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Synthesis and study of fluorescent sensors for Fe(II)
(2015)
The human body has an essential need for metals to sustain function and health. In particular, iron is the most abundant transition metal in the body and the focus of this thesis. The average adult has a cellular concentration ...
The effect of auditory memory load on intensity resolution in individuals with Parkinson's disease
(2014)
Purpose: The purpose of the current study was to investigate the effect of auditory memory load on intensity resolution in individuals with Parkinson's disease (PD) as compared to two groups of listeners without PD. Methods: ...
Methodology for NMR-based metabonomics and application for detection of early stage epithelial ovarian cancer
(2011)
NMR-based metabonomics can be viewed as an approach to efficiently extract information from a large number of NMR spectra for biofluids using statistical analysis to diagnose diseases and to gain insights on the changes ...
Molecular determinants of corticosteroid and anti-cancer drug pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
(2011)
This thesis dissertation seeks to identify the molecular determinants of the pharmacokinetics (PK) and pharmacodynamics (PD) of corticosteroids and selected anti-cancer agents (erbB2 antagonists and camptothecin analogues) ...
Association between physical food environment and weight status of NYS public school students
(2017)
The prevalence of obesity has become a great public health concern in the United States. Food environment is one contextual driver that has been widely discussed. According to previous research, disparities in childhood ...
Improving Technology for Vascular Imaging
(2017)
Neuro-endovascular image guided interventions (Neuro-EIGIs) is a minimally invasive procedure that require micro catheters and endovascular devices be inserted into the vasculature via an incision near the femoral artery ...
Assessing Metal Accumulation in Biological Systems and the Transformations of Trace Organic Contaminants in the Environment Using Mass Spectrometric Methods
(2017)
Industrialization has had a huge impact on the quality of the environment. Contaminants enter the environment via either natural or anthropogenic sources including wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), agricultural practices, ...
Development of Novel Ionstar-Based Methods for Large-Scale Tissue and Plasma Proteomics with High Sensitivity and Reproducibility
(2017)
Quantitative proteomics concomitantly analyze numerous proteins in biological samples and thus allows the depiction of a global picture of a dynamically changing proteome, which is inaccessible to conventional reductionist ...
Association between physical food environment and weight status of NYS public school students
(2017)
The prevalence of obesity has become a great public health concern in the United States. Food environment is one contextual driver that has been widely discussed. According to previous research, disparities in childhood ...
Many Doors, One Key Addressing Ecotoxicological, Engineering, Environmental, and Toxicological Questions Using Liquid Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry
(2017)
Pharmaceuticals encompass a huge class of compounds that are used in many aspects of daily life from personal care, healthcare, and agriculture. The increasing demand for these compounds has resulted in their increasing ...