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    Ground-Layer Invertebrate Communities are More Strongly Influenced by Tree Canopy than by Understory Plant Composition 

    Lind, Dana; Menard, Lawton; Shaikh, Samir; Suzali, Sorfina; Schneider, Tasha; Arumugam, Dihyanni; Hammick, Madisyn; Jehn, Julia; Jorgensen, Keith; Lemke, Kelly; Maksymkiw, Sophie; Marcus, Kathleen; Mutka, Amber; O'Keefe, Kerry; Plack, Naomi; Selvarajan, Raja; Weiher, Evan R. (2019-05)
    Ground-layer invertebrates (GLI) are an integral part of forest communities because of their ability to break down leaf litter. As key players in the process of nutrient cycling, they are essential to ecosystem functioning. ...
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    Prevalence of Staphylococcus succinus and Staphylococcus equorum in the Anterior Nares of Volunteers from the Loja Community of Ecuador 

    Mares, Eryn; Omweno, Mellen; Herman, Daniel P. (2019-05)
    Staphylococcus equorum and Staphylococcus succinus are bacterial species commonly associated with livestock including equine and avian species, also certain food products. Human infection as a result of these species is ...
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    Expected Morphological Effects of the Plant Growth Regulator Trimtect® on Landscape Shrubs Takes Time and Varies by Species 

    O'Keefe, Kerry; Archbold, Jacqueline; Kysely, Taylor N.; Henrich, Isabelle; Jahnke, Hannah; Shelley, Jaden; Hottmann, Megan; Zoellner, Monica; Lee, Tali D. (2019-05)
    Gibberellic acid is a naturally occurring plant hormone that regulates growth such as stem elongation and germination. Paclobutrazol is a synthetic growth regulator that inhibits the formation of gibberellic acid resulting ...
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    A Phase Response Curve for Light-to-Dark Transitions in Mice 

    Polzin, Brandon; Fix, Anna; Clark, Summer; Janik, Daniel S. (2019-05)
    The circadian clock coordinates the timing of many functions including hormone secretions, digestive function, brain activity, sleep, and a variety of behaviors. Evidence suggests that an improperly functioning biological ...
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    Worms, Genetics and Healthy Kidneys : the Candidate PKD-2 Localization Factor, papl, May Play a Role in Polycystic Kidney Disease 

    Madison, Lucas; Svoboda, Molly; Johnson, Anneka L.; Gingerich, Jamie Lyman (2019-05)
    Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) causes cysts to form within the kidneys, leading ultimately to renal failure. Prior research in our lab demonstrated that expression of the papl gene is downregulated in a zebrafish model ...
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    Analysis of the PHYB Gene Sequence in Arabidopsis Lines Identified in a Red-Light Genetic Suppressor Screen 

    Theisen, Cole; Gingerich, Derek J. (2019-05)
    The capability to detect the amount and quality of light is critical for plant growth and development. Red and far-red light are detected by the phytochrome (phy) photoreceptors which mediate plant behavior1. The flowering ...
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    Geographic Search Tool for Taxonomic Records in the Galápagos Islands 

    Wilson, Joel; Kleintjes Neff, Paula K.; Taylor, Wilson (2019-05)
    The goal of this project was to create a geographic search tool to show where data was collected in the archipelago for the Charles Darwin Research Station, Galapagos, Ecuador. First, I efficiently updated about 28,000 ...
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    An Analysis of Antibiotic-Producing Bacteria from Soil at UWEC 

    Neuman, Victoria; Chadbourn, Mikayla; Varsho, Abigail; Showsh, Sasha A. (2019-05)
    Antibiotic resistance is a growing crisis in the medical field. In the U.S alone 23,000 people die per year from once easily treated infections. This number is only expected to grow due to the rapid acquisition of modes ...
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    Zebrafish, Genes, and Human Kidneys : Gene Mapping in Zebrafish Mutants May Help Uncover Genetic Roots of Polycystic Kidney Disease 

    Paulich, Katie; Schleusner, Megan; Johnson, Anneka L.; Gingerich, Jamie Lyman (2019-05)
    Patients with autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) suffer from disrupted kidney function due to large, fluid-filled cysts that form in the collecting ducts and kidney tubules. Current treatments for the ...
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    Analysis of Antibiotics (bacteriocins) From Antibiotic-Producing Bacterial Isolates 

    Bassler, Lyndsey; Steinmetz, Izabel; Showsh, Sasha A. (2020-04)
    The purpose of our research was to potentially find new strains of bacteria with antibiotic-producing abilities that could be effective against pathogenic microorganisms. A variety of soil samples were taken from multiple ...
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