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  • Antifungal Properties of Spotted Wing Drosophila (Drosophila suzukii) Larvae

    Creator:
    Bernert, Ann
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    Spotted wing drosophila, Drosophila suzukii, is a recently introduced, invasive pest in Oregon. It oviposits in near-mature and mature fruit, and thus is an important concern for the small fruit industry. A crop consultant observed that mature raspberry fruit with D. suzukii larvae do not show symptoms of molds as...
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    Supernatant R ad ia l G ro w th ( cm ) 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 Preliminary Replication N u m b er o

  • A comparison of three certification systems with the 2005 McDonald-Dunn Forest plan revision

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    Starker, Anna
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    This study compares the requirements of three forest certification systems, the Sustainable Forestry Institute (SFI), the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), with the 2005 McDonald-Dunn Forest Plan Revision. The analysis was done with a series of matrices comparing the requirements of SFI and FSC...
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    Revision. Abstract approved: ______________________________________________ K. Norman Johnson This

  • Land Use Impacts on Water Quality in Oak Creek Watershed

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    Johnson, Keira R.
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    Understanding the relationships between land use, water quality, and groundwater is crucial for ecological, economic, and water management decisions. This study aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the land use activities and hydrologic processes influencing the water quality of Oak Creek watershed. Objectives of this study were: 1) to...
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    by Keira Johnson A THESIS submitted to Oregon State

  • Cloning the zebrafish otoferlin b wildtype and a transmembrane mutant to characterize changes in cellular localization

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    France, Rebecca A.
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    Otoferlin is a protein that is essential in the process of hearing. Mutations in otoferlin are associated with profound recessive deafness. The long-term goal of the Johnson lab is to understand how otoferlin contributes to hearing and why certain mutations result in deafness. This project sought to characterize the difference...
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    ., Padmanarayana, M., Abdullah, N., Holman, C. L., LaDu, J., Tanguay, R. L., & Johnson, C. P. (2015). Otoferlin

  • Characterization of Ferlin-1-Like 6 (Fer1L6) Through Lipid Membrane Interactions

    Creator:
    Matlapudi, Susmitha
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    The ferlin protein family regulates membrane trafficking events for a wide range of cellular and physiological processes in eukaryotic organisms. Structurally, ferlins are distinguished by containing five to seven C2 domains with a single-pass transmembrane domain at the C-terminus. In mammals, there are 6 ferlin genes, including Fer1L6, which confer...
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    ., Codding, S. J., Chau, T., Huegel, J., Barton, C., Tanguay, R., & Johnson, C. P. (2018). Fer1l6 is

  • Characterization of Fer1L6 lipid binding properties and its expression in cell cycle

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    Chau, Trisha J.
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    Ferlins are a family of calcium-sensitive proteins involved in fusion and fission membrane trafficking events. There are six ferlin members: dysferlin, otoferlin, myoferlin, Fer1L4, Fer1L5, and Fer1L6. Previous research shows the first three ferlins play a pathophysiological role in humans, while the other three remain uncharacterized. Fer1L6 is one of...
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    . (15) Doherty, K. R.; Demonbreun, A. R.; Wallace, G. Q.; Cave, A.; Posey, A. D.; Heretis, K.; Pytel

  • The Effects of Exhaustive Exercise on ACL Injury Risk

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    Asplund, Christopher
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    Background: Certain knee movements place the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) at risk of injury. These injuries commonly affect athletes especially at the end of events. The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of exhaustive exercise on frontal plane hip and knee mechanics during two tasks in order...
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    : ______________________________________________________ Samuel T. Johnson Background: Certain knee movements place the anterior cruciate

  • Relationship between rate of torque development and contractile impulse in three muscle groups

    Creator:
    Wright, Jaime M.
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    Background: The capability of an individual to produce force rapidly is important for performance of sporting activities and to stabilize a joint to protect against injury. Rate of torque development (RTD) and contractile impulse (CI) may be more effective than peak torque in assessing rapid torque production. The relationship between...
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    : _____________________________________________________ Samuel Johnson Background: The capability of an individual to produce force rapidly is

  • Effect of Focus of Attention on Rate of Torque Development in the Knee Extensors

    Creator:
    Kiff, Adam B.
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    Background: The ability to produce rapid muscle force and joint torque is important for performance in sports, injury prevention and rehabilitation, and balance recovery. One way to measure rapid torque production is rate of torque development (RTD), which is the slope of the torque-time curve. Interventions aimed at increasing RTD...
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    Johnson, PhD, ATC, CSCS Background: The ability to produce rapid muscle force and joint torque

  • Characterization of Fer1L6 in the mouse C2C12 cell line

    Creator:
    Huegel, Jacob T.
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    Fer1L6 is an uncharacterized member of the ferlin family of proteins, a group of large, calcium sensitive proteins with emerging roles in vesicle trafficking and various disease states. The presence of Fer1L6 has been identified within the C2C12 cell line of mouse skeletal muscle. To determine the protein’s subcellular location...
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    C2C12 Cell Line. Abstract Approved: _________________________________________ Colin P. Johnson