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1. Modulation of prostate cancer cell proliferation and gene expression by dietary fatty acids and effects of adipocyte conditioned media

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Open Access
Author:
Eser, Pinar Ozden
Title:
Modulation of prostate cancer cell proliferation and gene expression by dietary fatty acids and effects of adipocyte conditioned media
Area of Honors:
Toxicology
Keywords:
Prostate cancer
polyunsaturated fatty acids
adipocyte
obesity
File:
Download SHC_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
John Patrick Vanden Heuvel, Thesis Supervisor
James Endres Howell, Thesis Honors Advisor
Adam Bleier Glick, Faculty Reader
Dr. Kumble Sandeep Prabhu, Faculty Reader

8. PARTIAL AGONIST ACTIVATION OF THE ARYL HYDROCARBON RECEPTOR INCREASES EXPRESSION OF EPIDERMAL DIFFERENTIATION GENES AND ATTENUATES INFLAMMATORY GENE EXPRESSION

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Open Access
Author:
Alnemri, Angela Grace
Title:
PARTIAL AGONIST ACTIVATION OF THE ARYL HYDROCARBON RECEPTOR INCREASES EXPRESSION OF EPIDERMAL DIFFERENTIATION GENES AND ATTENUATES INFLAMMATORY GENE EXPRESSION
Area of Honors:
Toxicology
Keywords:
Aryl hydrocarbon receptor
AHR
Chronic inflammatory skin diseases
epidermal differentiation
inflammation
File:
Download Alnemri_Angela_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Gary H. Perdew, Thesis Supervisor
Gary H. Perdew, Thesis Honors Advisor
Andrew David Patterson, Faculty Reader

9. PROFILING THE EXPRESSION OF AMINO ACID TRANSPORTERS WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE ARYL HYDROCARBON RECEPTOR

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Open Access
Author:
Lucas, Joseph H
Title:
PROFILING THE EXPRESSION OF AMINO ACID TRANSPORTERS WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE ARYL HYDROCARBON RECEPTOR
Area of Honors:
Toxicology
Keywords:
AHR
aryl hydrocarbon receptor
amino acid transporters
LAT1
OSC-19
jejunum
File:
Download JosephLucasFinalThesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Gary H. Perdew, Thesis Supervisor
Curtis John Omiecinski, Thesis Honors Advisor

11. Influence of the Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor On Epithelial Exfoliation, Proliferation, and Differentiation Within the Gastrointestinal Tract

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Open Access
Author:
Kehs, Zoe
Title:
Influence of the Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor On Epithelial Exfoliation, Proliferation, and Differentiation Within the Gastrointestinal Tract
Area of Honors:
Toxicology
Keywords:
aryl hydrocarbon receptor
toxicology
ahr
intestine
duodenum
jejunum
pharmacology
intestinal turnover
goblet cell count
File:
Download Final_thesis_Zoe_Kehs.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Gary H Perdew, Thesis Supervisor
Gary H Perdew, Thesis Honors Advisor
Andrew David Patterson, Faculty Reader