The 70th Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society October 31-November 3, 2018 Augusta, GA
Michael Bronikowski and Robert Lascola, Program Chairs
WEDNESDAY MORNING
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Chemistry Applications of Neutron Scattering
Cosponsored by NUCL Financially supported by Shull Wollan Center – a Joint Institute for Neutron Sciences J. Z. Larese, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:15 1. Investigating phase transitions and structure changes under applied conditions with neutron scattering. C. Hoffmann, A.J. Schultz, C. Fancher 8:45 2. Upgraded diffractometer at HFIR, HB-2C: WAND2. M. Frontzek, K.M. Andrews, A.B. Jones, R. Whitfield, B. Chakoumakos, J. Fernandez-Baca 9:15 3. Adsorption of cycloalkanes on MgO (100), graphite and hexagonal boron nitride: A thermodynamic, modeling and neutron scattering study. F. Wahida, J.Z. Larese 9:35 4. Solution structure of an intramembrane aspartyl protease via small angle neutron scattering. R.L. Lieberman, S. Naing, R. Oliver, K.L. Weiss, V. Urban 9:55 Intermission. 10:15 5. Next-generation neutron vibrational spectroscopy of organic molecular crystals, cocrystals, and polymorphs: Applications for benchmarking density functional theory calculations. A. Sedova, A. Pandey 10:35 6. New insights on the nature of pressure induced amorphous ices. C.A. Tulk, J. Molaison, D. Klug, A. Makhluf, C. Manning 11:05 7. Probing the structures and dynamics of biological interfaces by neutron scattering. J. Majewski WEDNESDAY MORNING, 10/31/18
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Frontiers in Nucleic Acid Chemistry
J. T. Petty, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:05 8. Essential nature of nucleic acids. L.D. Williams 8:45 9. Understanding immunomodulation of nucleic acid nanoparticles. K. Afonin 9:15 10. Advances in the use of large polyamides against double-stranded DNA tumor viruses. J.K. Bashkin, E. Csiki-Fejer, C.H. Castaneda, R.M. Schafer, S. Sreelatha, S.A. Givan, C.A. Bottoms, C.A. Wilke, N.N. Miller, R.A. Kvistad 9:45 Intermission. 10:00 11. Enzymatic morphing of nucleotides monophosphates into potent antibiotics. S.G. Van Lanen 10:30 12. DNA in tight spaces: Linking structure, stability and protection in sperm chromatin. J.E. Derouchey 11:00 13. Uncovering universal rules governing the selectivity of the archetypal DNA glycosylase TDG. T. Dodd, C. Yan, B. Kossmann, K. Martin, I.N. Ivanov 11:30 14. Configurational and conformational equilibria of the N6-(2-Deoxy-D-erythro-pentofuranosyl)-2,6- diamino-3,4-dihydro-4-oxo-5-N-methylformamidopyrimidine(MeFapy-dG) lesion in DNA. M.P. Stone, S.N. Bamberger, C.K. Malik, M.W. Voehler, S.K. Brown, H. Pan, T.L. Johnson-Salyard, C.J. Rizzo
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Mass Spectrometry Methods in Nuclear Science
Cosponsored by NUCL B. W. Ticknor, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:05 15. Measurement of main group elements in nuclear materials by triple quadrupole ICP-MS. N. Fletcher, C.R. Hexel, B.W. Ticknor, D. Bostick, K. Rogers 8:25 16. New developments in the field of high resolution low mass spectrometry. C.B. Mauldin, J.A. Farmer, C.D. Blair, S.K. Hall, B. Oliy, B. Ferguson 8:45 17. Thermal ionization mass spectrometry and quadrupole inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry in a production analytical laboratory. R.B. Thomas, M.R. Nelson, M.A. Bernard, M.T. Whiteside 9:05 18. Photodissociation of uranium oxide cluster cations. J.H. Marks, P. Kahn, M. Vasiliu, D.A. Dixon, M.A. Duncan 9:25 Intermission. 9:45 19. Generation and characterization of uranium particulate test materials for nuclear safeguards applications. M.G. Bronikowski, M. DeVore, D. Dick, W. Kuhne, T. Tenner, M.S. Wellons, T. Williamson 10:15 20. Paper spray ionization mass spectrometry for rapid chemical and isotopic characterization of trace uranium samples. J.M. Mannion, M.S. Wellons, C.R. Shick, W. Kuhne 10:35 21. New paradigm in plasma source mass spectrometry: Coupling the liquid sampling-atmospheric pressure glow discharge (LS-APGD) microplasma with an Orbitrap mass analyzer. R.K. Marcus 11:15 Concluding Remarks.
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Nuclear Measurements: Radiochemical Analyses & Nuclear Non-Destructive Assays
Cosponsored by NUCL D. P. Diprete, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 22. Recent developments in radioanalytical methods at the Savannah River Laboratory: Challenges and successes. S. Maxwell 8:30 23. Availability of customized comparison materials. L. Jassin 8:50 24. Compton and pinhole imaging of distributed plutonium-238 holdup. T. Aucott, A. Brand, D.P. Diprete 9:10 25. Calorimetry at the Savannah River Site: An overview of the role of calorimeters in the processing and control of special nuclear material. A. Brand, T. Aucott, K. Fenker 9:30 26. Comparison of analytical methods for total mercury in radioactive waste. T.L. White, L. Brown, M. Jones, B. Looney 9:50 27. Speciation of elemental and ionic mercury in radioactive tank waste at SRNL. A.J. Boggess, T.L. White, M. Jones, C.J. Bannochie 10:10 Intermission. 10:25 28. Novel method for analysis of 107Pd in Savannah River site radioactive waste matrices. K. Fenker, D.P. Diprete 10:45 29. Measurement of americium and curium isotopes in Savannah River site high activity waste sludge. M.A. Malek, D.P. Diprete 11:00 30. Analysis of I-129 in high activity waste matrices at the Savannah River Site. V.Q. Nguyen, D.P. Diprete 11:15 31. Ra-226 analyses on Savannah River Site radioactive waste matrices. B. Shore, D.P. Diprete 11:30 32. Analytical applications of radiochemical extractants for Cesium isotopes. T.K. Deason, D.P. Diprete
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Biological Chemistry
A. C. Spencer, Organizer A. Nag, Presiding 8:10 33. Visual data mining framework of the genetic code: The DRAM Form. J.M. DeMassa 8:30 34. Dissecting the mechanism of host shutoff by SARS coronavirus using proteomics and bioinformatics tools. A. Nag, G. Gomez, P.K. Chockalingam, F. Gonzalez, M. Dodhia 8:50 35. Visualization of the morphological hallmarks of apoptosis with an optimized optogenetic actuator of mitochondrial membrane permeabilization. R.M. Hughes, W.C. Godwin 9:10 36. Identifying crotonylation modification on and by HAT1. L. Ngo, Y. Zheng 9:30 37. Panchromatic Os(II) complexes for photodynamic therapy. J. Roque, P. Barrett, E. Bradner, G. Shi, T. Sainuddin, S. Monro, R. Hennigar, C. Cameron, S.A. McFarland 9:50 Intermission. 10:10 38. Sensor globin domain of PdGCS modulates the concerted synthesis/hydrolysis of c-di-GMP. D.C. Patterson, E.E. Weinert
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10:30 39. Viability of CHO cells after exposition to CdSTe quantum dots. L. Alamo-Nole, M. Borrero-Pabon, K. De Jesus-Mateo, M. Velazquez-Rodriguez 10:50 40. Mechanistic studies on iron sensing and regulation in yeast S. cerevisiae. A.N. Albetel, C.E. Outten 11:10 41. Structure-function studies of innate immunity receptors toward pathogen sensing. C. Kim 11:30 42. Characterization of interaction of serum albumin with synthetic cannabinoids and small molecules. O.A. Vanderpuye, A. Lampkin, J. Jones, B. Phillips
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Chemical Education
J. Mannion, Organizer J. A. Struss, Presiding 8:10 43. Using computational chemistry to explore chemical concepts. T.C. Devore 8:30 44. Advancing open source instruments for science education. J.S. Summers, K. Eggles 8:50 45. Using time-resolved spectroscopy in the undergraduate chemistry curriculum. M.P. Hill 9:10 46. International inquiry of water quality for a sustainable future. K.M. Mullaugh, W.R. Veal, J.N. Ervin, L. Prosser, A.E. Reeves, K.N. Weeks, T.E. Vereen 9:30 47. How safe is your drinking water? Integrating research into the General Chemistry curriculum. B. Castillo, K. Reale-Munroe 9:50 Intermission. 10:10 48. Electrophilic aromatic alkylation via carbocation rearrangement. J.A. Struss, J. Jones 10:30 49. Identify and compare microenvironment of unknown amino acids based on their hydropathy indices, isoelectric pH, and pKa values: An investigative approach. V.C. Waghulde, U. Panse 10:50 50. Determination of pesticide residues in vegetable samples. E. Bullington, C.H. Lisse 11:10 51. Titration of the bases extracted from banana peel ashes. B.B. Miburo 11:30 52. Microwave synthesis changing the way we teach undergraduate labs and summer academies. E.A. Nalley
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Analytical Chemistry
W. A. Spencer, Organizer, Presiding 8:30 Introductory Remarks. 8:35 53. Potassium hydroxide treated biochar for efficient removal of rhodamine B, Cr, Cd, and Pb in aqueous media. A. Herath, C. Layne, T.E. Mlsna 8:55 54. Graphene-coated pine wood biochar to decontaminate copper from aqueous solutions. H. Samaraweera 9:15 55. New safer and greener testing method for manganese concentration in drinking water. A.M. Holmes, B.W. Vogler, E.A. Waddell 9:35 56. Simple photochemical reduction of carbon dioxide to formate under mild acidic conditions. O. Omadoko 9:55 Intermission.
