Researchers at The Ohio State University, led by Dr. Clay Sneller, created a new variety of soft red winter wheat, which they call OH09-207-68. This particular variety is produces a greater yield than other recent varieties, including 25R47, Branson, and OH07-263-3. This variety also has a very stro…

Antibiotic resistance is a major challenge to human health worldwide. The broad uses of antibiotic resistance is considered key the problem seen today. Targeted mitigation of all antibiotic resistant bacteria is essential to achieve effective control of the current problem and also protection of h…

Recombinant adeno-associated viruses (rAAVs) have been effective tools for delivering gene therapy treatment and for manipulation of acquired diseases. Unfortunately, there is no effective method to target gene therapy for adipose tissue and transduction efficiency is low in naturally occuring AAV…

MALABAR (OH02-7217) is a soft red winter wheat variety developed by the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center and released to the Ohio Foundation Seeds organization for increase in the fall of 2007. This variety was released due to its adaptation to Ohio, outstanding tolerance to Fusariu…

Breeding and Testing History OH08-206-69 has good yield potential, excellent agronomic traits, good levels of resistance to major diseases of Ohio, and good quality. OH08-206-69 is derived from the cross P.92226E2-5-3/OH751. Oh751 is a breeding line developed at OSU and was released by the NY expe…

Cyclin D1 represents an important downstream effector of diverse proliferative and transforming signaling pathways. In mammary cells, transcriptional activation of Cyclin D1 leads to G1/S phase progression and increased proliferation. Cyclin D1 overexpression has been implicated in oncogene-induce…

Antibiotic resistance occurs when bacteria mutate or acquire antibiotic resistant genes from another bacterium. Once this change occurs, the bacteria prevent the antibiotic from controlling or killing a bacterial growth (APUA). This results in the growth and proliferation of bacteria with a strong…

In the United States, there is an increasing interest in ethanol as an alternative fuel source to decrease the dependence on fossil fuels. In 2012, the National Corn Growers Association reported that 27.3% of the corn harvested in the U.S. was used for the production of ethanol. This has sparked a…

Two-Dimensional van der Waals materials have shown great promise for a variety of electronic, optoelectronic, sensing, and energy conversion applications. To meet the need for clean energy production, photovoltaic cells and thermoelectric modules require advanced semiconducting materials that incr…