Program-At-A-Glance
Presiding:
9:00
104- - 3 LAINIE M. MUELLERDr. Brett A. Berke, Faculty Mentor The Neurobiology of Sex Differences, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation
The Neurobiology of Sex Differences, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation
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8:30
106- - 1 AUSTIN HUMBRECHTDr. R. Drew Sieg, Faculty Mentor Austin vs the Crayfish: Assessing crayfish chemosensory behavior in arena and flume settings.
Austin vs the Crayfish: Assessing crayfish chemosensory behavior in arena and flume settings.
8:45
106- - 2 ADDISON A. VANDEWALLEDr. Joanna Hubbard and Dr. R. Drew Sieg, Faculty Mentors Effects of Human Activity on Bird Vigilance Behavior at Campus Feeders
Effects of Human Activity on Bird Vigilance Behavior at Campus Feeders
106- - 3 WILLOW C. REESEDr. Bill R. Miller (A.T. Still University) and Dr. R. Drew Sieg, Faculty Mentors Computational analysis of the Factor V Leiden mutation and binding differences with Activated Protein C
Computational analysis of the Factor V Leiden mutation and binding differences with Activated Protein C
9:15
106- - 4 ADISON P. MOSHER* and HANNAH E. RODRIGUEZDr. Daniela Ostrowski (A.T. Still University) and Dr. Stephen Hudman, Faculty Mentors Proteomics Analysis of Rats' Hippocampus Tissue Following Repeated Mild Hypoxia
Proteomics Analysis of Rats' Hippocampus Tissue Following Repeated Mild Hypoxia
108- - 1 GAGE J. DUDKOWSKIDr. Andrew Kauffmann and Dr. Bill R. Miller (A.T. Still University), Faculty Mentors Inhibition of the Amyloid-Beta Protein Aggregation with Polyphenol Drugs using Computational Chemistry
Inhibition of the Amyloid-Beta Protein Aggregation with Polyphenol Drugs using Computational Chemistry
108- - 2 DAGMAWIT KEBEDEDr. Andrew Kauffmann and Dr. Bill R. Miller (A.T. Still University), Faculty Mentors Allosteric inhibition of Matrix Metalloproteinase 9 (MMP-9) in silico as a potential cancer therapeutic
Allosteric inhibition of Matrix Metalloproteinase 9 (MMP-9) in silico as a potential cancer therapeutic
108- - 3 AUDREY BROWNDr. Bill R. Miller (A.T. Still University) and Dr. Andrew Kauffmann, Faculty Mentors Computational Analysis of Factor V Leiden: APC and Protein S Interactions
Computational Analysis of Factor V Leiden: APC and Protein S Interactions
109- - RITIKA LAMAProf. Nazmul Shahadat, Faculty Mentor Towards Precise Oncology
Towards Precise Oncology
10:30
206- - 3 JENNA C. WOODDr. Maria Beatriz de Souza Cortez and Dr. R. Drew Sieg, Faculty Mentors Using Geospatial Software to Introduce Undergraduate Students to Spatial Distribution Maps
Using Geospatial Software to Introduce Undergraduate Students to Spatial Distribution Maps
10:45
206- - 4 HASSET H. KEBEDEDr. Hajee Mendis, Faculty Mentor Identification of Pathogenic Fusarium Species in Soybeans
Identification of Pathogenic Fusarium Species in Soybeans
10:00
207- - 1 GENEVIEVE R. HUNTER*, AYDEN B. COCKRILL, and ANDREW J. SCHROEDERDr. Brett A. Berke, Faculty Mentor Effects of C9ORF72 mutations in motoneurons of Drosophila larvae
Effects of C9ORF72 mutations in motoneurons of Drosophila larvae
10:15
207- - 2 LAINIE M. MUELLER*, ALEECE WALKER, and MOLLY CERNICHDr. Brett A. Berke, Faculty Mentor Is Cyclophilin 1 the fly version of Cyclophilin D?
Is Cyclophilin 1 the fly version of Cyclophilin D?