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10:15 57. Squarylium STP dye labeling of synthetic cathinones for analysis by capillary electrophoresis with laser induced fluorescence detection. J. Buchanan, C.L. Colyer, T. Maeda, T. Ashida 10:35 58. Effects of peptide structure on enhanced protonation upon addition of chromium(II) during electrospray ionization mass spectrometry. N. Dieke, C. Cassady 10:55 59. Sequential multi-modal Raman spectral acquisitions on reflective background-free Raman substrates. J.X. Xu, D. Zhang 11:15 60. Enhanced protonation of lipids, biological peptides, and organic molecules using chromium(III) nitrate during electrospray ionization mass spectrometry. M. Mireles, C. Cassady
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Inorganic Chemistry Materials / Solid State / Nanoparticles W. E. Lynch, Organizer S. Molnar, Presiding 8:30 61. Improved energy-transfer from a surface-bound Ce(III)-complex to Ln(III)-doped NPs. R.A. Tigaa, J.R. Mingione, G.F. Strouse 8:50 62. Manganese-doped Zn/S quantum dots as photosensitizers in antimicrobial photodynamic inactivation. C. Jiang, R.A. Ghiladi 9:10 63. Synthesis, characterization, and electrochemical studies of a water soluble cobalt sulfide nanocluster. M. Freeman, C. Bejger, L. Wang, D.S. Jones 9:30 64. Effects of applied magnetic field on the photophysics of Ln(III)-doped phosphor nanomaterials. M.C. Ellis, D.A. Hardy, R.A. Tigaa, S. McGill, G.F. Strouse, N.S. Dalal
9:50 65. Development of a core-shell methodology for Lu2Si2O7 nanoparticles for optogentic studies. S.N. Egodawatte, H. zur Loye 10:10 Intermission. 10:30 66. Cerium/copper flux synthesis of a new cerium borocarbide. M.B. Hertz, S.E. Latturner 10:50 67. Materials discovery by exploratory crystal growth: New platinum group and transition metal oxides. D. Carone, H. zur Loye 11:10 68. Synthesis and characterization of molecule-based magnets using bridging organic radicals. C.L. Houser, G. Yee 11:30 69. Synthesis, crystal structures, properties and application of inorganic fluorides and oxy-fluorides. G. Ayer
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Organic Chemistry Physical Organic Chemistry & Applications K. S. Aiken, Organizer, Presiding 8:50 70. Molecular switching of photochromic systems containing azobenzene. K.S. Keane, T.F. Morgan, C.I. Nwankwoala, S.C. Blackstock 9:10 71. Complexation thermodynamics between cyclodextrins and fatty acids. X. Yao, L. Kong, M. Bonizzoni
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9:30 72. Photooxidative action of a lipophilic pterin sensitizer: Probing the mechanisms of biomembrane photodamage. M. Vignoni, M. Urrutia, H. Junqueira, A. Greer, A. Reis, M.S. Baptista, R. Itri, A.H. Thomas 9:50 73. Thieno[3,4-b]thiophene-based photosensitizers for panchromatic dye-sensitized solar cells. P. Brogdon, H. Cheema, J.H. Delcamp 10:10 Intermission. 10:30 74. NMR analysis of the magnetic anisotropy of nitrosoarenes. S.A. Kelley, C.E. Owens, S. Reach, S.C. Blackstock 10:50 75. Did that really happen? Spontaneous resolution of enantiomers during the production of a racemic API. P.J. Bonk 11:10 76. Controlling chemical reactivity: Swellable organically modified silica as nano-reactors. N.N. Shaw, H.K. Huston, H.M. Hicks, A.N. Whitesell, L.B. Richard, A. Azieva, C.C. Jones, C. Comadoll, M. Dugan, C. Chapman 11:30 77. Structure-signal relationship investigations of chemosensors based on a hydroxyaromatic 1,2,3-triazolyl scaffold: Controlling the response-output. K.S. Aiken, D. Ghosh, S.M. Landge
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Entrepreneurs Tool Kit: Resources & Best Practices
Cosponsored by SCHB J. E. Sabol, Organizer, Presiding 9:00 Introductory Remarks. 9:05 78. I-Corps process as it applies to chemical entrepreneurs. D.T. Daly 9:35 79. Chemical business from sales perspective. J.P. Stoner 10:05 Intermission. 10:25 80. Litigation support as an expert witness. D.M. Manuta 10:55 81. Consulting as a career: building a service-based business in the chemical sector. J.E. Sabol 11:25 82. Strategy and business planning for scientific entrepreneurs: Helping scientific founders prepare to launch their new company. J. Skinner
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Global Exchange and Research Collaboration in Chemistry and Allied Sciences: Best Practices, Resources, and Networks to Assure Success
Cosponsored by IAC J. Breffke, Organizer B. Miller, Organizer, Presiding 9:00 Introductory Remarks. 9:10 83. Challenges and benefits of international research collaborations for undergraduate institutions. T.W. Hanks 9:30 84. The transnational practice of chemistry and allied sciences and engineering: study, research and careers without borders. B. Miller 9:50 Intermission.
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10:10 85. Collaborating globally: A resource guide for funding your international exchange through ACS. S. Sonkin 10:30 86. International year of the Periodic Table, IUPAC 100 and global engagement opportunities for the practicing chemist. L.L. McConnell 10:50 87. ACS global engagement: a historical perspective. F.E. Walworth 11:10 Concluding Remarks.
