February 7, 2024
K-State 1xbet best casino website recognized for outstanding research at K-INBRE Symposium
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Four Kansas State University 1xbet best casino website were recently recognized at the22nd annual Kansas IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence, or K-INBRE, Symposium, held on Jan. 13-14 in Manhattan.
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- Michael Bartkoski, senior in biochemistry and microbiology, presented "Understanding the role of neurotransmitter receptors in anti-Aspergillus fumigatus immunity" — poster presentation. His parents are Amy and Mike Bartkoski of Lenexa.
- Halle Ness, junior in psychology, presented "Sex differences in active avoidance strategies" — poster presentation. Her parents are Lisa and Carl Ness of Wichita.
- Jillian Rockley, sophomore in medical biochemistry, presented "Role of asparagine synthetase and other transcriptional factor targets in epidermal morphogenesis" — poster presentation. Her parents are Susan and Brent Rockley of Rose Hill.
- Grace Schieferecke, junior in medical microbiology, presented "Molecular Analysis of Benzimidazole Resistance in Hookworms in Kansas Dogs" — oral presentation. Her parents are Linda and Mark Schieferecke from Eudora.
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