Ensemble Concerts: Symphony Orchestra, November 19, 1972

Capen AuditoriumSunday AfternoonNovember 19, 19723:00 p.m

Analysis of DNA-Damage Response to ionizing radiation in serum-shock synchronized human fibroblasts.

Many aspects of cellular physiology, including cellular response to genotoxic stress, are related to the circadian rhythmicity induced by the molecular clock. The current study investigated if the cellular response to DNA damage is in relation to endogenous expression levels of the PER2 protein, a key component of the molecular regulatory system that confers rhythmicity in mammalian cells. Human normal fibroblasts (CCD-34Lu) were subjected to serum shock to induce circadian oscillations of the PER2 protein and then irradiated with \u3b3- rays at times corresponding to the trough and peak expression of the PER2 protein. To better examine cellular response to DNA damage, the experiments performed in this study were carried out in non-proliferating CCD-34Lu fibroblasts in order to maintain the cell and circadian cycles separated while they were being exposed to genotoxic stress. Study results demonstrated that clonogenic cell survival, double-strand break repair kinetics, and TP53 protein levels were affected in the cells irradiated at the trough than in those irradiated at peak expression of the PER2 protein

Ensemble Concerts: Symphony Orchestra, May 8, 1975

University AuditoriumThursday EveningMay 8, 19758:00 p.m

Ensemble Concerts: Chamber Orchestra, November 5, 1972

Centennial East Recital HallSunday EveningNovember 5, 19728:15 p.m

Study to determine and improve design for lithium-doped solar cells Quarterly report, 1 Apr. - 30 Jun. 1970

Lithium action effects on spontaneous annealing of radiation damage in bulk silicon and silicon solar cell

Ensemble Concerts: Symphony Orchestra, October 2, 1973

Capen AuditoriumTuesdayOctober 2, 19738:00 p

La construcción simbólica de la opinión pública

This article deals with media roles in articulating consensus and reproducing establishment ideologies. It is analyzed public opinion as one of the most useful categories, invoked by journalists and politicians today, to illustrate consensus and to preserve the existing dominance relations. The last part of the article propose to examine specific media operations to construct reality, applying a methodology of discourse analysis to The New York Times´s coverage of Iraq´s war, three weeks before and one week after its outbreak