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    Research Statement Past research accomplishments. Probing the dynamics of neuronal activities is crucial to understand the complex mechanisms of the brain and related diseases. Thus, there are great demands on optogenetic indicators for neuronal activities. However, engineering desired optogenetic indicators is a well-known challenge, probably due to the delicate sensing mechanisms, and the lack of effective high-throughput screen. To tackle this, I developed several novel molecular evolution…

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    Ear Infections

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    these are “holes” in the walls that connect the atrium and ventricle, upper and lower, chambers of the heart. Eye problems are also common in children with Down syndrome. They can develop near sightedness, astigmatism and strabismus which are imbalanced eye muscles. Also they can develop cataracts which can lead to blindness and what is also seen is Glaucoma, which causes increased eye pressure. They can have eye infections by their tear ducts being blocked. Ear infections are common because of…

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    The two readings are focused on the same issue, that is, the surveillance systems that are being employed in the states in America in an effort to improve the security of the people or in a bid to make the people feel that they are safe. These surveillance systems are supposed to be used to detect suspicious individuals in the society and thus the law enforcement agencies can deal with such cases before crime is committed by suspects. The surveillance systems are growing and many are being…

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    1. Hypothesis Statements We are testing the efficiency of an in vivo tool for screening the effects of anti-cancer drugs on zebrafish embryos and comparing the results and their cytotoxicity with MTT assay of the MCF7 breast cancer cell line. The results will indicate if the drugs have similar effects on both breast cancer cells and zebrafish embryos. It is given that embryogenesis and carcinogenesis have similar molecular mechanisms, therefore it is expected that these cell types act somewhat…

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    Olm Research Paper

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    The Olm Here we have a very unique animal, it is the olm. The olm has many adaptations as well as a unique range and habitat. The way that the olm eats and stores food is a captivating process. Also the lifespan of the olm is a long experience. The reproduction is a unique process. The olm is an amazing species, and the more one researches the olm, the more remarkable the animal becomes. In this paper, one can see all of the amazing finding of the olm. The olm is just the common name for…

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    ABSTRACT Dex-Ibuprofen–polyethylene glycol (PEG) conjugates (PEG-dex-Ibu) were organized and their prospective as a prolonged release method was investigated. PEG-Dex-Ibuprofen conjugates were synthesized as of Ibuprofen and PEG with 4000 Da molecular weights by esterification in the incidence of DCC and DMAP. The PEG-dex-Ibu conjugates were characterized by FT-IR, 1H NMR, and DSC analysis. The solubility revise in aqueous system showed an improvement within the solubility of conjugates. The…

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    5), laser deposition with low level of laser power could fabricate the 3D TMC parts, however, the 3DQCN microstructure was not found inside the parts. Low laser power led to poor fluidity of molten material, which would restrict movement of the in-situ reacted TiB whiskers. It also can be seen from Figure 6(a) that large-sized primary TiB was also formed at the low level of laser power, which would impede the formation…

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    What is Oil Pollution? Oil pollution refers to the release of oil into the ocean. The source of the oil is more often than not due to human activity. The term is usually used to refer to oil pollution in the oceans but can also refer to oil pollution on land. Why is Oil Insoluble in Water? Oil is composed of hydrocarbons. Hydrocarbons are insoluble in water because water is a polar molecule and hydrocarbons are non-polar. The general dissolving rule is that ‘like dissolves in like’, since…

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    HPV Infection Paper

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    79-110 million people are currently infected and the worldwide risk of HPV infection at least once in their lifetime in both men and women is 50% (Handler et al., 2015). The risk of being infected with HPV is 24% after someone becomes sexually active if they are also under 25 years old (Foreman et al., 2012). Worldwide, cervical cancer is the 3rd most commonly diagnosed cancer and is the fourth most common cause of cancer death in women with a higher mortality rate in developing nations (Handler…

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    Genetics Down Syndrome

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    Genetics To Down Syndrome Genetics describes the makeup of our cells, genes, chromosomes, and phenotypes. When there is alter in a gene or a duplication of a chromosome, it can lead to a certain diseases. One of the main diseases known today from a duplication of a chromosome is Down syndrome. John Down first put a name to Down syndrome in 1866, but artifacts from Mexico and Saxon documented some cases of Down syndrome in individuals, and also some were found in paintings of the Renaissance in…

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