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Start Over Graduate Program Cell and Developmental Biology Committee Member William O Hancock

1. Investigating the cellular functions of kinesin, microtubules and +TIPs using in vitro reconstitution, microscale engineering and novel statistical techniques

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Open Access
Author:
Chen, Yalei
Title:
Investigating the cellular functions of kinesin, microtubules and +TIPs using in vitro reconstitution, microscale engineering and novel statistical techniques
Graduate Program:
Cell and Developmental Biology
Keywords:
microtubule
kinesin
cellulose synthase
spindle
micro-fabrication
in vitro reconstitution
statistics
File:
Download Thesis_Mater_20141209_unlink.pdfDownload Movie_3.1_microtubule_zippering.aviDownload Movie_3.2_microtubule_Curls2.avi
Committee Members:
William O Hancock, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
William O Hancock, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Melissa Rolls, Committee Member
Christopher Martin Yengo, Committee Member
Richard Cyr, Committee Member
Thomas Nelson Jackson, Committee Member

2. Identifying the function of kinesin-13 family members and how they contribute to neuronal development.

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Open Access
Author:
Long, Melissa Katherine
Title:
Identifying the function of kinesin-13 family members and how they contribute to neuronal development.
Graduate Program:
Cell and Developmental Biology
Keywords:
kinesin-13
Klp59C
Klp10A
neuronal development
microtubules
cell polarity
File:
Download MelissaLong_MastersThesis_V2.pdf
Committee Members:
Melissa Rolls, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Wendy Hanna Rose, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
William O Hancock, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

3. From Structure to Dynamics: Direct Visualization of Primary Plant Cell Walls by Atomic Force Microscopy

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Open Access
Author:
Zhang, Tian
Title:
From Structure to Dynamics: Direct Visualization of Primary Plant Cell Walls by Atomic Force Microscopy
Graduate Program:
Cell and Developmental Biology
Keywords:
plant cell walls
AFM
dynamics
biomechanics
loosening
growth
File:
Download Tian_Zhang_thesis_final.pdf
Committee Members:
Daniel J Cosgrove, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Daniel J Cosgrove, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Sarah Mary Assmann, Committee Member
Ming Tien, Committee Member
William O Hancock, Committee Member

4. Investigation of the molecular basis underlying a multi-step model of axon injury responses

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Open Access
Author:
Chen, Li
Title:
Investigation of the molecular basis underlying a multi-step model of axon injury responses
Graduate Program:
Cell and Developmental Biology
Keywords:
axon regeneration
neuroprotection
microtubules
gamma-tubulin
Nmnat
DLK
JNK
fos
caspases
mitochondria
File:
Download ChenDissertationJuly15.pdf
Committee Members:
Melissa Rolls, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
William O Hancock, Committee Member
Richard W Ordway, Committee Member
Douglas Cavener, Committee Member
Zhi Chun Lai, Committee Member