2. Establishment of the School

The formal establishment of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor relations grew out of the thoughtful and vigorous action of a unique group of practical politicians who firmly believed, as they stated in their first report, that “Though we may legislate to the end of time, there will never be industrial peace and harmony without good faith, integrity, a high degree of responsibility, and a real desire to cooperate on the part of all parties concerned.

ACCT 823 Tax of Gift, Trusts & Estates

Course syllabus for ACCT 823 Tax of Gift, Trusts & Estate

ACCT 422 Tax Accounting II

Course syllabus for ACCT 422A Tax Accounting II Course description: The study of business taxation. Topics include the tax consequences of the formation, operation, consolidation, and termination of business organizations

ACCT 422 Tax Accounting II

Course syllabus for ACCT 422A Tax Accounting II Course description: The study of business taxation. Topics include the tax consequences of the formation, operation, consolidation, and termination of business organizations

ACCT 421 Tax Accounting I

Course syllabus for ACCT 421 Tax Accounting I Course description: A first semester of tax accounting topics including: 1. Gross Income Concepts, Exclusions 2. Passive Activities 3. Business Expenses 4. Depreciation and Cost Recovery 5. Employee Expenses 6. Property Gains and Losse

ACCT 422 Tax Accounting II

Course syllabus for ACCT 422 Tax Accounting II Course description: The study of business taxation. Topics include the tax consequences of the formation, operation, consolidation, and termination of business organizations

Treponema denticola synthesizes c-di-AMP and encodes the CdaA-type diadenylate cyclase CdaA

Periodontitis is a form of oral disease characterized by dysbiosis of the oral microbiome, leading to inflammation, bone resorption, and in severe cases, entire tooth loss, affecting 42% of adults in the US. One of the bacteria most associated with periodontal disease progression is Treponema denticola (Td), an oral spirochete which inhabits the mouth in small quantities during health but which can dominate the biofilms that form during periodontal disease. The ability of Td to survive in a disease environment and contribute to the progression of disease requires the use of robust signaling networks. Analysis of Td cultures revealed the existence of a potential regulatory signaling network in Td, one using the nucleotide-based second messenger molecule cyclic-di-AMP (c-di-AMP), and further allowed for characterizing a diadenylate cyclase enzyme responsible for its synthesis in Td, along with a potential regulator of diadenylate cyclase activity. This enzyme was shown to be encoded in the genomes of a variety of Td strains and other species of treponemes. This opens for study a wide range of signaling pathways and responses which may be based on c-di-AMP, which is capable of regulating growth, physiology, and virulence. These data help provide, for the first time, evidence for the existence of c-di-AMP in Td, and presents a new set of targets for treatment of Td infection