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The roles of valvular myofibroblasts and endothelium in the development of human cardiac valvular disease
Vascular disease is the largest single cause of death in developed nations, and the incidence of cardiac…
View details2002Competition
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The search for novel regulatory elements in C.elegans
Gene expression is the process by which a gene’s information is interpreted via RNA messengers to regulate…
View details2005Competition
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The structure and function of the Striatum in First Episode Psychosis
Schizophrenia is a complex and devastating mental disorder, marked by a breakdown in the relation between thoughts,…
View details2005Competition
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The structure and process level determinants of improved clinical outcomes in prehospital cardiac arrest and major trauma
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) systems provide care to complex patients under less than ideal circumstances. Paramedics treat…
View details2007Competition
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The temporal regulation of neurogenesis during olfactory system development
Olfactory receptor neurons (ORNs) are the cells responsible for translating the odours in our external environment into…
View details2006Competition
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The use of CpG adjuvants, bio-degradable microparticles, and microneedle technology for the design of novel single-dose vaccines
Vaccines are important in protecting our bodies against potentially deadly infectious diseases. The vaccines developed in the…
View details2011Competition
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The value of cardiac specific troponin in predicting cardiac outcomes in an asymptomatic chronic kidney disease population
Chronic kidney disease is associated with a high risk for heart attack, even after accounting for traditional…
View details2003Competition
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The Zot system of intercellular tight junction regulation
In order to improve the effectiveness of drugs taken orally (by mouth), researchers need to understand how…
View details2006Competition
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Therapeutic efficacy of a novel enteral nutrition strategy in pediatric inflammatory bowel disease
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is characterized by chronic, relapsing inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, and includes Crohn’s…
View details2018Competition
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Therapeutic existential experiences during wilderness exposure: Implications for wilderness therapy programs
Mark Ring already holds a PhD in Biochemistry, but his focus shifted recently to work on a…
View details2002Competition
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Tissue engineered human cerebral blood vessels: A platform for lipoprotein studies on cerebrovasculature health
With every heartbeat, one quarter of all the blood in the body flows through the brain. This…
View details2017Competition
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