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Undergraduate: General
B. Agee, Organizer K. M. Roberts, Presiding
9:00 88. Unconventional coupling of 5HT7 receptors to Gs heterotrimers. E. Adams, A.C. Spencer, N. Okashah, N.A. Lambert 9:20 89. Synthesis of the Diacylglycerol Lipase β (DAGLβ) inhibitor, KT109. K.J. Holly, R.A. Rowe, R.E. Lee, P. Heiple, J. Kramer, K. Olson 9:40 90. NLRP3 inflammasomes in murine B cells. I. Salia, B. Poudel, P. Gurung 10:00 91. Examining the single-molecule blinking dynamics of an eosin Y photosensitizer. P. Lynch, K.L. Wustholz 10:20 Intermission. 10:40 92. Binding selectivities of Cucrbit[n]urils with alkali metal ions via ESI-MS. F.A. Khan, M. Zhang-Smith, A. Patanao, N. Scafidi 11:00 93. Structural and biophysical characterization of human neuropeptide galanin. K.N. Kraichely, M.W. Giuliano 11:20 94. Synthesis and evaluation of halogenated tri-cyclic compounds for the treatment of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). N. Cutrona
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Environmental Chemistry
B. A. Powell, Organizer 10:30 - 12:30 95. Non-target characterization of environmental exposome samples using GCxGC and high-resolution, time-of- flight mass spectrometry. J.E. Carlson, T. Richards, L. Fell, J. Binkley 96. Comparison of PAH Levels in used engine oils by GC-TOFMS and GCxGC TOF-MS. J.E. Carlson, C.N. Kelly, D. Alonso, L. Fell, J. Binkley 97. Framework study of toxic metals presence in drinking water. Y. Beni, S. Guha 98. Net accumulation of saxitoxin analogues from Lyngbya wolleialgal blooms in Lake Wateree, South Carolina. M. Smith, S. Putnam, K. Clyburn, G. Scott, J.L. Ferry 99. Polymerization of halogenated aliphatic and aromatic contaminants leads to their immobilization in soils. F. Wang, T.M. Makris, J.L. Ferry
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Materials Chemistry
C. S. Dandeneau, Organizer 10:30 - 12:30 100. Revealing the optoelectronic properties of non-fullerene acceptors and benzodithiophene-based polymer donors: Molecular-dynamics simulation approach. J.K. Roy, A. Golius, J.R. Leszczynski 101. Electrochemically triggered deposition of polyelectrolytes: Polyanions vs. polycations. M. Iqbal, W. Zhan 102. Using dye-doped polymer and phosphor based coatings to image surface specific changes in pH on orthopedic implants through tissue. U. Uzair, J.N. Anker 103. Engineering titanium substrates with defined surface nanotopography for orthopedic applications. M. Kingsak, P. Maturavongsadit, K. Metavarayuth, J. Yang, Q. Wang 104. Rapid diagnostics of mycobacteria with lectin-conjugated magnetic nanoparticles. U. Patel, S. Jayawardena 105. Tailoring core-shell magnetic nanoparticles for in-vitro diagnostics. K.M. Rathnayake, S. Jayawardena
106. Design of cotton fabric based binary and ternary composite materials containing nanostructured ZnO, TiO2, and plasmonic nanoparticles: Photocatalytic applications. L. Downer 107. X-ray active methacrylate based colloidal crystalline hydrogels: Taking advantage of the full color spectrum through a cascade of energy transfers. H.W. Jones, M. Burdette, I. Bandera, S.H. Foulger 108. Calorimetric adsorption study of light hydrocarbons on functionalized UiO-66 MOF. T. Barrett, M.D. Gross
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Project SEED: 50th Anniversary
A. V. Mallia, D. S. Masterson, Organizers 10:30 - 12:30 109. Design and studies of deep eutectic solvents. J. Suazo, G. Gyamfi, A.V. Mallia 110. Computational study of ground and excited state properties of a series of azo dyes. S. Bartolo Fabian, E. Jakubikova, D. Ashley 111. Investigating the role of additives on the properties of polyvinyl alcohol fibers with high performance applicationsRole of Additives on the Properties of Polyvinyl Alcohol Fibers with High Performance Applications. M. Wicaksana 112. Protein-ligand interaction studies of fluorinated heterocyclic sulfonamides as antimalarial agents using AutoDock Vina. C. Flores Santos, N.Y. Forlemu 113. Silver(I) complexes with six-membered heterocyclic thiones and selones. G.J. Andrade, D. Rabinovich 114. Design and characterization of large RNA nanorings with a 15 nucleotide gap. S. Eisen, K. Afonin 115. Qualitative analysis of VOCs adhered to drywall after exposure to environmental tobacco smoke. C. Synder, C.H. Lisse
116. Use of H2THPP doped sol-gels as reusable heavy metal sensors in water. N. Strudwick, C.H. Lisse, A. Roberson
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117. Comparative study on three DNA stain dyes and their ability to visualize pBR322. G. Allred, W. Medawala, C.H. Lisse 118. Compare and contrast test on the effects of various added co-polymers to sol-gel solutions. H. Mitchell, C.H. Lisse 119. Laser-assisted synthesis of catalytically active gold nanoparticles with isopropyl alcohol. A. Bullock, V. Meader, K. Tibbetts 120. Synthesis and studies of N-(phenylalkyl)octadecanamides as low molecular-mass gelators. J. Kim, K. Galinat, A.V. Mallia 121. HuR spatial localization is affected by p38 MAPK phosphorylation upon T-cell activation. R.M. Aviles Mercado, M.F. Duque-Osorno, M. Hernández, I.N. Hernández-González, C.I. González-Vargas 122. Analysis of dormancy in germination in arabidopsis thaliana. A. Maasho 123. Synthesis and analysis of biodiesel and its generator exhaust gases. D.P. Pursell, A. Ahmed, R. Arunachalam, G. Desai, A. Gill 124. Analyzing methods of molecular diagnostic technology for late blight of tomato plants with respect to potato plants. J.T. Greene
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
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Analytical Chemistry
W. A. Spencer, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 125. Immobilization of porphyrins in sol-gel matrices. M. Schellman, C.H. Lisse 1:50 126. Effects of carboxylic acid groups in electron transfer dissociation of peptides using mass spectrometry. X. Jing, C. Cassady 2:10 127. Reading implantable sensors with radiography: A fluidic sensor to non-invasively measure orthopedic plate bending. A. Rajamanthrilage, M. Arifuzzaman, P. Millhouse, C. Behrend, J. DesJardins, J.N. Anker 2:30 128. Fingerprinting penicillin and cephalosporin antibiotics in neutral aqueous solution. Y. Xu, M. Bonizzoni 2:50 Intermission. 3:20 129. Improved instrument robustness via a Hot Surface Induced Desolvation (HSID) interface for tandem mass spectrometry instrumentation: Fundamentals and applications. F.A. Kero 3:40 130. Forensic discrimination of EDTA in dried bloodstains using diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy and attenuated total reflectance. J. McCutcheon, C. English 4:00 131. Comparison of enhancing agents in aged eccrine and eccrine/sebaceous prints prior to development by the cyanoacrylate fuming method. E. Gardner, S. Hunter 4:20 132. Supervised machine learning techniques for the non-destructive determination of magnetic audio tape degradation. A. Abraham, N.H. Ratnasena, D. Rich, N. Fuenffinger, B. Cassidy, J. Rotheiser, T. Burdette, E. Breitung, F. France, M. Myrick, S. Morgan 4:40 133. Applying machine learning techniques to stochastic electrochemical processes. Y. Tung
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Biological Chemistry
A. C. Spencer, Organizer T. Leeper, Presiding 1:30 134. Loratadine and loratadine derivatives significantly impair the ability of Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus epidermidis to form biofilms and resist antibiotics. M.S. Blackledge, H.B. Miller 1:50 135. Natural products from plant-associated bacteria with plant growth-promoting and antibiotic activity. P.M. Blair, M. Doktycz, D. Pelletier, G. Newcombe, M. Ridout 2:10 136. Fluoroquinolone hybrid conjugates as potential pharmacophores. R.M. Bokhtia, H.H. Honkanadavar, T.S. Ibrahim, A.M. Al-Mahmoudy, E.H. Abdel-Aal, S.S. Panda 2:30 137. Inhibition of Streptococcus mutans biofilm by the stilbene natural product, piceatannol. S.E. Velu 2:50 138. Effect of indigenous fruits antioxidants on cellular immunity with ageing of apparently healthy volunteers in Keffi, Nigeria. C.C. Nweze 3:10 Intermission. 3:25 139. Biosensor-guided engineering of macrolide antibiotic biosynthesis. L. Nichols, G.J. Williams
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3:45 140. Sustainable catalysis of a conjugated polymer by a protein enzyme. T. Leeper, D. Morris, C.J. Ziegler 4:05 141. Redirecting the reaction outcome of iron 2-oxoglutarate dependent oxygenases from hydroxylation into nitrile formation. M.L. Davidson, W. Chang 4:25 142. Engineering a recombinant cellulose-binding protein for enhanced biofuel production. J. McCord 4:45 143. Studies on the effect of processing method on nutrient losses in some grains and legumes. M.C. Azih 5:05 144. Quinoline-based vinyl sulfone derivatives as antitrypanosomal agents. I.V. Ogungbe, H. Zhang, J. Collins, R. Nyamwihura
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Chemical Education
J. Mannion, Organizer E. Stroeva, Presiding 1:30 145. Peer-review and response: Environmental chemistry essay, assignment design, perception, and performance. D.M. Samarasekara, T.E. Mlsna, D. Mlsna 1:50 146. Eye tracking studies to support student learning with chemistry word problems. V.L. Perera, D. Mlsna 2:10 147. Learning through guided class projects in an upper level chemistry special topics class. T.O. Salami 2:30 148. Free response vs. multiple choice: Comparing formats and student performance to improve assessment, instruction, and student comprehension in first semester organic chemistry. R. Gokal, R.W. Morrison 2:50 149. How polar fish survive sub-zero temperatures: An interdisciplinary connection. V.C. Waghulde, U. Panse 3:10 Intermission. 3:30 150. Single reaction thread ties multiple core concepts in an introductory chemistry course. M.H. Barbee, R. Carden, J. Johnson, C. Brown, D.A. Canelas, S. Craig 3:50 151. Creating confusion: Differing definitions in different disciplines disorient students. J.J. Pajski 4:10 152. Increasing student engagement in general chemistry via the gamification of balancing chemical reactions. E. Stroeva, E. Durham, R. Williams, S. Jung 4:30 153. Educational implications of symbiosis and synergy in light-matter interactions. R. Rajasekaran 4:50 154. Ethics education embedded into the undergraduate curriculum. S.M. Schelble
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Chemistry Applications of Neutron Scattering
Cosponsored by NUCL Financially supported by Shull Wollan Center – a Joint Institute for Neutron Sciences J. Z. Larese, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 155. Nanoscale pore network and pore fluid characterization from neutron scattering and modeling techniques. G. Rother 2:05 156. Investigation of the adsorption properties of dipeptides: A thermodynamic, inelastic neutron scattering and modeling study. D. Paradiso, J.Z. Larese
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2:25 157. Investigation of water interactions with silk using INS. C.A. Crain, J.Z. Larese 2:45 158. Inelastic neutron scattering of biaxially-oriented polyethylene terephthalate (BoPET) films. Z. Stroupe, J.Z. Larese 3:05 Concluding Remarks.
