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Preliminary forest management plan for the Adair Tract Forest

Creator:: Pierson, Edwin W.
Resource Type:: Undergraduate Thesis
Full Text:: Forest PRELIMINARY FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE ADAIR TRACT FOREST By EDWIN W. PIERSON JULY 1953

The Prince is a Woman: The Third Sex in Nightwood

Creator:: Palatin, Danielle
Abstract:: In her novel, Nightwood (1936), Djuna Barnes examines the relationships and identities of diverse characters during the early 20th century. My paper investigates the depiction of inversion and how it challenges heteronormative structures. However, I argue that the depiction of queer relations is only available between feminized queer subjects. The...
Resource Type:: Research Paper

Ethiopia: poverty elimination and barriers to development

Creator:: Reed, Samantha
Abstract:: Economic development and the eradication of poverty are complicated issues debated by experts. Current literature is polarized; offering extreme solutions that are easy to argue but that are ambiguous or lacking application. Some of the most prominent researchers choose popular stances on development perhaps due to selling power. Unfortunately, no...
Resource Type:: Presentation

GOOP -- An American Religion?

Creator:: Smith, Aaron J.
Abstract:: Can a wellness movement and business be an American religion? By tracing three threads of historic American religions - New Thought, Christian Science, and Scientology - we can see how we've arrived at the place of even entertaining the question of GOOP as an American religion.
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: we look at Gwyneth Paltrow’s (or G.P.’s) business, Goop, we are looking at a lifestyle and wellness

O-Glycosylation of transcription factor BCL11b: truth or myth?

Creator:: Pendergrass, Elizabeth A.
Abstract:: BCL11B, a gene regulatory transcription factor, is known to be a regulator of T cell development in the immune system, and has been identified as a tumor suppressor for T cell leukemias. Defining the molecular events that regulate the activity of BCL11B will provide potential drug targets that will aid...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: O-Glycosylation of Transcription Factor BCL11b Elizabeth

How Race Impacts Voter Participation: A Study

Creator:: Dietz, Elizabeth
Abstract:: What does race have to do with it? A study of racial conflict theory. Looking back at the 2012 Presidential election, it is important to re-evaluate who participates in a democratic process. It is necessary to observe voter participation by people of color in order to gain a more robust...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: How Race Impacts Voter Participation: A Study

The Effects of Oxytocin on the PIP2 Pathway in Response to Progesterone and/or Estrogen

Creator:: Murray, Elizabeth and Stormshak, Fredrick
Abstract:: Oxytocin was confirmed to have an impact of the PIP2 breakdown in ovine endometrial tissue. This experiment took two groups of ovariectomized ewes (n=5) and administered a shortened estrus cycle hormone regiment. It was found that, independent of the hormone treatments, especially P4, OT caused a small increase in the...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Development of a new molecular diagnostics tool for Agrobacterium tumefaciens

Creator:: Fuller, Skylar, Savory, Elizabeth, Weisberg, Alex, and Chang, Jeff
Abstract:: Agrobacterium tumefaciens causes the economically important plant disease, crown gall. These galls are the result of abnormal growth that manifests itself on either the root or the stem and can be devastating for the ornamental plant industry. Introduction of A. tumefaciens to a nursery can be highly detrimental and thus...
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: abnormality known as a root or crown gall (Figure 1). These galls are the result of abnormal growth that

Characterizing the role of fasR in phytopathogenic Rhodococcus

Creator:: Stevens, Danielle M.
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: phytopathogenic Rhodococcus Danielle M. Stevens1, Elizabeth A. Savory1, Skylar Fuller1, and Jeff H. Chang1,2,3

Quantifying nitrate content in the Japanese food pattern

Creator:: Zucker, Michaela F., Gardner, Elizabeth, Zhang, Lynn, Machha, Ajay, and Hord, Norman
Abstract:: The presence of nitrates and nitrites in food is associated with an increased risk of gastrointestinal cancer and, in infants, methemoglobinemia. Nitrites are produced endogenously through the oxidation of nitric oxide and through a reduction of nitrate by commensal bacteria in the mouth and gastrointestinal tract. Despite the physiologic roles...
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: in the Japanese food pattern Michaela Zucker; Elizabeth Gardner; Lynn Zhang; Ajay Machha PhD; Norman

ScholarsArchive@OSU

Preliminary forest management plan for the Adair Tract Forest

The Prince is a Woman: The Third Sex in Nightwood

Ethiopia: poverty elimination and barriers to development

GOOP -- An American Religion?

O-Glycosylation of transcription factor BCL11b: truth or myth?

How Race Impacts Voter Participation: A Study

The Effects of Oxytocin on the PIP2 Pathway in Response to Progesterone and/or Estrogen

Development of a new molecular diagnostics tool for Agrobacterium tumefaciens

Characterizing the role of fasR in phytopathogenic Rhodococcus

Quantifying nitrate content in the Japanese food pattern

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