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Fragment-based Computational Drug Discovery Targeting the T-box Riboswitch
No full textDocking amino acid R groups to the T-box riboswitch to determine if any compound can inhibit its function
The Evolution of Petals in Caryophyllaceae
No full textThis project focuses on the Carnation family (Caryophyllaceae) and how petal-like structures evolved across the family
Investigating the role of neutron optical potential in neutron-rich 55Va
No full textThis project calculates and compares the reaction cross sections to study the heavy element abundances in the universe
The Impact of Climate Change on Vector Born Diseases Demonstrated through Chagas
No full textMy research aims to first evaluate if there is a distributional change in response to increasing temperatures to follow a species’ physiological preferences. These changes in species distribution often result in unwarranted consequences for humans
Under pressure: anatomical clues suggesting physiological adaptation to the hydrostatic pressures of deep diving in phocid seals
No full textHooded seal skulls have large canals running sagittally in the bone. These spaces, filled by structures termed diploic veins, have been largely undocumented. This project suggests an evolutionary basis for these veins as protection against venous collapse
Tetralkynebenzylated Glycoluril scaffolds for anion binding, transport and extraction.
No full textBambusurils are a class of supramolecular anion receptors consists of six substituted glycoluril units help transport anions that play crucial role in living organisms. The ides is to substitute at all four positions which further be used to design basket
A study on the proton structure of 11B
No full textMy project entails using the Edwards Accelerator Laboratory to study the nuclear structure of 11B through the 10Be(d,n) reaction
Lead concentrations in human, bovine, and caprine milk in southeast Ohio
No full textLead is neurotoxic and exposure can damage the developing brains of infants. This study measured the lead content of human milk, cows\u27 milk, and goats\u27 milk samples in Ohio, and compared them to safety limits set by the World Health Organization
Measuring the Eye of a Needle: Neutrons + Oxygen-16 for Astrophysics Applications
No full textMy project is located at the Ohio U accelerator lab. I study the interaction between neutrons and chemical elements such as oxygen. The application of this work is for a better understanding how AGB stars shine and research to make better nuclear reactors
