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    GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS IN MEASLES VIRUS RESEARCH 

    Zilliox, Michael (Johns Hopkins University, 2007-03-26)
    The sequencing of the human genome ushered in the era of high-throughput biology. Rapid, whole cell analysis is replacing the molecular reductionist approach of the last century. Microarrays are one of the main high-throughput ...
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    TOPICS IN HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS: THE STANDARD MODEL AND BEYOND 

    Blechman, Andrew (Johns Hopkins University, 2007-03-26)
    This thesis is compiled from the various projects I completed as a graduate student at the Johns Hopkins University Physics Department. The first project studied threshold effects in excited charmed baryon decays. The ...
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    DISSECTING PATHWAYS WITH THE YEAST KNOCKOUT COLLECTION 

    Peyser, Brian D. (Johns Hopkins University, 2008-02-04)
    The yeast knockout collections provide opportunities to perform massively parallel phenotyping of deletion mutants for almost every yeast open reading frame. I used the knockout collection to screen for synthetic lethal ...
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    ORGANIZING FORCES AND CONFORMATIONAL ACCESSIBILITY IN THE UNFOLDED STATE OF PROTEINS 

    Fitzkee, Nicholas (Johns Hopkins University, 2006-08-03)
    For over fifty years, the unfolded state of proteins had been thought to be featureless and random. Experiments by Tanford and Flory confirmed that unfolded proteins possessed the same dimensions as those predicted of a ...
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    The whole world will be able to see us: Cultural factors affecting insecticide-treated bed net use for malaria control in the Peruvian Amazon 

    Harvey, Steven A. (Steve) (Johns Hopkins University, 2007-03-29)
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    REACTIONS OF HEME CATALYSTS AT NANOCRYSTALLINE TiO2 THIN FILM INTERFACES WITH ORGANOHALIDE POLLUTANTS 

    Ito, Tamae (Johns Hopkins University, 2007-03-23)
    Organohalide compounds are one of major pollutants on Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) contaminants candidate list (www.epa.gov.safewater). Chapter 1 represents the overview of environmental detoxification of ...
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    Novel Estimation Methods for Unsupervised Discovery of Latent Structure in Natural Language Text 

    Smith, Noah (Johns Hopkins University, 2006-10-30)
    This thesis is about estimating probabilistic models to uncover useful hidden structure in data; specifically, we address the problem of discovering syntactic structure in natural language text. We present three new ...
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    PATHWAYS TO TRANSNATIONALITY: NETWORKS, COLLECTIVE ACTION, AND TRADE DEBATES IN THE AMERICAS 

    Von Bülow, Marisa (Johns Hopkins University, 2007-01-11)
    This dissertation examines the various pathways to transnationality taken by civil society organizations challenging the negotiations of free trade agreements in the Americas. It proposes a relational approach that focuses ...
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    THE EFFECT OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS ON THE LABOR MARKET OUTCOMES OF HIV-INFECTED PERSONS USING HIGHLY ACTIVE ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY IN THE UNITED STATES: 1996-2004 

    Galarraga, Omar (Johns Hopkins University, 2006-11-02)
    OBJECTIVE: To examine the association between antidepressant use and the likelihood of being employed among HIV-positive persons receiving highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART). DATA SOURCES: Panel (longitudinal), ...
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    RANDOM DRIFT: CHANCE AND EXPLANATION IN EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY 

    Goldstein, Adam (Johns Hopkins University, 2006-08-03)
    The central claim for which I argue in this dissertation is that there are important phenomena that occur by random drift that evolutionary biologists explain using a strategy I term “process explanation.” This claim ...
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