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Cancer Killing Probiotics with High Specificity: Adhere, Quorum Sense, and Kill, Remy Garcia-Kakebeen, UG '27, Ryan Miner, UG '27, Jingjing Wang, UG '26 (4A06F438)The motivation of our project is to create a treatment that would isolate and attack cancer cells rather than both cancerous and non-cancerous cells. The impact of this would be profound, as patients…
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The Effects of Zygosity on Behavior in a SHANK3B Knockout Mouse Model of Autism, Michael Lenzi, UG '22 (3962744)Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a pervasive disorder mostly diagnosed in young children. Some studies have estimated the rates of ASD in the U.S. to be around 2-3 percent of children, so it is a…
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Portrait of a Powerhouse: Live-Cell Imaging to Monitor Mitochondrial Behavior, Therese C. Kichuk, GS (2311334)Just as the human body is kept alive by the functioning of its organs, individual cells are dependent on the health of subcellular structures called organelles. Often, what comes to mind when we…
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How Do Coral Reefs Respond to Climate Change? Investigating the Role of Symbiodiniaceae Community Composition on Coral Performance Under Long-Term Exposure to Warming and Acidification, Janaya Bruce UG '21 (2313649)Coral reefs are one of the most biodiverse and ecologically important ecosystems on the planet, but they are increasingly threatened by ocean acidification and warming. Changes in environmental…
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The Role of Genetic Ancestry in Precision Medicine: Insights from Skin Pigmentation Genes in Parkinson's Disease, Talia Krainc, UG '21 (2294943)The greatest challenge facing the emergence of precision medicine is the lack of diversity in studied populations. To address this gap, it is critical to consider ancestral diversity that reflects…
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SICSS 2019 - Guest speaker: Abdullah Almaatouq (SICSS 2017) - High-throughput behavioral science using virtual labsSICSS 2019 - Guest speaker: Abdullah Almaatouq (SICSS 2017) - High-throughput behavioral science using virtual labs
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