207- - 3 KAITLYN E. DONOVAN* and TIA NIDUAZADr. Brett A. Berke, Faculty Mentor The Effects of Fem-1 Mutations on the Lifespan of the Fruit Fly Drosophila
The Effects of Fem-1 Mutations on the Lifespan of the Fruit Fly Drosophila
207- - 4 ALICIA M. JORGENSEN* and AMELIA L. EVANSDr. Brett A. Berke, Faculty Mentor Testing Cyclophilin Dependent Lifespan Extension in Drosophila
Testing Cyclophilin Dependent Lifespan Extension in Drosophila
11:00
207- - 5 ALEECE WALKER* and MOLLY CERNICHDr. Brett A. Berke, Faculty Mentor Cyclophilin 1 mutations alter Drosophila larval crawling
Cyclophilin 1 mutations alter Drosophila larval crawling
208- - 2 ISABELLE M. ZAGARRIDr. Bill R. Miller (A.T. Still University) and Dr. Andrew Kauffmann, Faculty Mentors A computational study of the Factor V Leiden mutation and its effect on blood coagulation
A computational study of the Factor V Leiden mutation and its effect on blood coagulation
208- - 4 KAIDEN ZABOROWSKIDr. Andrew Kauffmann, Faculty Mentor Computational investigation of the Human γS-crystallin protein associated with cataracts formation
Computational investigation of the Human γS-crystallin protein associated with cataracts formation
209- - 4 MOHAMMED AYAN MAHMOODDr. Hajeewaka C. Mendis and Dr. Kafi M. Rahman, Faculty Mentors Automated Fungal Growth Analysis Application - Early Access Release
Automated Fungal Growth Analysis Application - Early Access Release
W. David Arnold, MD is a physician-scientist and tenured Professor of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Neurology, and Medical Pharmacology & Physiology at the University of Missouri, where he serves as Executive Director of the Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health Initiative and is a founding leader of the Center for Translational Neurogenetics. With a nontraditional training trajectory that bridges clinical medicine, translational neuroscience, and therapeutic development, his research focuses on translational neuromuscular physiology in the context of health, aging, and disease. His work has helped to define neural contributions to sarcopenia and mechanisms of neuromuscular decline across the lifespan, and his team has published the first efforts to develop neurotherapeutics for the treatment of age-related loss of physical function. Dr. Arnold has contributed to the development of gene-replacement therapy for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), therapeutic development efforts in Charcot?Marie?Tooth disease (CMT), and advances in genetic and molecular therapies for neuromuscular disorders such as myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1). He is the executive director of the NextGen Precision Health Initiative, the largest investment in translational research in the history of the University of Missouri System. He co-directs the MD/PhD program at Missouri, holds national leadership roles in physician-scientist training including the Rehabilitation Medicine Scientist Training Program (RMSTP), chair of the research committee of the AAP, and leads multidisciplinary teams advancing precision therapies for neuromuscular and neurogenetic disease.
1:15
307- - 2 HALELUYA T. MERGADr. Anne E. Moody, Faculty Mentor Computational inhibition of Matrix metalloproteinase 9 (MMP-9) as potential cancer therapeutics
Computational inhibition of Matrix metalloproteinase 9 (MMP-9) as potential cancer therapeutics
1:30
307- - 3 ALEXANDRA M. KLIETHERMESDr. Bill R. Miller (A.T. Still University) and Dr. Stephanie Maiden, Faculty Mentors Computational discovery of a small molecule inhibitor of APOBEC3B as a potential treatment for a variety of cancers
Computational discovery of a small molecule inhibitor of APOBEC3B as a potential treatment for a variety of cancers
1:45
307- - 4 WHITNEY A. PAVELY* and AIDEN MORIARTYDr. Stephanie Maiden, Dr. Daniela Ostrowski (A.T. Still University), Dr. Tim Ostrowski (A.T. Still University), and Dr. Byunghee Han (A.T. Still University), Faculty Mentors Amyloid plaque size correlates with cellular changes in a genetic Alzheimer's disease model
Amyloid plaque size correlates with cellular changes in a genetic Alzheimer's disease model
2:00
307- - 5 RHICHA RUPAKHETIDr. Tim Humphry and Dr. Bill R. Miller (A.T. Still University), Faculty Mentors Novel Complement Protein 5 Inhibitors as Candidate Therapies for Sepsis
Novel Complement Protein 5 Inhibitors as Candidate Therapies for Sepsis
308- - 2 DAGMAWIT KEBEDEDr. Brett A. Berke and Dr. Bill R. Miller (A.T. Still University), Faculty Mentors Developing novel inhibitors for Striatal-Enriched Tyrosine Phosphatase (STEP) using computational methods
Developing novel inhibitors for Striatal-Enriched Tyrosine Phosphatase (STEP) using computational methods
308- - 3 LANEY P. HEADRICK* and MAX E. MCGOWINDr. Hajee Mendis, Faculty Mentor Evaluation of Mustard Plant Extracts to Reduce Spore Germination of Pathogenic Fungi, Fusarium oxysporum in Soybean Fields.
Evaluation of Mustard Plant Extracts to Reduce Spore Germination of Pathogenic Fungi, Fusarium oxysporum in Soybean Fields.
308- - 4 MAX E. MCGOWIN* and LANEY P. HEADRICKDr. Hajee Mendis, Faculty Mentor Identification of Pathogenic Fusarium Species in Soybean
Identification of Pathogenic Fusarium Species in Soybean
400- - 20
JENNA C. WOODDr. Maria Beatriz de Souza Cortez, Faculty Mentor Exploring Truman State University’s Herbarium (NEMO) Through the Lens of Weed Science
Exploring Truman State University’s Herbarium (NEMO) Through the Lens of Weed Science
400- - 21
RACHEL N. RUSHMANDr. Daniela Ostrowski (A.T. Still University) and Dr. Brett A. Berke, Faculty Mentors CRLF3 Expression in Rat Brains
CRLF3 Expression in Rat Brains
400- - 22
AUBREY N. WATKINSDr. Filiz Korkmaz (University of Iowa) and Dr. Joyce Patrick, Faculty Mentors LOX-1 Engagement by oxLDL Modulates Alveolar Macrophage Response During Pneumonia
LOX-1 Engagement by oxLDL Modulates Alveolar Macrophage Response During Pneumonia
