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Start Over Degree PHD Year 2015 Committee Member Christopher Howard House

1. Metabolic Potential and Diversity of the Microbial Communities in a Sulfidic Cave System

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Open Access
Author:
Mccauley Rench, Rebecca Louise
Title:
Metabolic Potential and Diversity of the Microbial Communities in a Sulfidic Cave System
Graduate Program:
Geosciences
Keywords:
Frasassi cave system
Astrobiology
Geomicrobiology
Beggiatoa
rope-like biofilms
File:
Download McCauleyRenchDissertation_final_v1.pdf
Committee Members:
Jennifer Macalady, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Jennifer Macalady, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Maryann Victoria Bruns, Committee Member
Christopher Howard House, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Lee Kump, Committee Member

2. The Role of the Auxiliary Iron-sulfur Cluster of Lipoyl Synthase in the Biosynthesis of the Lipoyl Cofactor

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Open Access
Author:
Lanz, Nicholas David
Title:
The Role of the Auxiliary Iron-sulfur Cluster of Lipoyl Synthase in the Biosynthesis of the Lipoyl Cofactor
Graduate Program:
Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Molecular Biology
Keywords:
Lipoyl Synthase
Lipoic Acid
Radical SAM
S-Adenosylmethionine
Mössbauer spectroscopy
Iron-sulfur cluster
File:
Download Thesis_v3_112015.pdf
Committee Members:
Squire J Booker, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Carsten Krebs, Committee Member
Joseph M Bollinger Jr., Committee Member
Kenneth Charles Keiler, Committee Member
Christopher Howard House, Committee Member

3. Microbial Communities In Acid Mine Drainage Ecosystems

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Open Access
Author:
Grettenberger, Christen Lynn
Title:
Microbial Communities In Acid Mine Drainage Ecosystems
Graduate Program:
Ecology
Keywords:
microbial ecology
ecology
acid mine drainage
AMD
metagenomics
next-generation sequencing
File:
Download Grettenberger_Dissertation_Final.pdf
Committee Members:
Jennifer Macalady, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Erica A H Smithwick, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
William D Burgos, Committee Member
Christopher Howard House, Committee Member

4. Implications for Planet Formation from Population Inference of Kepler-planet-candidates and Eclipsing Binaries

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Open Access
Author:
Shabram, Megan Iris
Title:
Implications for Planet Formation from Population Inference of Kepler-planet-candidates and Eclipsing Binaries
Graduate Program:
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Keywords:
exoplanets
planet formation
File:
Download mshabram_dissertation.pdf
Committee Members:
Eric Ford, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Steinn Sigurdsson, Committee Member
Ronald Lynn Gilliland, Committee Member
Kevin Luhman, Committee Member
Christopher Howard House, Committee Member