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  • BobeGerdAnimalRangelandSciIdentificationMonitoringMetabolite.pdf

    Creator:
    Perera, Thushanthi, Young, Matthew R., Zhang, Zhiying, Murphy, Gwen, Colburn, Nancy H., Lanza, Elaine, Hartman, Terryl J., Cross, Amanda J., and Bobe, Gerd
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    SCOPE: Aim of the study was to identify and monitor metabolite markers of dry bean consumption in parallel human and mouse studies that each had shown chemopreventive effects of dry bean consumption on colorectal neoplasia risk. METHODS and RESULTS: Using LC/mass spectroscopy ± ESI and GC/mass spectroscopy, serum metabolites of...
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    bean marker are that the biomarker is abundant in and rel- atively specific to dry beans and that the

  • Genomic mapping of efflux pumps in Listeria monocytogenes and their contribution to cadmium and fluoroquinolone tolerance

    Creator:
    Domen, Andrea
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    Listeria monocytogenes is the third most deadly foodborne pathogen in the United States. The young and elderly, as well as pregnant and immunocompromised people are the population most susceptible to serious illness and death from listeriosis infections. Unlike most foodborne pathogens, L. monocytogenes does not live a solely enteric lifestyle....
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    decrease in both LPD and variability within technical replicates were measured suggesting that mutations

  • Al-BaderNoorM2014.pdf

    Creator:
    Al-Bader, Noor
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    Snap beans are the vegetable form of dry bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) with low fiber, stringless and round, succulent pods that are eaten in the immature stage. Seed companies commit significant resources to maintaining purity and uniformity of snap bean cultivars. While some variability may be introduced through outcrossing (beans...
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    , grossing over twenty million dollars for both fresh and processed snap beans. Snap bean production in

  • PositiveSNPs.vcf

    Creator:
    Al-Bader, Noor
    Abstract:
    Snap beans are the vegetable form of dry bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) with low fiber, stringless and round, succulent pods that are eaten in the immature stage. Seed companies commit significant resources to maintaining purity and uniformity of snap bean cultivars. While some variability may be introduced through outcrossing (beans...

  • NegativeSNPs.vcf

    Creator:
    Al-Bader, Noor
    Abstract:
    Snap beans are the vegetable form of dry bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) with low fiber, stringless and round, succulent pods that are eaten in the immature stage. Seed companies commit significant resources to maintaining purity and uniformity of snap bean cultivars. While some variability may be introduced through outcrossing (beans...

  • Breeding for Fusarium resistance in Phaselous vulgaris.pdf

    Creator:
    Schmidt, Joseph A.
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    Fusarium solani is a chronic disease that causes root rot which affects bean production worldwide. Recently, a QTL map was generated which identified several SNPs which were found to be associated with resistance to the pathogen. To be useful in a breeding program, INDELs must be identified which co-seggregate with...
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    developing world. In the United States and in most of the industrialized world, beans are often grown in

  • BRR Thesis - Casey Kernan.pdf

    Creator:
    Kernan, Casey
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    Abstract DNA mismatch repair (MMR) plays an important role in preserving genomic stability and reducing cancer risk. Environmental exposures to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are believed to contribute significantly to carcinogenesis. PAHs are found in food, air, water and soil and upon bioactivation can form diol epoxides which are electrophilic...
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    , and in another genetically matched MSH6-proficient and -deficient set. I found an induced mutation

  • Kernan Final Defense Powerpoint.pdf

    Creator:
    Kernan, Casey
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    Abstract DNA mismatch repair (MMR) plays an important role in preserving genomic stability and reducing cancer risk. Environmental exposures to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are believed to contribute significantly to carcinogenesis. PAHs are found in food, air, water and soil and upon bioactivation can form diol epoxides which are electrophilic...
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    test this hypothesis, I measured BPDE-induced mutation rates in the parent cell line HCT 116, and

  • CumbieJasonBotanyPlantPathologyVariableSuitesNon-Effector.pdf

    Creator:
    Mucyn, Tatiana S., Yourstone, Scott, Lind, Abigail L., Biswas, Surojit, Nishimura, Marc T., Baltrus, David A., Cumbie, Jason S., Chang, Jeff H., Jones, Corbin D., Dangl, Jeffery L., and Grant, Sarah R.
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    Pseudomonas syringae is a phylogenetically diverse species of Gram-negative bacterial plant pathogens responsible for crop diseases around the world. The HrpL sigma factor drives expression of the major P. syringae virulence regulon. HrpL controls expression of the genes encoding the structural and functional components of the type III secretion system...
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    mutations (Figure S10). However, PSPPH_A0112, A0107 and A0106 were consis- tently slightly up-regulated in

  • Identifying Breeder-friendly INDELS that Co-segregate with SNPs Associated.pptx

    Creator:
    Schmidt, Joseph A.
    Abstract:
    Fusarium solani is a chronic disease that causes root rot which affects bean production worldwide. Recently, a QTL map was generated which identified several SNPs which were found to be associated with resistance to the pathogen. To be useful in a breeding program, INDELs must be identified which co-seggregate with...
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    to 70% yield losses in Rwanda and up to total yield loss reported in Uganda. Beans are a vital