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Gnome Invasion
No full textGnome Invasion is a Mixed-Reality tower defense game where the player must defend their room from waves of Gnomish invaders
Pulling Threads
No full textAn immersive installation of ceramics artworks exploring how to communicate the personal bodily experiences relating to having Sensory Processing Disorder
Probing BCL2 protein interactions using re-engineered scorpion toxins
No full textWe reengineered scorpion venom namely scyllatoxin to target and study BCL-2 antiapoptotic proteins
Women Experts\u27 Engagement Strategies with the News Media in Ghana
No full textMy research explores how Ghanaian women experts navigate and overcome barriers in a male-dominated media landscap
Molecular characterization of tisB Toxin Anti-Toxin System in Shigella flexneri
No full textTisB Toxin is a functional toxin in Shigella flexneri that kills its own cells when overexpressed and istR1 is its antitoxin that rescues the cell if expressed along with the toxin
Design and synthesis of novel glycoluril-based receptors
No full textUsing a newly functionalized glycoluril molecule as our base, we have produced a series of supramolecular hosts which are able to be used as synthetic receptors in both aqueous and organic solvents
Innocence Behind Bars: Albert Woodfox and the Fight Against Wrongful Convictions
No full textThis project examines the issue of wrongful convictions in the U.S. through the personal journey of Albert Woodfox, whose wrongful imprisonment for over 40 years sheds light on systemic flaws in the criminal justice system and the enduring fight for justice
Effect of inhibiting pathogen recognition receptor function and epigenetic processes on ovarian cancer cells
No full textIn these studies, we investigated the capability of inhibitors of pathogen recognition receptors and epigenetic drug inhibitors, to decrease proliferation and wound healing capabilities of mouse and human ovarian cancer cells. We observed that specific inhibitors were able to decrease proliferation and wound healing of two mouse ovarian cancer cells and a human ovarian cancer cell line. This will help tailor future experiments to define the therapeutic capacity of these drugs in vivo
It takes (at least) two to co-ruminate: Examining co-rumination as a dyadic and dynamic system
No full textViewing co-rumination during a discussion between two friends through the use of a dyadic and dynamic state space grid model, and its implications on intrapersonal and interpersonal costs and benefits