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NSF - SURF Program 2006 Participants

	Marc R. Bresler Konopelski Research Group Progress Toward Beta Lactam via Intramolecular Closure

	Danielle K. Carlin Oliver Research Group Exploring the Anion-Exchange Potential of Cationic Layered Material BING-5

	Micaela V. Cesario Crews Research Group Revisiting Fascaplysinopsis reticulata and the evaluation of ASE versus Kupchen type extraction

	Sara Codding Bernasconi Research Group The Physical Organic Chemistry of a Transition Metal Carbene Complex: Kinetics of the Reactions of (Arylphenoxycarbene)pentacarbonyl Chronium(0) with thiolate ions in 50/50 Water/Acetonitrile

	Kevin K. Dunham Singaram Research Group Assymetric indium-mediated synthesis of homopropargylic alcohols

	Jessica Fagan Lokey Research Group Chemical Biology: Systematic Exploration of Drug Synergy in Haploid Saccharomyces cerevisiae

	Josefa Manzo Holman Research Group Purification of Dap1p, a Heme-Binding Damage-Associated Response Protein

	Gabe Mednick Mascharak Research Group A designed ruthenium nitrosyl and its potential therapeutic application as an NO donor

	Jillian I. Ory Milhauser Research Group Expression and Purification of the Full-Length Prion Protein

	Gabriel Overholtzer Braslau Research Group Synthesis of Functionalized Bidirectional Initiator Using Atom Transfer Radical Addition

	Laura M. Sanchez Crews Research Group Pyrroloacridine Alkaloids from Plakortis quasiamphiaster

	Antonio G. Soto Fink Research Group Acriflavinium Hydrochloride, A Possible Alternative to ThT for the Detection of Protein Fibrils

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