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 Kathleen
E. McGinness
In Vitro Evolution of RNA Ligase Ribozymes that
Exhibit RNA Polymerase Activity
Advisor: Gerald F. Joyce, professor, Department of
Chemistry and Molecular Biology
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 Rachel
Susan Ozer
Phosphorylation and Regulation of Neuronal Cytoskeletal
Protein MAP2
Advisor: Shelley Halpain, associate professor, Department
of Cell Biology
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 Jeffrey
A. Pfefferkorn
1. Total Synthesis of Sarcodictyins A and B and
Studies Toward the Synthesis of Garsubellin A
2. Design and Solid Phase Synthesis of Natural Product
Like Combinatorial Libraries
Advisor: K. C. Nicolaou, professor and chair, Department
of Chemistry
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Hans Edward Purkey
Design, Synthesis, Activity and Binding Selectivity
of Transthyretin Amyloid Fibril Inhibitors
Advisor: Jeffery W. Kelly, professor, Department of
Chemistry
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 Robin
J. Rosenfeld
Nitric Oxide Synthase: Structural and Computational
Analyses of Inhibitor Potency and Biophysical Studies
of Nitrosylated NOS Intermediates
Advisor: Elizabeth Getzoff, professor, Department of
Molecular Biology
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 Meiling
Shang
Deciphering the Functions of Laminin-5 LG Modules:
Insights into the Effects of G Domain Packing Geometry
on Laminin Function
Advisor: Vito Quaranta, associate professor,
Department of Cell Biology
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 Andrew
I. Su
Genomics Technologies for Functional Gene Annotation
Advisor: Peter G. Schultz, professor, Department
of Chemistry
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 David
A. Vosburg
Synthesis of Fumagillin and (+)-FR182877
Advisor: Erik J. Sorensen, associate professor, Department
of Chemistry
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Won Hyung Yoon
Diels-Alder Approach to the Total Synthesis of
CP-225,917 and CP-263,114 and Determination of their
Absolute Configuration by Asymmetric Synthesis
Advisor: K. C. Nicolaou, professor and chair, Department
of Chemistry
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 Samantha
G. Zeitlin
The Timing and Function of Centromere Protein A
(CENP-A) Phosphorylation in Mitosis and Cytokinesis
Advisor: Kevin F. Sullivan, associate professor, Department
of Cell Biology
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