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  Parsing complex community interactions with regulators and non-governmental organizations in relation to local environmental management at Honeoye Lake, New York 

  Yardley, Elizabeth (2019-05)

  This research sought to understand the complex interactions between governmental and non-governmental organizations engaged in assessing or managing the environmental issue of cyanobacterial blooms (commonly known as harmful ...
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  A comparison of ovarian morphology and reproductive and metabolic features between South Asian and White women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) 

  Tam, Ashley (2019-05)

  Introduction: Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common endocrine condition, with known variability in the severity of its cardinal features and long-term health consequences across races and ethnicities. Diagnosis of ...
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  Understanding the mechanism of cargo recognition by the Ssh4-Rsp5 ubiquitin ligase complex at the yeast vacuole membrane 

  Weng, Jonathan (2019-05)

  The preservation of a healthy proteome is important for all cellular function. Sequential protein quality control (QC) mechanisms along the endocytic pathway safeguard the identity of different organelles by eliminating ...
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  Wsb1 and Ksr1 gene add-backs to Chaos3 mammary tumor cells to analyze their role 

  Shah, Hina (2019-05)

  The RAS protein is crucial in signaling pathways that regulate cellular proliferation. Tumors can form when this normal growth regulation breaks down due to defects in signaling mechanisms. The Chaos3 mouse model has a ...
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  Experience and knowledge in Lyme Disease: A scoping review of patient-provider communication 

  Nesgos, Anna (2019-05)

  Purpose: Limited research exists on the patient-provider communication dynamic with respect to Lyme disease (LD). There is evidence that being informed, on the part of both patient and provider, enhances communication, ...

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