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Electrochemistry & Microfluidics
Cosponsored by ANYL S. E. Creager, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 159. Electrochemical detection within nano-confined devices for quantification of microfluidic-enriched biomarkers. N. Swami 1:55 160. Analysis of tin selenide (SnSex) thin films formed using Electrochemical Atomic Layer Deposition (E- ALD). P. Howell, J.L. Stickney 2:20 161. Effects of organophosphates on acetylcholine in a model blood-brain barrier system. E.S. McClain, J. Brown, J. Wikswo, D.E. Cliffel 2:45 Intermission. 3:05 162. Microfluidic: Lab-on-a-chip Zika detection. S. Sharma, S. Yu, W. Asghar 3:30 163. Fabricate polymer protein core-shell nanoparticles by electrokinetic fast mixing via microfluidics. L. Zhang 3:55 164. High-resolution multianalyte biosensor array for analysis of model liver systems. S.L. Melow, E.A. Gizzie, D. Miller, D.E. Cliffel
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Frontiers in Nucleic Acid Chemistry
J. T. Petty, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 165. Linear dichroism of DNA: Characterization of the orientation distribution function caused by hydrodynamic shear. J. Sutherland, S.A. Myers 2:00 166. Evolution of interfacial hydration in protein/DNA recognition by a structurally conserved motif. G. Poon, A. Albrecht, H. Kim, S. Lee 2:30 167. Stability and molecular dimensions of pseudoknots as a function of solution conditions. L.A. Marky, C. Reiling 3:00 168. DNA-encapsulated silver clusters. J.T. Petty 3:30 Intermission. 3:45 169. A long story of TFIIH: Architecture and model building. C. Yan, I.N. Ivanov 4:05 170. Global motions and dynamic interactions facilitate MCM-Cdt1 heptamer loading onto origin DNA. T. Dodd, I.N. Ivanov 4:25 171. DNA photocleavage at longer wavelengths by NIR compounds: DNA binding modes, damage, and ROS generation. K. Basnet, E. Soriano, C. Fischer, T. Fatemipouya, M. Laramie, M. Henary, K.B. Grant
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 12 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 10/31/18
4:45 172. Chloride anions enhance DNA photo-cleavage by anthracene and anthraquinone chromophores. M.S. Safiarian, V.M. Michel-Milian, K.B. Grant 5:05 Concluding Remarks.
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Inorganic Chemistry Organometallic Chemistry / Catalysis & Chemical Reactivity
W. E. Lynch, Organizer A. G. Tennyson, Presiding
1:30 173. Development of the dearomatization synthon {WTp(P(n-Bu)3)(NO)}. J.A. Smith, D. Harman 1:50 174. Synthesis and characterization of rhodium and iridium Cp*R N-heterocyclic carbene complexes. C.M. Bernier, J.S. Merola 2:10 175. Heterometallic nitrido cluster compounds: Synthesis and characterizations of the first nitride-containing ruthenium-gold and ruthenium-copper carbonyl cluster complexes. N. Wakdikar, R.D. Adams, J. Tedder 2:30 176. Synthesis, characterization, and antimicrobial activity of RhIII and IrIII β-diketonato piano-stool compounds. C.M. DuChane, J.S. Merola 2:50 177. Synthesis and evaluation of a series of mixed-metal bimetallic polyazine complexes of the form RuII-BL- MIII-Cp* (M=Ir, Rh) for photodynamic therapeutic properties. S. Molnar, A. Maskey, J.S. Merola, G. Hankins 3:10 Intermission. 3:30 178. Multiple CH-bond activations of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by an unsaturated dirhenium complex. P. Dhull, R.D. Adams 3:50 179. Catalytic radical reduction under biologically-relevant conditions by an organoruthenium complex. A.G. Tennyson, Y. Htet 4:10 180. Mechanism and ligand substituent effects in Ir(III)-catalyzed oxidative lactonization of diols. L. Brown, P.A. Deck, J.S. Merola 4:30 181. Regioselective, nucleophilic activation of C-F bonds in o-fluoroanilines. S.E. Hough, P.A. Deck 4:50 182. Synthesis and catalysis of heterobimetallic rhodium-aluminum complexes. S. Tran
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Organic Chemistry Synthesis of Biologically Relevant Molecules & Methodology
K. S. Aiken, Organizer S. M. Landge, Presiding 1:30 183. Synthesis of functionalized strained heterocycles by C–H activation. K. Martin 1:50 184. Cobalt-catalyzed acceptorless dehydrogenative homocoupling of primary alcohols to esters. B. Pandey, K. Ding 2:10 185. Cobalt-catalyzed dehydrogenative coupling of primary alcohols with amines. K. Paudel, K. Ding
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 13 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 10/31/18
2:30 186. Hydrodeoxygenation of vicinal alcohol groups of hydrocarbons over ReOx-Pd/CeO2. E. Barrow, B. MacQueen, J. Lauterbach 2:50 Intermission. 3:10 187. Biological activity of new members of the hibiscone furansesquiterpenoid family of natural products. B.C. Goess 3:30 188. Biomimetic synthesis of anti-MRSA pyrrole alkaloids from marine Pseudoalteromonas. T.L. Suyama, C.E. Parks, S.K. Bruffy, D. Kum 3:50 189. Synthesis and antibiotic evaluation of bedaquiline analogs that target ATP synthase in Escherichia coli. R. Van Kalker, A.L. Wolfe 4:10 190. Synthesis and antibacterial evaluation of empetroxepin A and B, and related analogs. M. Thacher, A.L. Wolfe 4:30 191. Synthesis of carbetocin using photochemical cyclization conditions. J. O'Brien, H. Dixon, L. Werner, E. Barksdale, O. Tornow, M. Srougi, A.J. Wommack
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Project SEED: 50th Anniversary
Financially supported by Prof. Douglas Masterson A. V. Mallia, D. S. Masterson, Organizers, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 192. Project SEED at Boise State University: Developing future STEM professionals. D.L. Warner 1:55 193. Platinum-end-capped gold nanorods as photocatalyst for reduction of methylene blue. J. Martinez 2:15 194. Building a new program: Project SEED at VCU. M. Hunnicutt, K. Tibbetts 2:35 195. Young scientists academy: How our program has been impacted by Project SEED. C.H. Lisse 2:55 196. Solar molecular materials research and ACS Project SEED student participation at UNC Charlotte. M.G. Walter 3:15 197. ACS project seed as a mentor and coordinator: A nine-year journey. C. Tang, M. Lamm 3:35 Intermission. 3:50 198. Project SEED in Puerto Rico: A successful model. I. Montes 4:10 199. Establishing an effective ACS Project SEED program. A.V. Mallia 4:30 200. Eleven years of Project SEED at the University of Southern Mississippi. D.S. Masterson 4:50 201. Materials research to open doors for underrepresented high school STEM students: The ACS Project SEED Program at Clark Atlanta University. I.M. Khan, M. Williams, J.L. Reed, M. Williams 5:10 202. Effect of density functional theory as a tool for the rational design of redox agents. S. Reyes
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 14 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 10/31/18
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Putting Science to Work at SRNL
Financially supported by Savannah River National Laboratory V. Majidi, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 203. Graphene-based nanomaterials for alternative future energy and nuclear nonproliferation applications. J.B. Gaillard, H.R. Colon-Mercado, M. Elvington, L. Angelette, S. Tinkey, A. d'Entremont, S.M. Serkiz
