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A31: The Role of Site-1 Protease in Adipogenesis
Presenter: Yasmin Rai
Faculty research mentor:
Dr. Rita Brookheart
Presentation session:
10:00AM - 11:30AM: Poster Session A
Acknowledgments:
Special acknowledgments to the Brookheart lab for instruction and resources. I am especially grateful for the guidance provided by my mentor and support from the members of my lab.
Adipogenesis is the process by which undifferentiated cells ...
B63: Low-dose radiation acts as a promising preconditioning regimen for dendritic cell vaccines
Presenters: Eric Kwon, Solomon Kang
Faculty research mentor:
Carl DeSelm
Presentation session:
12:45PM - 2:15PM: Poster Session B
Acknowledgments:
Amgen Scholars Program, WashU DBBS, and Dr. Carl DeSelm for their continued support for my research.
Background: Dendritic cells are potent antigen-presenting cells that induce the adaptive immune system to prot...
B51: Designing CRISPR-Cas9 guides to study functional role of Hox genes in ARID1A/1B knockout melanoma
Presenter: Kenta Kato
Faculty research mentor:
George Souroullas, PhD
Presentation session:
12:45PM - 2:15PM: Poster Session B
Acknowledgments:
I would like to express my gratitude to my principal investigator, George Souroullas, PhD, and my primary mentor, Phyo Nay Lin, MD, for their guidance throughout the entirety of my project, as well as other members of the Souroullas Lab for their invaluable support. Thank you!
Melanoma is a type of cancer that originates from melanocytes, which are skin cells that produce a pigment called melanin. Epi...
Deploying Emergency Bystander Internet Training (DEBIT) for Laypeople in Nigeria: a Randomized Control Trial
Presenter: Mary Falstin
Faculty research mentor:
Patricia Widder
Presentation session:
Recorded
Through DEBIT, we hope to determine the possibility of an entirely remote course administration for...
Cloning of OXB-15-akaluc into pGRG36 vector for Akaluc gene integration
Presenter: shuai yuan
Faculty research mentor:
James Fleckenstein
Presentation session:
Recorded
Acknowledgments:
james fleckenstein
The cloning of OXB-15-akaluc into the pGRG36 vector represents a significa...
A Normative Defense of Political Riot
Presenter: Quincy Becker
Faculty research mentor:
Lori Watson
Presentation session:
1:45PM - 3:15PM: Deeper Dive Talks 2 (BH 150); Center for the Humanities roundtable
Acknowledgments:
Lori Watson
This thesis defends an account of the morally permissible political riot. Contrary to standard wisdom, I argue for the riot’s m...