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Developing novel treatments for X-linked retinoschisis (XLRS)

Hassan, Salma

In a recent study by our lab, - dose-response study using subretinal delivery of rAAV2tYF-CB-hRS1, we showed that a dose of 8×10 vg/eye produced optimal therapeutic benefit, resulting in significant structural rescue (reduction in cystic schisis) and functional recovery of retinal cells and vision, as measured by elect...

Examining reactivity between boron Lewis acids and halogenated species

Schneider, Ashley A.

Boron Lewis acids are widely known for their formation of strong bonds with fluorine. This ability drives a range of reactivity through the energy provided by a thermodynamically favorable bond formation. Additionally, C–F activation can be employed as a compelling strategy to gain access to invaluable fluorinated moti...

Neurodiversity in late medieval English literature

Gonzalez, Carolyn Sue

This study intervenes at the intersection of medieval literary studies and critical disability theory, responding to the growing imperative to extend neurodiversity studies beyond modern contexts. Whereas disability studies has profoundly reshaped how scholars interpret embodiment, difference, and identity, neurodivers...

Manufacturing the mill girl

Baron, Kassie Jo

The figure of the New England mill girl loomed large in American literary imagination during the first industrial revolution. Between 1830 and 1860, social reformers, literary and medical professionals, as well as politicians and journalists positioned the bodies of white, working-class, female operatives in New Englan...

Serious Illness in an Aging Society: Population Needs, Social Determinants of Health, and the Physician Workforce from a Health Equity Perspective

Tabata-Kelly, Masami

In Paper 2, I conducted a longitudinal population-based study using the 2006–2020 HRS, linked with the Psychosocial and Lifestyle Questionnaire, to characterize deficits in social connection among U.S. adults aged ≥51 years and examine their association with the timing of serious illness. Using a composite measure of d...

The experience of flight, political phenomenology of the ordinary

Hanff, Cécile

Cette recherche s'intéresse à l'expérience de l'oppression pensée au prisme de l'expérience de la fuite. Il s'agit de s'intéresser à la fuite tant dans ses dimensions ordinaires d'évitement que dans la dimension plus rare de la prise de fuite réelle.

Soviet cinema from Stalin's death to Perestroika in dialogue with the rest of the world: analysis of cultural transfers

Ianushko, Alena

Soviet cinema has always been a central tool for propaganda and the construction of socialism, as Vladimir Lenin emphasized when he called it ''the most important of the arts.'' In the decades following the October Revolution of 1917, this cinema glorified the ideals of the Communist Party, fulfilling the demands of so...

Linking Greenhouse Gas Release to Subsurface Biogeochemistry in Minerogenic Salt Marshes on the Wadden Sea Coast

Kainz, Nora

Vegetated coastal wetlands such as salt marshes can store large amounts of organic carbon (OC) belowground. The accumulation of OC is favored due to water-saturated, anoxic subsurface conditions, which suppress OC decomposition. Due to their substantial OC sequestration rate, coastal wetlands have an important role in...

Investigating the role of interleukin-33 during rhinovirus-induced asthma exacerbations

Cooper, Rebecca

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