1:55 204. Raman spectroscopy of uranium tetrafluoride (UF4) and UF4 hydrates. E. Villa-Aleman, M.S. Wellons, M. DeVore 2:15 205. Process absorption spectroscopy at SRS: 60 years of innovation. R. Lascola, P. O'Rourke, D. Immel, J. Plummer, E.A. Kyser 2:35 206. Application of on-line/at-line monitoring technologies for game changing improvements in actinide materials production. E.T. Sadowski, P. O'Rourke, R. Lascola 2:55 207. Hydrogen isotope separation using TCAP - chemistry, history and progression. S. Xiao 3:15 Intermission. 3:30 208. Hydrogen storage toward new materials and applications. R. Zidan 3:50 209. Laboratory scale chemistry to full-scale engineering: Mark-18A flowsheet development for 244Pu recovery at SRNL. K.P. McCann, T.E. Smith, A.S. Busby, N. Bridges, W.F. Swift 4:10 210. Cementitious waste forms and concrete research to support DOE missions. C. Langton 4:30 211. Development and application of vitrification for High Level Waste (HLW). C.M. Jantzen, C.C. Herman 4:50 212. Biota dose assessment of small mammals sampled near uranium mines in northern Arizona. G.T. Jannik, K.M. Minter, J. Hinck, D. Cleveland, W. Kuhne, L.L. Tovo 5:10 213. SRNL support of IAEA nuclear safeguards measurements. M. Brisson, R. Thomas, M. Morales-Arteaga
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Undergraduate: General
B. Agee, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 214. Microwave screening and preliminary mechanistic studies of the oxidation of silyl ethers to silyl esters. A.J. Ritz, A.M. Weinhofer, H.D. Cole, B. Mitchell, B.C. Goess, S.K. Goforth 1:50 215. Bending ternary dihalides: A functional form linking bond angles and linearization energies. S. Prasad, K. Donald 2:10 216. Using hydrogel formation to remove heavy metal contaminates from aqueous samples. A. Bourdages, J.L. Hawk 2:30 217. Studies towards bismuth catalyzed Mukaiyama reactions in aqueous media. D. Haymer, K.S. Knight 2:50 218. Preparation of surface-grafted poly(3-hexylthiophene) brushes using an easily cleavable self-assembled monolayer. K. Campbell, P.M. Lundin 3:10 Intermission.
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 15 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 10/31/18
3:25 219. Phenalenyl half-sandwich complexes: Diversity and fluxionality. N. Walker, S. Prasad, R. Sjovold, K. Donald 3:45 220. Development of novel prodrugs for use in bio-based drug delivery systems. P. Gross, N. Adamson, N.E. Tonks 4:05 221. Investigations into the nature of bonding in group 5 metal oxyhalides: Sigma hole interactions or charge transfer? G. Stewart, K. Donald 4:25 222. Nucleophilic substitution reactions of the mono and bis phenyliodonium derivatives of the decaborate cluster. T.E. Schafer, M.O. Ali, I. Novozhilova, A.C. Friedli, P. Kaszynski 4:45 223. Novel reactivity of carbene-stabilized disilicon. K. Luedecke, Y. Wang, G. Robinson 5:05 224. Scope study of the Ru-catalyzed transformation of silyl ethers to silyl esters. A.M. Weinhofer, A.J. Ritz, H.D. Cole, B. Mitchell, J.E. Rabinovitch, B.C. Goess, S.K. Goforth
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Wasteform Synthesis & Development
C. L. Crawford, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 225. Design and durability testing of glass and advanced waste forms. C.M. Jantzen 2:00 226. Mercury speciation and stabilization in saltstone. C. Langton, L. Oji 2:25 227. Single crystal to single crystal ion exchange of 3D alkali uranyl aluminophosphates. C.A. Juillerat, H. zur Loye 2:50 228. Thermochemistry of Ga- and Zn-doped hollandite waste forms for Cs immobilization. M. Zhao, R. Grote, K. Lilova, W. Gong, A. Navrotsky, J. Amoroso, K. Brinkman 3:15 Intermission. 3:35 229. Compositional dependent radiation damage in hollandite based ceramic waste forms for Cs immobilization. R. Grote, T. Hong, J. Amoroso, M. Tang, K. Brinkman 4:00 230. Long-term durability of glass ceramics. C.L. Crawford 4:25 231. Synthetic approaches to the preparation of novel uranium(V)-containing materials. K. Pace, H. zur Loye 4:50 232. New families of uranium(IV) fluoride materials. V. Klepov, H. zur Loye 5:15 Concluding Remarks.
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Organic Chemistry
K. S. Aiken, Organizer 2:30 - 4:30 233. Strategies towards the asymmetric synthesis of cyclopropyl-based kinase inhibitors. J.M. Sturdivant, C. Lichorowic, B. Foley, K. Vick, C. Lin, M.A. Delong
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 16 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 10/31/18
234. Targeting coactivator-associated arginine N-methyltransferase 1 (CARM1) in acute myeloid leukemia (AML) using a computational and structure-based approach. A. Umeano, S. Schürer 235. Synthesis and biological evaluation of chalcone and pyrazoline hypoxia-activated prodrugs for selective microtubulin inhibition toward cancer therapeutics. J.H. Ferguson, M. Dudick, M.L. Navarez, H. Holt 236. Application of photo-induced NQMP derivatives on mesoporous silica nanoparticles: surface modification and photo-controlled drug release. N. Lin, V. Popik, J. Xie 237. Synthesis and study of hydroxytyrosol derivatives. E. Ametsetor 238. Synthesis of 1,2,4-oxadiaxolidin-5-one. C. Kalu 239. Propargylic C-H oxidation using a Cu(II) 2-quinoxalinol salen catalyst and tert-butyl hydroperoxide. C. Black, A.E. Gorden 240. Brønsted acid catalyzed michael additions to α,β-unsaturated Michael acceptors. R. Haywood 241. Catalytic amidomethylative processes for selective and sustainable functionalization of alkenes. C. Hetti Handi, H. Zhou, X. Cui 242. Straightforward route toward the synthesis of trifluoromethylated ynones. S. Adhikari 243. Oxidation of silyl ethers to carboxylic acids. B. Mitchell, B.C. Goess 244. Synthesis of 1-alkynyl phosphonates from novel α-phosphonovinyl triflates. M.T. Dawson, C.W. Alexander, D.P. Kercher 245. Enantioselective lactonization of prochiral diesters using a chiral Brønsted-acid organocatalyst to generate tertiary chiral centers. A. Kelley, K.S. Petersen 246. Palladium-inspired activation of carbonyl compounds in the formation of acetals and ketals. E. Mensah, S. Green 247. Heterogeneous superacidic catalysts containing immobilized heteropolyacids. A.A. Kuvayskaya, A. Vasiliev 248. Studies about the synthesis of coumarin-pyridine derivatives: potential candidates for application in dye sensitized solar cells. L.C. da Silva Filho, P.B. Oshiro
249. Solvent-free synthesis and solvathochromism study of new rhodamine dyes using Nb2O5. L.O. Reihl, G.C. Santos, B.H. Silva, L.C. da Silva Filho 250. Metal corrosion and the effects of various substituted triazole structures in acidic media. T. Camp, S.M. Landge 251. Synthesis of small sensory models for develop as pH probes. I.N. Rajapaksha, C. Scott 252. Approach toward the synthesis of 1,2,3-triazole functionalized with acryloyl chloride. A. Ugboya, D. Ghosh, K.S. Aiken, S.M. Landge 253. NMR and computational studies of conformational dynamics in hindered, perfluorinated alcohols. P.A. Deck, D. Troya, A.S. Volokhova, J.A. Osten, C. Slebodnick, K.M. Knott 254. Investigation of cation-π interactions in silylation-based kinetic resolutions. T. Zhang 255. Fatty acid-toluidine blue photosensitizer conjugates: Analysis of photophysical, photochemical, and photodecomposition properties. J. Robinson-Duggon, F. Pérez-Mora, N. Mariño Ocampo, M. Muñoz, A. Edwards, A. Greer, D. Fuentealba 256. Strategies for improving flash chromatography efficiency. J.R. Bickler
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 17 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING, 10/31/18
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Polymer Chemistry
W. R. Gutekunst, Organizer 2:30 - 4:30 257. Charge effects and their role on particle transport in polymeric gels. K. Nuti, J.E. Derouchey 258. Phenoxazine polymers for biosensor applications. M.N. Almtiri, C. Scott 259. Conjugated polyspirosilabifluorene systems as high efficiency sensors. A. Nesmelov 260. Introduction of thiol groups into silk fibroin materials. X. Zhang, H. Bao, C.L. Donley, S. Yang, S. Xu 261. Comparison of full-DFT and semiempirical tight-binding methods in modeling the branching pathway of a Ni- diimine polyethylene catalyst. J. Laub, J. Kern 262. Synthesis of thermally stable chiral poly (ester amide)s from sustainable resources. E.N. Munyaneza, C. Scott
