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Creator:: Trammell, Caleb
Full Text:: Friends and Alumni Internship Support Program. References: (1)Gamliel, A., and Katan, J. 2012. Soil

Creator:: Dittrich, Jake E.
Abstract:: Global atmospheric carbon levels are continuing to rise from pre-industrial revolution levels. One of the main regulators of global atmospheric carbon levels, and thus climate, is the world's oceans. Unicellular marine cyanobacteria account for a large percent of total marine carbon fixation. We measured chlorophyll-specific ¹⁴C uptake rates (P[superscript b])...
Full Text:: internship support program.  Wanda Crannell  Dr. Kate Field  BioResources Research program

Creator:: Rutledge, Patrick
Abstract:: To initiate the defense response to an invading pathogen, plants utilize an array of immune receptors to recognize virulence effectors. Virulence effectors are released by pathogens to suppress immune responses in target hosts. These effectors are recognized by a family of resistance proteins known as nucleotide-binding leucine-rich repeat (NB-LRR) proteins....
Full Text::  BRR director Kate Field  E.R. Jackman Internship Support Group  Audience

Creator:: Wright, Sarah K.
Abstract:: The Willamette Valley, west of the Cascade mountain range in the state of Oregon, is home to a growing number of vineyards. This rather recent, booming industry of the region has become an important component of the economy of the state’s agriculture since the late 1960’s, contributing more than $1.56...
Full Text:: assistance from the E.R. Jackman Internship Support Fund, the American Seed Trade Association, the Oregon

Creator:: Adams, AnnaRose
Abstract:: Natural disturbances and human activities can alter the benthic composition of coral reefs and other marine ecosystems. Reef fishes that associate with particular structures on the sea floor, such as coral heads, may be vulnerable to perturbations of those habitats. The spread of a newly discovered crustose alga (Ramicrusta sp.)...
Full Text:: recent Ramicrusta overgrowth. Acknowledgments Oregon State University ER Jackman Internship

Creator:: Rutledge, Patrick
Abstract:: To initiate the defense response to an invading pathogen, plants utilize an array of immune receptors to recognize virulence effectors. Virulence effectors are released by pathogens to suppress immune responses in target hosts. These effectors are recognized by a family of resistance proteins known as nucleotide-binding leucine-rich repeat (NB-LRR) proteins....
Full Text:: Lorang, Dr. Marc Curtis BRR advisor Wanda Crannell BRR director Kate Field E.R. Jackman Internship

Creator:: Miranda-Garcia, Omar
Abstract:: Flour aging is thought to occur naturally during storage of wheat flour. In soft-wheat it is hypothesized that aging may increase water absorption properties of the flour. The aim of this study was to determine if the absorption capacity of flour changes as a response to flour aging. Absorption was...
Full Text:: Agricultural Sciences, ER Jackman Internship Support Program • College of Agriculture Sciences, Calvin

Creator:: Miranda-Garcia, Omar
Abstract:: Flour aging is thought to occur naturally during storage of wheat flour. In soft-wheat it is hypothesized that aging may increase water absorption properties of the flour. The aim of this study was to determine if the absorption capacity of flour changes as a response to flour aging. Absorption was...
Full Text:: Sciences, ER Jackman Internship Support Program College of Agriculture Sciences, Calvin & Merle Smith

Creator:: Cowley, Elise Shylo
Abstract:: Natural products (secondary metabolites) are small organic molecules derived from plants, microbes, and marine organisms that have served as a diverse source of useful compounds pharmaceuticals. New biologically active natural products are critical as anti-infective and cancer drug leads. Cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae, produce diverse cytotoxic metabolites that represent potential...
Full Text:: Oregon State College of Pharmacy Sigma Xi E.R. Jackman Internship Grant Research Lab Dr. Kerry

Creator:: Vallota-Eastman, Alec
Abstract:: Cyanophage are viruses that infect cyanobacteria, photosynthetic microorganisms which are known to produce several anticancer and antibacterial chemical compounds. Cyanophage are significant members of microbial communities in marine and freshwater environments. There has been significant difficulty inventorying marine and freshwater cyanophage, however, due to the difficulty in cultivating their hosts....
Full Text:: Internship Support Program, the Bioenergy Scholarship, and the Ben and Phyllis Newell Scholarship

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