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Friday's Schedule
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Schedule Session 3. Oral Presentations. Friday 9:00 – 11:45. Burruss 031 9:00 A. Survey and Experimental Evidence that Symbiotic Antifungal Bacteria Protect Frog Populations
from a Lethal Skin Pathogen
Brianna Lam and Reid Harris
9:15 B. The Effect of Light and Soil on Seedling Growth of Castanea dentata, C. dentata x C. mollissima Hybrids, Liriodendron tulipifera and Quercus prinus
Annie Raup and Heather Peckham
Griscom
9:30 C. Investigating the Role of the Yeast Genes ZMS1 and ZMS2 in Oxidative Stress Protection Rebecca Moore and Kimberly Slekar
9:45 D. Effects of Vitamin D on the Expression of Gadd45a in Response to UVC Exposure Amanda Wisz and Robin Davies
10:00 E. The Successional History of Old Growth Eastern Hemlocks in Cathedral State Park, West Virginia:
Analyzing the Past and Present to Determine the Future
Megan Lively and Heather Peckham
Griscom
10:15 BREAK 10:30 F. Sequence Analysis of Muscle Differentiation Genes in the Four-Toed Salamander, Hemidactylium scutatum
Amanda Lee and Carol Hurney
10:45 G. Study of Bordetella avium Bacteriophage BA7 Brooke Brehm, Nathan Beach, and
Louise Temple
11:00 H. Effect of Rostal-Caudal Location of Heat Stimuli on the Withdrawal Response in the Rat Tail SheRae Clegg and Corey Cleland
11:15 I. Expression of Myf5 in Hemidactylium scutatum Lyndsey Konen and Carol Hurney
11:30 J. Identification of Hookworm Molecules with Immunomodulator Activity Kunal Patel, Jeff Browning, and
Chris Lantz
Keynote seminar, 12:20 in Burruss 31: Dr. Peter Piermarini ('95) Cellular
mechanisms
of ion regulation: From fish to fish food
Lunch following the seminar in Burruss 336 Session 4. Poster Presentations. Friday 1:45 – 3:00. Burruss 2nd Floor Hallways. 2. Redox Modulation of Amino Terminal Domain-Deleted NR1 Recombinant NMDA Receptor Co-expressed
with NR2B
Obi E. Onuoha and Greta Ann Herin
4. Using GIS to Study Multiple Land Variables and Their Effects on Nitrogen and Phosphorus Pollution in Thirteen
Shenandoah Valley Watersheds
Liz Steffy, Tiffany Sprague, and
Bruce Wiggins
6. A Floristic Survey of the E.J. Carrier Arboretum and Botanical Gardens Benjamin Gahagen, Karl Gorzelnik, Douglas
McPherson, and Conley McMullen
8. Characterization of Salt Resistant Phenotype of STP-1 Knockout Arabidopsis thaliana Julia McAdams, Vicki Stratton, and
Janet Daniel
10. Sequence Analysis of Bordetella avium Strains Lacking Potential Virulence Factors Kara Smith, Lea Woodard, Nathan
Beach, and Louise Temple
12. Water Versus Sediment: Escherichia coli Populations and their Potential for Horizontal Gene Transfer in an
Agriculturally Impacted Stream
Brandon Kocher, Erika Gehr, and
James Herrick
14. Transcriptional Regulation of the Rat NOS1 Enzyme in Diabetes: Response to Advanced Glycation Endproducts
Rob Lera and Terrie Rife
16. Investigation of a Microinjection Technique to Access Brainstem Nuclei in Rats Katherine Cox, Kelsey Ann Hickson,
and Justin Brown
18. Antioxidant Capacities for Common Spices Jonathan Baugher and Michael Renfroe
20. Characterization of Cryptic Species and Population Differentiation Inferred from18S rDNA, CO1, and ITS2 DNA
Sequences in Cyclops scutifer
and Cyclops kolensis
Ashley Neal and Grace Wyngaard
Session 5. Oral Presentations. Friday 3:00 – 4:15. Burruss 031. 3:00 K. Characterization of a Polymorphism in Neuronal Nitric Oxide Synthase 1F Promoter David Mitchell and Terrie Rife
3:15 L. Antioxidant Content in Selected and Imported and Domestic Wines Lindsey Deliman and Michael Renfroe
3:30 M. Source Determination of Interleukin 3 During Contact Hypersensitivity Reaction Eric Feinstein, and Ken Roth
3:45 N. Expression of the CB2 Cannabinoid Receptor Treated with LPS and JWH.133 LaQuasha Drisdale and Robyn
Puffenbarger
4:00 O. Investigation of How Decreased Expression of NOS1 Results from the Development of Type II Diabetes in a Sprague Dawley Rat Model Sarah Thomas, Divya Bansal, Cheryl
Talley, and Terrie Rife
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