WEDNESDAY EVENING
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Plenary: Alan G. Marshall
M. G. Bronikowski, Organizer, Presiding 5:30 Introductory Remarks. 5:35 263. An olio of omics: nature’s chemical compositional complexity resolved and identified by Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometry. A.G. Marshall
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 18 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY MORNING, 11/1/18
THURSDAY MORNING
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Biochemical Mechanisms of Essential Cellular Targets
Cosponsored by BIOL E. E. Weinert, Y. Zheng, Organizers, Presiding 8:00 264. Siderophore-dependent transport paradigms for iron across the bacterial cell envelope. T.A. Wencewicz 8:20 265. Targeting metalloenzymes for antimicrobial therapy. B. Li, A. Chan, R. Johnson, G. Morgan 8:40 266. Conserved structural features that provide a functional advantage in two-component flavin reductases involved in sulfur metabolism. H.R. Ellis, A.L. Lamb, J.S. McFarlane, R. Hagen, J. Musila 9:00 267. Precursor-directed biosynthesis of complex secondary metabolites. G.J. Williams 9:20 268. Regulation of bacterial toxin-antitoxin complexes. C.M. Dunham, M.A. Schureck, J. Meisner, E. Hoffer 9:40 Intermission. 10:00 269. Transition metal selectivity and plasticity in primary active transmembrane zinc pumps. G. Meloni 10:20 270. Identifying the substrate proteins of E3 ubiquitin ligase by orthogonal ubiquitin transfer (OUT). Y. Wang, K. Bhuripanyo, L. Zhou, G. Chen, J. Yin 10:40 271. Glycoengineering enables preparation of dual-drug antibody-drug conjugates to overcome multidrug- resistance in cancer cells. X. Li, M.S. Hudlikar, T. Sun, G. Boons 11:00 272. Integrative modeling of molecular machines in gene regulation. I.N. Ivanov, C. Yan 11:20 273. Determination of local post-translational modification crosstalk on the N-terminal tail of histone H4. M. Fulton, J. Zhang, M. He, T. Brown, M. Ho, Y. Zheng 11:40 274. Computational models for ternary complex of PCNA-DNA-ligase system. A. Shandilya
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Biological Chemistry
A. C. Spencer, Organizer K. M. Roberts, Presiding 8:00 275. Novel tool for metabolomics using NMR spectroscopy: DIPSI-PSYCHE TOCSY for analysis of complex mixtures. R. Hill, A. Byers, L. Brown, J. Thornton, N. Fitzkee 8:20 276. Adsorption kinetics of biomolecules on to PEGylated gold nanoparticles. Y. Perera, A. Hughes, N. Fitzkee 8:40 277. Structural and functional annotation of macrodomain proteins. S. Cingoranelli, D. Yadav, P.N. Brady, J. Catazaro, T. Andrews, A.J. Staup, M.D. Morton, R. Powers, M.A. Johnson 9:00 278. EPA priority pollutants as new substrates for dehaloperoxidase: Spectroscopic and mechanistic studies. T. Malewschik, R.A. Ghiladi 9:20 279. Exploring the role of a cysteine residue in cysteine dioxygenase. C. Graham, H.R. Ellis 9:40 Intermission.
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 19 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY MORNING, 11/1/18
9:55 280. Isolation and kinetics of the catalytic domain of 2,4'-dihydroxyacetophenone dioxygenase (DAD). K.M. Roberts, G.C. Connor, C. Cave, J. Weeks 10:15 281. Probing the effects of heme pocket residues on the signal transduction within globin coupled sensors. S. Rivera 10:35 282. Redox pathway for the Kemp elimination. M. Forconi 10:55 283. Biophysical characterization and small molecule inhibition of MEMO1. J.A. Pollock 11:15 284. Function of glucan phosphatases in photosynthetic organisms. C. Vander Kooi, S. Sharma, C. Brizzee, M.S. Gentry 11:35 285. Molecular similarity-based investigation of non-covalent and antitrypanosomal inhibitors of cysteine protease rhodesain. J. Collins, H. Zhang, R. Nyamwihura, I.V. Ogungbe
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Chemical Education
J. Mannion, Organizer A. V. Mallia, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:05 286. Effect of Lerner logs on student’s motivation, learning strategies and self-regulation skills in partially flipped organic chemistry classroom at a 4-year public college. A.V. Mallia 8:25 287. Storytelling as an educational tool for general chemistry. D.W. Carpenetti 8:45 288. Specifications grading in the general chemistry curriculum: Models of implementation and preliminary observations. M. Tsoi, O. Villanueva, C. Woodbridge, M. Anzovino, M.S. Morton 9:05 289. Is it possible to submerge a boat? Teaching average density and buoyancy concepts using 3D-printed boats: A guided inquiry approach. U. Panse, V.C. Waghulde 9:25 290. Organometallics: Implementing specifications grading in an upper-level elective course. O. Villanueva, M. Tsoi 9:45 291. Adapting Organic Chemistry I & II courses using a specifications grading approach at Georgia Gwinnett College. M.S. Morton, M. Tsoi, M. Anzovino, O. Villanueva, C. Woodbridge
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Environmental Chemistry
B. A. Powell, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 292. Bioaugmentation of an engineered metal treatment wetland. R. Brigmon, A. Friedman, F. Coutelot, J.C. Seaman, S. Polson 8:20 293. Semi-targeted measurement of multiple environmental toxicant classes in urine using liquid chromatography-Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry: A quantitative assessment of the human exposome. P. Bartsch 8:40 294. Analysis of mercury(II) recognition ability of p-tert-butylcalix[4]thiacrown-5 aiming at selective removal of organic mercury(II) species dissolved in water media by using calix[n]thiacrown as an adsorbent. T. Takimoto, Y. Hashimoto, G. Inoue, H. Sasaki
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 20 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY MORNING, 11/1/18
9:00 295. Infrared spectroscopy and gas chromatography measurements of nitrous oxide in agricultural soils. L.P. Gamage, W.K. Gichuhi - - 9:20 296. Porous iron materials for effective removal of TcO4 and ReO4 from groundwater. D. Li, S. Hunyadi Murph, D. Kaplan, K.M. Taylor-Pashow, J.C. Seaman, F. Coutelot, H. Chang, M. Tandukar 9:40 297. Surface modified ground tire rubber as heavy metal adsorbents. A. Liyanage, S.M. Rajapaksha, D.W. Smith, T.E. Mlsna 10:00 Intermission. 10:20 298. Cyclodextrin-based electrospun materials for oil absorption and cleaning. N.N. Mateeva, D. Robinson, A. Deveaux, S. Ramakrishnan 10:40 299. Adsorption of phosphates onto Mg/Al-sulfate/hydroxide impregnated Douglas fir biochar. C. Navarathna, C. Dotse, J. Pennisson, D. Craig, T.E. Mlsna 11:00 300. Lead removal using biochars obtained from slow pyrolysis of dry and soaked pecan shell biomass. G.B. Crisler, G.A. Burk, P.D. Simmons, T.E. Mlsna 11:20 301. Characterization of surface-active organics in seawater and marine aerosol particles. A.A. Frossard, W.C. Hudson, T. Burdette 11:40 302. Synthesis, characterization, analysis, and use of biofuel from campus Chick-fil-A waste oil and grease. D.P. Pursell, N. Khan, S. Lee, S. Park, K. Zimmermann, A. Velundhandi
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Medicinal Chemistry in Drug Development
