Browsing 2010 Dissertations (MU) by Title

Now showing items 129-148 of 306

    Title
    Hormonal and genetic regulation of Helicobacter hepaticus-induced intestinal inflammation [1]
    House on a jade sea : creative writing, fiction, dissertation [1]
    Hydrogen storage in pressed nanophase diamond powder [1]
    "I was sick and you visited me" : the hospital of Saint John in Brussels and its patrons [1]
    The identification of a diagnostic biomarker panel for canine osteoarthritis [1]
    Identification of perceptions of reincarcerated men concerning community reintegration life experiences in Missouri as measured by the Community Reentry Survey and prediction of group membership [1]
    Illustrated editions : depicting the eighteenth-century British novel [1]
    The impact of conation on team effectiveness [1]
    Impact of social networks on well-being : evidence from Latino immigrants in non-urban Missouri communities [1]
    Impact of teacher concerns on response to intervention implementation [1]
    The impact of trained peers on the generalization of social competence of adolescents with autism spectrum disorders participating in a school-based social competence program [1]
    Impact the undergraduate student experience has on the development of alumni loyalty [1]
    The impacts of partner abundance on benefits from facultative pollination mutualism [1]
    Impacts of pollinator abundance on benefits from facultative pollination mutualism [1]
    Impacts of soil management practices on soil fertility in potato-based cropping systems in the Bolivian Andean highlands [1]
    In the permanent collection : poems [1]
    In vitro and in vivo approaches to tumor targeting by phage display [1]
    Incidental exposure to online news in everyday life information seeking context : mixed method study [1]
    Increasing the persuasiveness of gain vs. loss framing : the effects of gender and fear arousal on processing gain- vs. loss-framed breast cancer screening messages [1]
    Individual differences affect hormonal responses to a team-based violent videogame competition, but not in solitary play [1]