12 research outputs found
Expression of miR-10a is increased in cardiogenesis.
No full text<p>Hearts of different stages of cardiogenesis were collected for miR-10a expression analysis. Quantification of miR-10a level was related to U6. *P<0.05, n = 6.</p
Howell_Wageningen_Sept2023.pdf
No full textPresentation given at UWageningen Netherlands on 1 September 2023</p
Presentation by Kate Howell
No full textThe SoTEL Showcase series features four
case studies of Technology Enhanced Learning from the University of
Melbourne academic community.Dr Kate Howell, Associate Professor Food Chemistry & Academic Lead for Graduate Research in the Researcher Development Unit, School of Agriculture and Food | Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural SciencesFriday 1 October 2021This webinar is part of the Scholarship of Technology Enhanced Learning showcase series</div
Luo_Shiraz quality model.xlsx
No full textComposition of grapes and wine collected by a variety of analytical methods. Details in prepring: https://doi.org/10.31220/agriRxiv.2022.00162</p
Defining microbial community dynamics in spontaneous fermentation of palm wine and association with metabolomic profile
No full textIt was presented in Australian Microbial Ecology Conference in 2022</p
The Forgotten Wine: palm wine
No full textIt was presented in SAFES Graduate Research Conference in 2023</p
Seventh Thing: Supervisor Relationships
No full textIt was the best of times, it was the worst of times…Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two CitiesCharles Dickens may have been describing a period of great upheaval and change in European history, but the quote could equally be applied to Graduate Research (GR) candidature. For both supervisor and graduate researcher, the journey through candidature is a serious undertaking, where both embark on a path of research which ultimately leads to a submitted thesis. The path of candidature is filled with trials and tribulations and undoubtedly changes both supervisor and GR in different ways as the research emerges.This ‘research thing,’ authored by Kate Howell, celebrates the research journey of supervisor and GR and gives advice on how to set up for and conduct a functional supervisory relationship. This advice is for both GRs and their supervisors and is taken from the literature and our understandings of best practice drawn from national and international universities.</p
Supplementary methods: Reliable budding pattern classification of yeast cells with time-resolved measurement of metabolite production
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Supplementary
Method: Budding Pattern Protocol
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