Amount of shoulder and elbow rotations during reaching phases, same legend as Fig 4. per Amélie Touillet (14141793)

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Box plots comparing the temporal variables during reaching between the non-amputated (grey) and prosthetic (red) sides. per Amélie Touillet (14141793)

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Time spent in the center of the open field is shown in female and male Nurr1 +/+ and +/- mice after <i>T</i>. <i>gondii</i> infection or vehicle injection (Control). per Jeffrey B. Eells (11751583)

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Body weight, acoustic startle response and prepulse inhibition of the acoustic startle response was measure in 120 day old female and male Nurr1 +/+ and +/- mice. per Jeffrey B. Eells (11751583)

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Workshop 1. per Natasha Blaize Gardiner (17457637)

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Percent prepulse inhibition in Nurr1 +/+ and +/- mice after vehicle injection (Control) or <i>T</i>. <i>gondii</i> infection (A.). per Jeffrey B. Eells (11751583)

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Behavior in an open field was tested in male and female Nurr1 +/+ and +/- mice. per Jeffrey B. Eells (11751583)

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To demonstrate aversion to bobcat urine, percent time spent in the quadrant with bobcat urine (Bobcat Urine) was compare to the percent time spent in the same quadrant from the pre... per Jeffrey B. Eells (11751583)

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The knowledge exchange continuum (including KE models, repertoires and assumptions [18,51,52]). per Natasha Blaize Gardiner (17457637)

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Workshop 2. per Natasha Blaize Gardiner (17457637)

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Effect of <i>T</i>. <i>gondii</i> infection on body weight is shown in female and male Nurr1 +/+ and +/- mice as percent change in body weight from weight prior to infection to bod... per Jeffrey B. Eells (11751583)

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Antibody titers to <i>T</i>. <i>gondii</i>. per Jeffrey B. Eells (11751583)

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Emergence test latency, time in cylinder and total exits. per Jeffrey B. Eells (11751583)

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Percent change in body weight and change in distance traveled in the open field are shown in relation to the level of <i>T</i>. <i>gondii</i> antibodies. per Jeffrey B. Eells (11751583)

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Open field activity is shown in female and male Nurr1 +/+ and +/- mice after <i>T</i>. <i>gondii</i> infection or vehicle injection (Control). per Jeffrey B. Eells (11751583)

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Morphological and Optical Transitions during Micelle-Seeded Chiral Growth on Gold Nanorods per Xiaolu Zhuo (1561360)

“…Such a seeded-growth process involves the use of a chiral cosurfactant that induces micellar helicity, in turn driving the transition from achiral to chiral Au NRs, from both the morphological and the optical points of view. …”

Morphological and Optical Transitions during Micelle-Seeded Chiral Growth on Gold Nanorods per Xiaolu Zhuo (1561360)

“…Such a seeded-growth process involves the use of a chiral cosurfactant that induces micellar helicity, in turn driving the transition from achiral to chiral Au NRs, from both the morphological and the optical points of view. …”

Morphological and Optical Transitions during Micelle-Seeded Chiral Growth on Gold Nanorods per Xiaolu Zhuo (1561360)

“…Such a seeded-growth process involves the use of a chiral cosurfactant that induces micellar helicity, in turn driving the transition from achiral to chiral Au NRs, from both the morphological and the optical points of view. …”

Morphological and Optical Transitions during Micelle-Seeded Chiral Growth on Gold Nanorods per Xiaolu Zhuo (1561360)

“…Such a seeded-growth process involves the use of a chiral cosurfactant that induces micellar helicity, in turn driving the transition from achiral to chiral Au NRs, from both the morphological and the optical points of view. …”

Morphological and Optical Transitions during Micelle-Seeded Chiral Growth on Gold Nanorods per Xiaolu Zhuo (1561360)

“…Such a seeded-growth process involves the use of a chiral cosurfactant that induces micellar helicity, in turn driving the transition from achiral to chiral Au NRs, from both the morphological and the optical points of view. …”