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  Determinants of the DNA binding and gene regulatory specificity for type II nuclear receptor signaling 

  Penvose, Ashley Renee (2020)

  The type II nuclear receptors (NRs) function as heterodimeric transcription factors with the retinoid X receptor (RXR) to regulate diverse biological processes in response to endogenous ligands and therapeutic drugs. Due ...
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  Multitudinous seas: representations of the ocean in early modern English drama 

  Mix Barrington, Julia (2020)

  This dissertation argues that early modern English writers represent the sea and tides as offering multiple, often contradictory spaces of risk and possibility. On page and stage, the ocean appears threatening and protective, ...
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  “Stand for the New Testament order and trust God for the consequences": Sarah Andrews and the emergence of Churches of Christ as a global Christian tradition, 1916-1961 

  Hegi, Jeremy Paul (2020)

  This dissertation examines the role that Churches of Christ missionary Sarah Andrews (1863-1961) played in transforming the denomination’s identity in the twentieth century. In partnership with Japanese missionary Iki ...
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  Credibility, community college, and the closet: how students perceive a gay music instructor 

  Sundblad, Michael (2020)

  It has been shown that credibility beliefs impact classroom relationships such that students are more likely to rate traditionally marginalized faculty members as less credible than others and are less likely to interact ...
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  Enhancing plant growth and carbon harvesting for sustainable agriculture 

  Buckley, Sarabeth (2020)

  Society is in dire need of solutions to address complicated threats like climate change. To do this will require redesigning many of our current infrastructure and processes. Agricultural systems are one essential part of ...
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  Photoredox generated carbonyl ylides from epoxides 

  Alfonzo, Edwin (2020)

  Cyclic ethers, specifically, tetrahydro-, dihydro-, and furans, are pervasive and essential features in biologically active natural products and pharmaceuticals. The synthesis of cyclic ethers with atom, redox, and time ...
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  The antifibrotic properties of relaxin-2 and its novel use for the treatment of adhesive capsulitis 

  Blessing, William (2020)

  Fibrosis is an irreversible disease that affects several organs across the body. Despite the location of this disease, fibroses are presented similarly: a pathological accumulation of fibrous connective tissue. Fibroses ...
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  An investigation of the functional and treatment mechanisms relating to anger in emotional disorders 

  Robbins, Clair (2019)

  In the context of emotional (e.g., anxiety, depression, and related) disorders, dysregulated anger (i.e., associated with functional impairment) is frequently present, but under recognized. Notably, it is associated with ...
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  Interactions of motor and non-motor symptoms in Parkinson's disease 

  Salazar, Robert (2019)

  Parkinson’s disease (PD) is characterized by motor dysfunction and multiple non-motor symptoms. Though motor/non-motor interactions are common, the lines of research focusing on motor and non-motor symptoms mainly remain ...
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  Interpreting public relations to management 

  Marshall, Ernest T. (Boston University, 1950)

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