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1. Factors that moderate energy intake: Investigating protein, energy density, and pre-portioned entrees

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Open Access
Author:
Blatt, Alexandria D
Title:
Factors that moderate energy intake: Investigating protein, energy density, and pre-portioned entrees
Graduate Program:
Nutrition
Keywords:
pre-portioned entrees
energy density
protein
intake
obesity
File:
Download Blatt_2011_Dissertation_Final.pdf
Committee Members:
Barbara Jean Rolls, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Barbara Jean Rolls, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Terryl Johnson Hartman, Committee Member
Sharon Nickols Richardson, Committee Member
Penny Margaret Kris Etherton, Committee Member
Mary Jane De Souza, Committee Member

3. A JUGAR!: UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY (PA) AND INFLUENCES ON PA ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS IN U.S. CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS

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Open Access
Author:
Ross, Sharon E.
Title:
A JUGAR!: UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY (PA) AND INFLUENCES ON PA ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS IN U.S. CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS
Graduate Program:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
physical activity
immigrant
public health
obesity
health promotion
children
File:
Download Ross_Dissertation_Thesis_FINAL.pdf
Committee Members:
Lori Anne Francis, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Lori Anne Francis, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Collins O Airhihenbuwa, Committee Member
Patricia Barthalow Koch, Committee Member
Robert William Schrauf, Committee Member
Edgar Paul Yoder, Committee Member

4. THE EFFECTS OF DIET INDUCED OBESITY ON SECRETION, MILK COMPOSITION, AND MAMMARY GLAND MICROENVIRONMENT IN A MOUSE MODEL

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Open Access
Author:
Velasquez, Vanessa Renee
Title:
THE EFFECTS OF DIET INDUCED OBESITY ON SECRETION, MILK COMPOSITION, AND MAMMARY GLAND MICROENVIRONMENT IN A MOUSE MODEL
Graduate Program:
Nutrition
Keywords:
obesity
DIO
mouse mammary gland
lactation
milk secretion
File:
Download MS_Thesis_Velasquez_V.pdf
Committee Members:
Shannon Leanne Kelleher, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Shannon Leanne Kelleher, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor