cervical cancers. This study establishes a protocol for the expression of a host-cell protein domain targeted by HPV. This...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University

An Anatomical and Physiological Study on the Effects of Whiplash

  • Jim Dugger

Abstract: Cervical Acceleration/Deceleration Syndrome, also known as Whiplash, is a very common cervical spine injury that has annual costs in the United States higher than all cancer and...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Trevecca Nazarene University

Teacher Preparedness to Teach Evolution

  • Rebecca Diane Christian

The idea for this study came from the shortage of research that has been done to understand the evolution instruction provided by new secondary education teachers. A lack of training in teachers can...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University
  • WHDL

Long Term Consequences of Repeated Brain Injury - A Cadaveric Study

  • Elena Devaney Morris

The purpose of this paper was to examine the long term consequences of repeated brain injury through a cadaveric dissection. For this literature review, the limbic system will be the anatomical...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University

Plasmid-Mediated Transfer of Antibiotic Resistance Genes within Biofilms

  • Madelaine Brown

The objective of this study was to determine transfer frequencies of multidrug resistance plasmids under different conjugation conditions: liquid cultures, batch biofilms, and drip-flow biofilms...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University

Ball Speed Predictors in One-Legged Attacks in Female Volleyball Players

  • Tina Stefanovic

Previous literature in volleyball biomechanics highlighted jump height and ball speed as key determinants for the success of regular spikes. To further current research and provide athletes and...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University

Kinematics and Kinetics of Sumo versus Conventional Deadlift

  • Madelyn Henning

Deadlifting is a common powerlifting exercise that is primarily used to strengthen muscles in the trunk and lower extremities. This comparative analysis helps identify the changes in biomechanics due...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University

Exploring Biosynthetic Gene Clusters In Amicoumacin Producing Organisms

  • Amanda Koontz

Natural products are small organic molecules which are presumed to increase the overall fitness of an organism. Their synthesis is encoded by biosynthetic gene clusters wherein analogous sequences can...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University

CXCL14 as Potential Binding Partner for HPV E7

  • Natalie Woo

The human papillomavirus is a leading cause of cervical cancer around the world. This oncovirus uses proteins like E7 to hijack the cell cycle by binding to cellular proteins, such as pRb. Another...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University
  • WHDL

Distinguishing the rumen microbiome of Montana ruminants

  • Sean Boyd

Ruminants are herbivorous mammals, characterized by a pre-gastric organ, the rumen. Microbes within the rumen are responsible for feed breakdown. The rumen microbiome of livestock has been extensively...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University
  • WHDL

Elucidating Population Genetics of Shrimp Species On Underwater Volcanoes

  • Linnea Erman
  • Shakiba Mahmoudi

To elucidate gene flow between hydrothermal vent communities, shrimp species Opaepele loihi and Rimicaris variabilis were sampled at the underwater Mata volcanoes near Tonga. A fragment of the...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University
  • WHDL

The Sound of Science Music: Utilizing Music to Teach Science

  • Gabrielle Ferreras

This study assesses the effectiveness of music as a teaching tool for science classrooms. Average test scores across three assessments were compared in two sixth grade classrooms to determine if...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University

Population Genetics of Brittle Stars in the Gulf of Mexico

  • Abbey Hebert
  • Shelby Shaw

A population genetic study of brittle stars was conducted in the Gulf of Mexico to study patterns of gene flow and population structure. Mitochondrial DNA from 85 samples was extracted, amplified, and...

  • Académico (tesis, disertación, etc.)
  • Inglés
  • Point Loma Nazarene University