Cosponsored by MEDI Financially supported by Augusta University S. S. Panda, Organizer T. Crute, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:10 303. PET imaging of myelination in the central nervous system. Y. Wang, C. Wu, A. Dev Tiwari, J. Zhu, Z. Jian, J. Long 8:40 304. Optimization of aspartic protease inhibitors as anti-malarial agents. M.J. Meyers 9:10 305. Anticancer compounds from edible spices: The story of Allspice; how chemists can help cancer researchers. B.L. Lokeshwar 9:40 306. Rethinking medicinal chemistry to enhance bioavailability and target-to-non-target ratio. A.S. Arbab 10:10 Intermission. 10:30 307. Role of DNA methyltransferases in regulation of breast cancer stem cells. M. Thangaraju 10:50 308. Development of novel selective estrogen receptor modulators. A. Jha 11:10 309. Harvesting fused & functionalized azaheterocycles: Promising pharmacophores for drug development. R. Sakhuja 11:30 310. Functional characterization of one fungal small protein with potent and selective anticancer activity. Y. Ding
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 21 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY MORNING, 11/1/18
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Organic Chemistry Tools for Synthesis, Biomedicine, & Materials Science
Financially supported by Pfizer D. Diaz-Diaz, Organizer Q. Wang, Organizer, Presiding S. Sen Gupta, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:15 311. Nanoengineering gone viral: Plant virus cancer immunotherapeutics. N.F. Steinmetz 8:35 312. Chemical garden bio-hybrids for 3D marine and mammalian cell culture. K.S. Raja 8:55 313. Self-healing and highly stretchable alginate-based material. K. Suresh, M. Häring, G. Kumaraswamy, D. Diaz-Diaz
9:15 314. Clicking stars: Easy access to hyperbranched polytriazoles via A2+B3 strategy. V.O. Rodionov
9:35 315. BimPy2-acclerated CuAAC and Ynoc deprotection in complex reaction media. S. Presolski 9:55 Intermission. 10:15 316. Small-molecule tool for the tissue selective delivery of Cas9 ribonucleoprotien. H.M. Wisniewska 10:35 317. Beyond the bench: Information tools that inform drug development decisions. J.L. Lau, M.K. Dunn 10:55 318. The other side of chemistry: Automating high-throughput chromatography techniques using INtip chemistries for bioanalytical applications. A. Lee, S. Hwang, T. Mullis, P. Sitasuwan 11:15 319. Targeted protein degradation for unmet patient needs. K. Kaczanowska, M. Walczak, S. Cottens 11:35 320. Nanoscale monitoring of chemical processes using fluorescent nanodiamonds. P. Cigler
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Pu-238 Production & Use
Financially supported by Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness E. B. Fox, Organizer, Presiding C. L. Crawford, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:05 321. National Historic Chemical Landmarks program: ACS honors significant chemical achievements of the past. S. Rovner 8:15 322. Processing of irradiated Np targets to purified Pu-238 and Np-237 oxide products. C. Goergen 8:40 323. History of Pu-238 production and processing at Savannah River Site. M. Thompson 9:05 324. Production of Pu-238 oxide fuel for space exploration. D.F. Bickford 9:30 Intermission. 9:50 325. Pu238 processing experiences at SRS during the 1990’s. E.A. Kyser, M. Thompson
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 22 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY MORNING, 11/1/18
10:15 326. Reflections on the designation of the Savannah River Plutonium-238 production site as an ACS national historic chemical landmark. D.E. Hobart 10:40 327. Process development for production of plutonium-238 at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. D. DePaoli, D. Benker, L.H. Delmau, F. Riley, S.R. Sherman, P. Bailey, E. Collins, R. Wham 11:05 Concluding Remarks.
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Undergraduate: General
B. Agee, Organizer M. E. Daub, Presiding 8:00 328. NSAID hybrid conjugates: Potential drug candidates. H.H. Honkanadavar, S.S. Panda 8:20 329. Synthesis of variable sized silver for the binding of drug derivatives. A.N. Eubanks, P.J. Rosado 8:40 330. Drug discovery by chemical similarity. P. Chau, C.A. Neale 9:00 331. Pyrazinoic acid-isoniazid hybrid conjugates as potential anti-infective agents. W.F. Littlefield, S.S. Panda 9:20 332. Synthesizing indole-carboxamides as allosteric modulators to cannabinoid CB1 receptors. M.A. McCrory, J.H. Ferguson, H. Holt 9:40 Intermission. 9:55 333. Synthesis of binding groups to connect functional polyacrylates to cell-free hemoglobin for the treatment of traumatic brain injury. A.K. McMahan, M.E. Michaud, H.J. Schanz 10:15 334. RAD52 inhibitor for personalized cancer therapy in BRCA1/2 negative tumor cells. S. Kala, M. Spies 10:35 335. Total synthesis of natural products (±)-hibiscone B and (±)-acyl hibiscone B. P.W. Roth, B.C. Goess
10:55 336. Quantifying support interactions and reactivity trends of single metal atom catalysts over TiO2 support. T.D. Pham, N.A. Deskins, S. Iyemperumal 11:15 337. Structure of copper benzoate and pyridine N-oxide complexes. K. Sheriff, W. Lynch, C.W. Padgett 11:35 338. Factors that influence the removal of Copper (II) aqueous ions from solution via hydrogel formation. K. Spalding, J.L. Hawk
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Organic Chemistry Synthesis of Biologically Relevant Molecules & Methodology
K. S. Aiken, Organizer P. I. Binda, Presiding 8:20 339. Brønsted acid activation of nitriles for the synthesis of lactones. T.M. Baber, K.S. Petersen 8:40 340. Enantioselective synthesis of spirocycles through a chiral phosphoric acid catalyzed desymmetrization. E. Minerali, A. Kelley, J. Wilent, T. Wilson, N. Chambers, K.S. Petersen, K. Stingley 9:00 341. Scale-up of micellar palladium-catalyzed arylation of nitroalkanes. J. Smith, S. Handa
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 23 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY MORNING, 11/1/18
9:20 342. Total synthesis of acyl hibiscone B. I. McCraw, P.W. Roth, A.M. Armaly, J.H. Tryon, H.M. Rudd, B.C. Goess 9:40 343. Progress towards the total synthesis of polycyclic guanidinium alkaloids. Y. Lin, A. Ribaucourt, Y. Moazami, J.G. Pierce 10:00 Intermission. 10:20 344. Synthesis and development of novel antimicrobial and anti-biofilm agents. B. Frohock, J.G. Pierce 10:40 345. Synthesis,characterization and biological evaluation of novel 11-hydrazinyl pyrrolo [2,1-c] [1,4] benzodiazepine derivatives as potential anti-cancer and anti-microbial agent. D. Mingle, A. Shilabin, C.T. Eagle 11:00 346. Synthesis of melokhanine E. A. Cholewczynski, P. Williams, J.G. Pierce 11:20 347. Development of a synthetic route for quinoline based derivatives for HIV-1 integrase inhibition. J. Hume, N.G. Jentsch, A.P. Hart, J. Sun, J.A. Pigza, J.J. Kessl, M.G. Donahue 11:40 348. Direct synthesis of 1,2,3,6-Tetrahydropyridines (PTP) from α-alkylstyrenes promoted by Fe-catalyzed retro-[2+2] ring opening of 1,2-Diazetidines. C. Hetti Handi, H. Zhou, X. Cui
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Hamilton B
Alternative Science Careers
Cosponsored by I&EC G. A. Fugate, Organizer B. Agee, Organizer, Presiding 8:30 Introductory Remarks. 8:40 349. Careers in academia: University lecturer. A.J. Carroll 8:50 350. Careers in higher education: Managing family life and higher education. W. Medawala 9:00 351. Careers in higher education: Perspectives on the transition from a community college to a primarily undergraduate institution. A.C. Spencer 9:10 352. Careers in education at research universities. S.E. Creager 9:20 353. Professional academic scientist in a core laboratory. M.A. Ter Horst 9:30 Panel Discussion. 10:00 Intermission. 10:20 354. Careers in Chemical Business. J.E. Sabol 10:30 355. Careers in litigation support and occupational Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program. D.M. Manuta 10:40 356. Careers in the Department of Energy, Renewable Energy, National Security. B. Peters 10:50 357. Careers in adhesives applications and polymer synthesis. G. Ashley 11:00 358. Careers in intellectual property. M.D. Weingarten 11:10 Panel Discussion. 11:40 Concluding Remarks.
