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The Butcher Program Symposia, Seed Grants, and Awards : program and abstracts
Contributor:Various authors
Date:2013-11-01
Date:2013-11-01
The Butcher Program Symposia, Seed Grants, and Awards is a publication of the University of Colorado's BioFrontiers Institute. The publication includes the 2012 Awardee Abstracts, Interdisciplinary Research Highlights, ...
Butcher Symposium on Genomics and Biotechnology : the future of Biomedicine in Colorado, a workshop of the possible, abstracts
Contributor:Various authors
Date:2002-11-03
Date:2002-11-03
The Butcher Symposium on Genomics and Biotechnology is a CU Genomics and Biotech Initiative. The report was generated on October 24, 2002 and includes over 100 author submissions.
Understanding our impact: analyzing librarian involvment with systematic reviews
Contributor:Craven, Hannah J.; Palmer, Kristina C.; Piper, Christi R.
Date:2019-04-26
Date:2019-04-26
Introduction: Inclusion of a librarian increases the validity of a systematic review (SR).¹ˉ⁴ The Institute for Medicine's Standards for Systematic Reviews state to work with a librarian.⁵ Previous studies analyzing quality ...
Developmental origins and heterogeneity of the neocortical oligodendrocyte lineage
Contributor:Winkler, Caitlin
Date Submitted:2019
Date Submitted:2019
The formation of neocortical circuits during development requires coordinated production of excitatory projection neurons, astrocytes, and oligodendrocytes from a shared pool of neural progenitor cells. While we are beginning ...
Characterizing MIR137HG variation and contribution to risk for schizophrenia
Contributor:Pacheco, Ashley
Date Submitted:2019
Date Submitted:2019
The MIR137HG gene encoding microRNA-137 (miR-137) is associated with risk for schizophrenia (SZ) through genetic and functional studies, however, the molecular mechanisms underlying risk remain unknown. Through this work ...
Reward processing in healthy adolescents and adolescents with Anorexia nervosa
Contributor:Deguzman, Marisa
Date Submitted:2019
Date Submitted:2019
Anorexia nervosa (AN) is a severe eating disorder that predominantly affects young females and typically begins in adolescence. These studies aimed to understand the underlying neurobiology of adolescent AN by assessing ...
Comparison of two-stage FPCA and bayesian mixture models applied to physical activity accelerometer data : pattern identification and group classification, A
Contributor:Cotton, Eleanor R.
Date Submitted:2019
Date Submitted:2019
Collectively, society has begun to borderline obsess with ability to monitor our physical activity. A plethora of devices now exist to monitor steps, heart rate, sleep pattern, and many other metrics, giving individuals ...
High altitude pregnancy as a model for uteroplacental hypoxia : identifying therapeutic targets for preventing fetal growth restriction
Contributor:Coates, Sydney Louise
Date Submitted:2019
Date Submitted:2019
Arguably a population with the greatest unmet need for therapies is pregnant women. Despite the risk of maternal and offspring perinatal morbidity and “programming” of adult disease in the offspring, there is a lack of ...
Building a brain : interrogating how the α-tubulin gene TUBA1A contributes to neurodevelopment
Contributor:Aiken, Jayne
Date Submitted:2019
Date Submitted:2019
The importance of microtubules during the development and appropriate function of the nervous system has long been acknowledged. The highly complex coordination of cell proliferation, differentiation, migration, neuronal ...
Mechanisms of immunoglobulin somatic hypermutation during retroviral infection
Contributor:Jones, Sean Taylor
Date Submitted:2019
Date Submitted:2019
A potential HIV-1 vaccine should stimulate a broadly neutralizing antibody (bNAb) response, which overcomes HIV-1 mutational escape to typical NAb responses that develop by covering a wide variety of HIV-1 strains. bNAbs ...