Dissertations from 2003
THE ROLE OF P53 IN OXIDATIVE STRESS AND POLYGLUTAMINE NEUROTOXICITY, Jay C. Dunn
IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CONTACT SITES BETWEEN HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN AND LUTEINIZING HORMONE/CHORIOGONADOTROPIN RECEPTOR, Myoungkun Jeoung
PRE-COPULATORY SEXUAL CANNIBALISM IN FISHING SPIDERS: THE ECOLOGY OF AN EXTREME SEXUAL CONFLICT, J. Chadwick Johnson
CIS- AND TRANS-ACTIVATION OF HORMONE RECEPTORS: THE LH RECEPTOR, ChangWoo Lee
TRAITS UNDERLYING INVASIVENESS: A COMPARISON OF WIDESPREAD AND ENDEMIC SPECIES IN THE GENUS GAMBUSIA (POECILIIDAE), Jennifer Schopf Rehage
Dissertations from 2002
INTERACTING COLOR AND BEHAVIOR RESPONSES TO MULTIPLE SELECTION PRESSURES IN THE SISTER SALAMANDER SPECIES AMBYSTOMA BARBOURI AND AMBYSTOMA TEXANUM., Tiffany Sacra Garcia
THE JAK-STAT PATHWAY IS REQUIRED FOR MULTIPLE EARLY EVENTS IN DROSOPHILA OOGENESIS, Jennifer Renee Matlock
ROLES OF THE JAK PATHWAY IN FOLLICULAR PATTERNING IN DROSOPHILA, Rongwen Xi
