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  1. Supersymmetry Breaking: Models of Gauge Mediation with Gauge Messengers

    … 5 we deal with direct gauge mediation with gauge messengers. In this version of gauge mediation, the spontaneously broken gauge group is identified with the MSSM GUT gauge group and generically leads to tachyonic squark or slepton masses. In the particular case where the GUT gauge group is SU(5), …

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  2. Manipulation of second messengers by ectopic expression of receptors in transgenic Drosophila

    … the selective manipulation of the second messengers cyclic GMP (cGMP), cyclic AMP (cAMP) and calcium (Ca2+) in the renal (Malpighian) tubule of the genetic model organism, Drosophila melanogaster. The importance of the second messengers cGMP, cAMP and Ca2+ in control of fluid transport …

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  3. Children's Song-Makers as Messengers of Hope: Participatory Research with Implications for Teacher Educators

    <p>Pete Seeger, Ella Jenkins, Suni Paz and six other leading children's musicians in the U.S contributed their experience to this study about the crucial role of music and singing for social justice in children's lives and its shrinking presence in U.S. pre-school and elementary schools. The study …

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  4. Silent Messengers: Visualizing the Growth of Christianity in China by Chinese Christian Posters, 1927-1942

    Christians in China experienced both the hopefulness and the hopelessness in 1930s China. The re-establishment of the Nanjing government in 1927 partially alleviated the fierce anti-Christian sentiments prevalent in China. Having recognized the daunting circumstance which Christianity in China was …

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  5. Reactive Oxygen Species are Second Messengers in the Lysophosphatidic Acid Induced Survival Signaling of Ovarian Cancer

    … which led us to question if ROS served as second messengers in the aforementioned survival signaling pathways. We challenged SKOV3 cells with antioxidant treatments in the presence of LPA to examine their effects on cell proliferation and Akt, ERK, and NF-κB activation. Two antioxidants, …

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  6. Graduate Recital, Trumpet

    … the trumpet lineage of Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. I owe a great deal to Blakey, as some of the trumpeters in this group are my biggest influences. Lee Morgan made such an impact on Bobby Timmons' "Moanin" that future Messengers horn players would quote the beginning and ending of Lee's …

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  7. A nucleic acid-based bacterial message export system for cell-to-cell communication

    … between and among cells via small-molecule messengers being funneled from the sender to the receiver cell. Nucleic acids are rarely used as extracellular messengers due to their labile nature and proclivity for enzymatic digestion. Eliminating these obstacles will allow for a larger array of …

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  8. Three essays on conservation practice adoption and cropland allocation

    … of enrollment restrictions and information messengers on farmers’ adoption of conservation practices in the United States, as well as the role of the Chinese government in influencing cropland allocation decisions. Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 focus on the adoption of conservation practices. …

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  9. A biblical analysis of Donald A. McGavran's harvest theology principle

    … harvest theology in terms of the role of gospel messengers, the importance of strategy and effective methods, and numerical results. Chapter 3 examines the biblical text to discover the role assigned to gospel messengers. The key question for this chapter is as follows: What role, biblically, do …

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  10. Angels and Sub-Divine Supernatural Beings: Their Characteristics, Function, and Relationship to God and Humanity in Deuteronomy-Kings

    … supernatural beings and their roles as warriors, messengers, and tormentors. However, in Joshua 5:13-15 and Exodus 3:2-6, appearances of the Prince of the Host (of YHWH) should be interpreted as theophanies (cf. Daniel 8:10-11). Some “angel of the LORD” passages, such as Judges 6, can also be …

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  11. Energy utilization of toad retina: A hydrogen-1 and phosphorus-31 NMR study

    … membrane protein interactions and second messengers (Ca$\sp{2+}$ and G-proteins) are generalizable to many other biological systems.

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  12. SYNTHESIS OF SMALL MOLECULE PROBES FOR PROTEIN SULFENIC ACIDS

    … have become well documented in recent years as messengers in signal transduction. One important mechanism by which redox-based signaling happens is reversible oxidation of cysteine residues forming cysteine sulfenic acids (Cys-SOH) which are thought to be one of the most prevalent cysteine …

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  13. The development of motility in spermatozoa

    … and caudal epididymal regions of the rat, second messengers are not effective in stimulating motility, but they are involved once such pH change has occurred. The spermatozoa of Fucus serratus differ from mammalian spermatozoa in that they are released into the sea prior to fertilisation and the …

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  14. Mechanisms associated with secretory and contractile responses in tissues and cells of the body in health and disease

    … These include the utilization of such second messengers as calcium (Ca2+), adenosine 3, 5 cyclic monophosphate ( cyclic AMP), protein kinase C (PKC) and tyrosine kinase (TK . A combination of these intracellular messengers can either potentiate or attenuate on

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  15. Impact of Second Messenger Modulation on Activity-Dependent and Basal Properties of Excitatory Synapses

    … messenger signals. Understanding how second messengers sculpt synaptic properties and produce changes in synaptic output is key for elucidating the interplay between network activity and synaptic properties. We studied the effect of second messenger modification on activity-dependent and …

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