Carol Zygar Plautz, Ph.D. | Shepherd University | People | Alumni
People: Alumni
Justin Arner |
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Effects of local water contaminants on the development of aquatic organisms |
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Malia Deshotel |
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Using morpholino oligonucleotides to study the role of Xldb1 as a nuclear transcription factor in the lens development of Xenopus laevis |
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Jessica Beadenkopf |
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Abnormalities in growth, development and fecundity in the snail Lymnaea palustris as a result of exposure to environmental contaminants |
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Ryan Manuel |
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Lymnaea palustris as a model organism for the developmental biology teaching laboratory and for developmental and reproductive experimentation |
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Brett Zirkle |
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Establishment of a Role for Transcriptional Cofactor Xldb1 in Xenopus Lens Development |
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Tara Jewell |
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Using gynogenesis to identify novel phenotypes in a random mutagenesis screen of Xenopus tropicalis |
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Rob Ciancaglini |
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Disturbances in reproduction and viability in aquatic invertebrates chronically exposed to the herbicide RoundUp and possible misexpression of enzymes in the steroidogenic pathway |
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Matt Glover |
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Using an operant conditioning schedule to test for long-term memory formation abnormalities in the pond snail, Lymnaea palustris |
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Jessi Cain |
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Investigating the link between disturbances in reproduction and expression of enzymes in the steroidogenic pathway in aquatic invertebrates exposed to components of the herbicide RoundUp |
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Lesley Swisher |
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Using gynogenesis to identify novel phenotypes in a random mutagenesis screen of Xenopus tropicalis |
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Jordan Hunter |
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Using an operant conditioning schedule to test for long-term memory formation abnormalities in the pond snail, Lymnaea palustris |
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Chris Seal |
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Investigating the link between disturbances in reproduction and expression of enzymes in the steroidogenic pathway in aquatic invertebrates exposed to components of the herbicide RoundUp |
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Samantha Mines |
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Investigating reproductive and developmental abnormalities in aquatic invertebrates exposed to components of the herbicide RoundUp |
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Jessica Chaney |
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Investigating the link between disturbances in reproduction and expression of enzymes in the steroidogenic pathway in aquatic invertebrates exposed to components of the herbicide RoundUp
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Ben Hackett |
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Investigating the cellular basis of long-term memory formation and disruption in the pond snail, Lymnaea palustris | |
Zoe Charalambous |
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Using Lymnaea palustris as a model organism for the developmental biology teaching laboratory and for developmental and reproductive experimentation |
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Katelyn Walters |
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The effect of the water quality in the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers at Harper’s Ferry National Historical Park on the development of Xenopus laevis and Lymnaea palustris embryos | |
Dustin Revell |
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Molecular Investigations into the Genome of a Non-Model Organism, Lymnaea palustris |
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Richard Goodman |
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Stimulants and Stimuli: The Effects of Neuroactive Pharmaceuticals on the Process of Learning and Memory Formation |
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Allison Brooks |
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Alterations in steroid sex hormones and the steroidogenic pathway in Lymnaea palustris exposed to RoundUp | |
Victoria Young |
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Learning and Memory Effects of Caffeine in Lymnaea palustris | |
Derek Schoppert |
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Exploration of memory formation and disruption in the pond snail, Lymnaea palustris | |
Ashley George |
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Cloning of key steroidogenic pathway elements in the mollusk Lymnaea palustris | |
Hannah Williams |
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The Effects of Morpholino Oligonucleotides Directed Against ldb1 on the Expression of Known Lens and Eye Genes and Histology in the Developing Eye | |
Preetha Phillips |
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The Effects of RoundUp and its Constituents on Steroid Hormone Levels in the Snail Lymnaea palustris | |
Priya Arumuganathan |
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Assessment of Steroidogenic Pathway Components Following Exposure of L. palustris to the herbicide RoundUp or its Components |
