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TABLE of CONTENTSVOLUME 13 | MARCH 2017
Eukaryon is published by students at Lake Forest College, who are solely responsible for its content. The views expressed in Eukaryon not necessarily reflect those of the College. Articles published within Eukaryon should not be cited in bibliographies. Material contained herein should be treated as personal communication and should be cited as such only with the consent of the author. |
ABOUT THE COVER ARTWORK
“ARBORIZATION” BY ANA MCCRACKEN ’17
“With oil paint and brushes, I tried to print the pattern of dendritic growth on canvas. The volcanoes in the background are my memory of the volcanoes that witnessed my first joys, my first setbacks, my first jokes –My roots. The place where I formed my first thoughts and ambitions. When I first saw the famous Golgistained neurons on my textbook, I saw an imitation of the trees that watched me grow up. I understood why dendritic growth is nicknamed arborization. I can feel new experiences branching through my brain.”
-ANA MCCRACKEN ’17
ISSN 1937-2604
About the Authors
Primary Articles |
Attempting to make G51A, G51R, and H50N mutants and analyzing the effects of the A53D mutant on toxicity in α-synucleinChelsea Evans and Paul Jones
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Creation of α-Synuclein C-terminus Truncations at Amino Acids 110, 100, 90, & 80, for the Use in Future Research Relating to Parkinson’s Disease in Budding YeastCade Brittain, Rebecca Shoup, and Anthony Zimmerman
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Hymenoptera as Indicators of the Diversity of Arthropods: Restoration of the Oak SavannaNicholas Arthur
Department of Environmental Studies Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Validation of Doublecortin Hippocampal LocalizationLogan Graham, Joseph Bortolotti, Krista Meuli, Michael Penn
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 |
News & Views |
The Code of Climate ChangeRosemary Thomas
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 The Turing Mechanism: How did the leopard get his spots?Joshua Dan Spreng
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 It’s Time to FocusAgnieszka Pastwa Isotopes: Unconventional Tools in Illuminating Patterns of Animal Movement
Emily Ong
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Connecting the Dots: The Benefits of Studying Patterns in Diseases of the SkinMichelle Dume
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Mentalizing the MachineBrett J. Palmero
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Geometric morphometrics: an overview using the African bat ScotophilusBrittany Schweiger
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 The Price for PainAnna Sandler
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 OCD Breakthrough Finding from Sapap 3 Knockout MiceSamuel D. Curry
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Curating Humanity’s HeritagePegah Nabili
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Tracking the flow of hippocampal computation: Pattern separation, pattern completion, and attractor dynamicsPooja Acharya
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Taking a Crack at the Microtubule CodeChisomo Mwale
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 |
Creative Writing |
A Translation for LaughterEmma Kuhr
Neuroscience Program Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Another Type of HumanAriane Balaram
Neuroscience Program Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Chance EncounterSara Tallen
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Locked InEmma Kuhr
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 |
Review Articles |
The immune response and its role in renal transplant rejectionKristofer L. Korth
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Type 1 Diabetes Research Proposal: Degradation of C3 in Subjects Shows Promise for a CureNatalie Brusie
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Neurotoxins and the Effects on the Chamorro People of GuamDanielle J. Sychowski
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 The Effects of China’s Policy and Biodiversity Loss on Camptotheca acumintaNicholas Italia
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Analysis of the differences between hallucinations caused by natural hallucinogens and schizophreniaKristofer L. Korth
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 The Efficacy of Model Organisms for Hallucinogen ResearchYuri Parasiuk
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 High Times: The evolution of the stigma on marijuana and attempts to tear it downKaloyan Ivanov
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 The nose knows: MHC-dependent mate selection in humans through odor preferenceAlexandra Roman
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Animal Welfare Legislation and Standards for Farmed Animals: The Lack ThereofBrittany Schweiger
Department of Environmental Studies Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Cephalopod EncephalizationAmanda Gibbs
Department of Environmental Studies Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Domestication of Gleditsia triacanthosAshley Garver
Department of Environmental Studies Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Finding Nature in the Unnatural: Toward a Philosophy of SynanthropySam Froiland
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Homosexuality in Animals: An Analysis of Sexual Behavior TheoriesAmanda Gibbs
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Treatment options for the invasive emerald ash borerElisabeth Bacon
Department of Biology Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 |
Book/Film Review |
Memories PastLogan Graham
Neuroscience Program Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Neuroethics: An objective look at our moral understandingSamuel Gascoigne
Neuroscience Program Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Can a line be drawn?Anna Sandler
Neuroscience Program Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Identity Dilemmas: The lives of two people irrevocably altered by neurological diseaseAriane Balaram
Neuroscience Program Lake Forest College Lake Forest, IL 60045 |