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Effect of dietary lecithin on cholesterol esterification, tissue cholesterol and platelet aggregation in guinea pigs

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Cusack, Gil-Won Song

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Adult male guinea pigs were maintained on four dietary regimens for a period of 8 weeks. The basic diet consisted of powdered guinea pig chow with 10% coconut oil. The three experimental groups received the basic diet with additions of either 1% lecithin, 0.25% cholesterol, or 0.25% cholesterol plus 1%...

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Dissertation

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AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF GIL-WON SONG CUSACK for the degree
The Bioeconomics of Soft Shell Crab: Evaluating the Impacts of Changing Season Length in Oregon's Dungeness Crab Fishery

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Cusack, Christopher, Yochum, Noelle, Davis, Shannon, and Sylvia, Gil

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The Dungeness crab (Cancer magister) fishery is one of the most valuable single species fishery in Oregon, with an average annual ex-vessel value of $45 million from 2004-2014. The fishery is managed using a "3-S" (minimum retention size, male retention only, season length) management paradigm. In addition, fleet capacity has...

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Presentation

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: EVALUATING THE IMPACTS OF CHANGING SEASON LENGTH IN OREGON’S DUNGENESS CRAB FISHERY CHRIS CUSACK, GIL
Age Structure Metrics for Precautionary Management: Can Simpler Assessment Techniques Save Fish, Time, and Money?

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Cusack, Christopher, Harte, Michael, Sylvia, Gil, Larkin, Sherry, and Heppell, Selina

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Stock assessment techniques currently used in the United States are extremely costly to implement, involve significant data requirements, and are inaccessible to all but a few stock assessment scientists. A systematic decrease in fishery yields and the designation of several species as overfished on the west coast of the United...

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Research Paper

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TECHNIQUES SAVE FISH, TIME, AND MONEY? Christopher Cusack, Agricultural and Resource Economics, Oregon