Does Long-Term High Fat Diet Always Lead to Smaller Hippocampi Volumes, Metabolite Concentrations, and Worse Learning and Memory? A Magnetic Resonance and Behavioral Study in Wista... by Zuzanna Setkowicz (811116)

“…Human studies have demonstrated some alterations in brains of otherwise healthy obese individuals and elevated risk of neurodegenerative disease of old age; these studies have also pointed to slightly diminished memory and executive functions among healthy obese individuals. …”

Graphical summary of research aim and key findings. by Berta Puig (344828)

“…Key hallmarks of prion-associated neuropathology are also altered in the transgenic mice including (iii) decreased PrP^Sc production and deposition, (iv) reduced vacuolization (spongiosis) of the brain parenchyma, and (v) reduced induction of astrocytes and microglia (reactive gliosis). …”

Why Do People Migrate Irregularly? Evidence From a Lab-in-the-Field Experiment in West Africa by Tijan Bah (18888085)

Project Summary - Supporting Learners with a contextualised Community of Practice (CoP) by Leigh-Anne Perryman (20453192)

Extended territorial (scope 1 and 2) per capita CO₂ emissions and per capita CFs across 354 municipalities in England by Jan Minx (557244)

In Vivo Response to Methotrexate Forecasts Outcome of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and Has a Distinct Gene Expression Profile by Michael J Sorich (275350)

Candidate receptors queried for a role in MPO-trafficking using shRNA knockdown and NH₄Cl in T47D-MPO cells. by Richard P. Laura (2149180)

“…Blots were reprobed with MPO antibodies to detect any changes in the relative amounts of heterotetramer and proMPO linked to decreased SorLA expression, with or without concomitant inhibition of ciMPR activity by treatment of cells with 10 mM NH₄Cl (bottom blot). …”

Crossing the Rhine by Their Finest Hour Project Team (18604667)