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IS 1001: First Year Seminar Keeping on the Same Page: Literacy in a Changing WorldProfessor: Pamela A. Solvie Class location: MRC 212 Office: 200B Education Class time: Phone: 589-6403 Section 1: 8-8:50 MW Email: psolvie@morris.umn.edu Section 8: 1-

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98Chapter 6 CREB Glycosylation Potentiates Apoptosis in Pancreatic Cell Lines by Suppressing Gene Expression of Targets of CREB RegulationSummary. CREB regulates cell specific processes such as insulin secretion, growth and survival in pancreatic

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51Chapter 4 Large Libraries Reveal Diverse Solutions to an RNA Recognition ProblemThis work has been adapted from the following publication: Barrick, J.E., Takahashi, T.T., Ren, J., Xia, T. and Roberts, R.W. Large libraries reveal diverse solutio

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43Chapter 3 Polyamide-Peptide and Polyamide-Small Molecule Conjugates for Cellular Uptake Studies44Chapter 3A Polyamide-Peptide Conjugates for Cellular Uptake StudiesAbstract In order that polyamides or polyamide-peptide conjugates be useful a

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444Chapter 14 Summary445 The emphasis of this thesis has been to summarize the results from field and laboratory measurement studies using the Aerosol Mass Spectrometer (AMS), in an effort to understand the atmospheric processes that lead to aero