ETD Pilot

Items

• Techniques to improve the performance of mutation analysis.
• The "American School" in Paris: The repatriation of American art at the universal exposition of 1900.
• Transcription of the rat prolactin gene: Regulation by dopamine and the pituitary-specific protein Pit-1.
• Event-related potential correlates of emotion in a dichotic listening task.
• Characterization and regulation of basement membrane heparan sulfate proteoglycan.
• Deformed bodies: Figures of deviance in fiction by American women, 1860-1910.
• A program analysis of an adult chemical dependency day rehabilitation program with a special focus on African-American clients who successfully complete treatment.
• An integration of cognitive theory and psychometrics: Analogical reasoning.
• Stable expression of human cytochrome P4502E1 in HepG2 cells: Characterization of catalytic activities, cytotoxicity with acetaminophen and degradation by carbon tetrachloride.
• The two-ply yarn: Slave narratives and slave owner narratives in the Antebellum South.
• The impact of physical fitness participation on mature female consumers: A study of selected perceptions and behavior.
• Acetal copolymers: Synthesis, chemical modification and degradation study.
• Monetary policy in interdependent economies: An application of trigger mechanisms in noncooperative repeated games.
• BC1 and BC200scRNAs: Regulation of RNA polymerase III transcription in neurons and deregulation during tumorigenesis.
• The mechanism of action of dihydrofolate reductase revealed by nonresonance Raman difference spectroscopy.
• Distributed Green's function Monte Carlo calculations.
• Hole-burning spectroscopy as a probe of guest-host interactions in amorphous materials.
• The effect of analogy instruction on young children's metaphor comprehension.
• Surface wave studies at air/liquid interfaces.
• House finch song on Cape Cod: Cultural evolution in a colonizing bird species.
• Characteristics of reef fish assemblages relative to aspects of adjacent seagrass meadows and other peripheral communities.
• The muteness of humanity: Ineffability and identity in Melville's "Mardi", "Moby-Dick" and "Pierre".
• Use of the (2+2) macrocyclization in the synthesis of macrocyclic imines.
• Where womanhood and childhood meet: Female adolescence in Victorian fiction and culture.
• Power networks: Determinants of community participation styles in Kreuzberg/Berlin and the Lower East Side/New York City.