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 24 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY MORNING, 11/1/18
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Nanophotonics & Plasmonics
Cosponsored by COLL W. Wei, Organizer, Presiding 8:30 Introductory Remarks. 8:40 359. State-of-the-art nanomaterials: From innovation to marketplace. S. Hunyadi Murph 9:10 360. In situ atomic-level tracking of heterogeneous nucleation in nanocrystal growth with an isocyanide molecular probe. D. Qin 9:40 361. FDTD simulations of plasmonic crystals for SERS. J.M. Montgomery 10:10 Intermission. 10:30 362. Latest progress in spasers: From fundamentals to technologies. M. Stockman 11:00 363. Bound states, optical switches, and plasmonics in degenerately-doped silicon nanowires: Controlling light from the visible through mid-infrared. J. Cahoon 11:30 364. Spectroelectrochemistry on Au nanoclusters: The diminishing energy gap from molecular toward plasmonic. G. Wang, M. Tran, J. Padelford
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Walsh A/B
Inorganic Chemistry Coordination Chemistry
W. E. Lynch, Organizer, Presiding
8:50 365. Syntheses and characterizations of four new ploynuclear Mnx (x = 3, 4, 6, 7) clusters derived from 4, 5- bis(hydroxymethyl)-2-methylpyridin-3-ol and 2- hydroxymethyl pyridine. A. Saha, B. Harris, M.A. Reagan, C.W. Padgett, Z. Zhang 9:10 366. Syntheses, characterization and crystal structure of copper(II) bis(pyrazolyl)acetic acid complexes. W.E. Lynch, B.P. Quillian, C.W. Padgett, A. Petrillo, M. Tran, A. Lorbecki 9:30 367. Silver complexes with caffeine-derived chalcogenones: Synthesis, structures, and biological activity. M. Styron, Z.M. Gehman, D. Rabinovich 9:50 368. Study of the structure of gold chloride and aromatic N-oxide protonic adducts. C.W. Padgett, W. Lynch, M. Tran, D. Adams, A. Goetz 10:10 Intermission. 10:30 369. N-heterocyclic thione and selone complexes of silver: Synthetic, structural, and biological activity studies. D. Rabinovich 10:50 370. Synthesis, structure, and reactivity of palladium proazaphosphatrane complexes: Insight into a conformationally flexible ligand. M. Johnson 11:10 371. Nitrite reduction by trinuclear copper pyrazolate complexes: First examples of a synthetic, polynuclear, NO-releasing, homogeneous catalyst. R.G. Raptis, K. Shi, L. Mathivathanan 11:30 372. Investigating non-covalent interactions in asymmetric triiodide cocrystals via halogen bonding and chalcogen bonding. K. Kobra, C.D. McMillen, B. Pennington
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 25 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY MORNING, 11/1/18
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Analytical Chemistry
W. A. Spencer, Organizer 10:30 - 12:30 373. Processing methods affects microstructure, thermal properties, and amylase hydrolysis of kidney beans (Phaeolus vulgaris L.) starch. A. Anderson 374. Molybdenum bronze film for electrocatalytic reduction of carbon dioxide. S. Alharbi 375. Aggregation-dependent oxidation of different-sized gold nanoparticles. H. Nambiathan Nambiar, D.K. Pattadar, F.P. Zamborini 376. Modification of chemical vapor-deposited carbon electrodes with electrocatalytic metal nanoparticles through a soft nitriding technique. E. Amoah, D. Mawudoku, C. Millsaps, T. Neequaye, G.W. Bishop 377. Nitrogen-doping of carbon fiber electrodes as a strategy for immobilization and characterization of electrocatalytically active gold nanoparticles. D. Mawudoku, E. Amoah, G.P. Affadu Danful, C. Millsaps, G.W. Bishop 378. Detection of pesticide residues in baby foods using fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and high- performance liquid chromatography/PDA system. O. Fatunmbi, C.R. Dockery, H.Z. Msimanga 379. Detection of fentanyl via Raman spectroscopy. T.T. Griffin, J.W. Hall 380. Quartz crystal microbalance study of aromatic compound adsorption to UiO-66-NH2 thin films. J. Shankwitz, G. Szulczewski 381. Detection of degradation along the length of polyester-urethane audio magnetic tapes using machine learning techniques. N.H. Ratnasena, A. Abraham, D. Rich, N. Fuenffinger, B. Cassidy, J. Rotheiser, T. Burdette, E. Breitung, F. France, M. Myrick, S. Morgan 382. Green extraction and chromatographic fingerprint optimization towards the HPLC-PAD analysis of Cynara scolymus L. by means of a multivariate approach. O.A. de Souza, M.S. Borges, C.S. de Funari, R.L. Carneiro, D. Rinaldo 383. Determination of multivariate sugar mixtures using infrared spectroscopy and chemometrics. M. Cheek, S.W. Huffman 384. Fiber identification using machine learning techniques on spectral data. D. Rich, A. Abraham, N.H. Ratnasena, N. Fuenffinger, E. Bartick, J.V. Goodpaster, S. Morgan 385. Mass spectrometric signatures of surfactants in ambient aerosol and estuarine water from Skidaway Island, GA. T. Burdette, W. Hudson, D. Phillips, K. Zimmermann, A. Frossard 386. Use of chromium (III) to protonate biological peptides for study by electrospray ionization and tandem mass spectrometry. S. Thapa, C. Cassady
387. Raman study of the interaction between the peptide (RW)4-NH2 and a lipid raft model membrane: Influence of the substrate. B.M. Almarwani, N. Phambu, A. Sunda-Meya 388. Thermodynamic analysis of simple hydrolysis of acetic anhydride in tetrahydrofuran-water cosolvent systems. W.A. Afolaju 389. Contribution of surface active organics to surface tension depression in seawater and their changes due to photochemical processing. W.C. Hudson, T. Burdette, J. Harris, M. Serratos, K. Zimmermann, W.L. Miller, A. Frossard 390. Examples of methamphetamine false-positives from GCMS analysis of forensic samples containing pseudo- ephedrine. E.G. Brown
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 26 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY MORNING, 11/1/18
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Inorganic Chemistry
W. E. Lynch, Organizer 10:30 - 12:30 391. Enhancement of near-ir quantum dot emission by metal enhanced fluorescence. K.M. Dipple, M. Jones 392. Aqueous microwave enhanced co-precipitation method for monodisperse lanthanide-doped calcium fluoride nanoparticles. A. Lipchak, C.R. De Silva 393. Halide flux growth of uranium containing phosphates: Structure and magnetic properties. M. Usman 394. Anthracene phosphonates as new Tools for non-invasive optogenetics. D. French, G.M. Gray 395. Hexacoordinate silicon complexes for organic electronics. M. Kocherga, T.A. Schmedake 396. Pnictide analogs of nitrosyl O-hydroxide. J.W. Hall, T.T. Griffin, J.R. Wasson 397. Synthesis of uranium and rare earth containing compounds: Magnetic properties and structure prediction. L. Breton, H. zur Loye 398. Synthesis, structure, and photoluminescence properties of lanthanide-based metal-organic frameworks and a cadmium coordination polymer derived from 2,2′-diamino-trans 4,4′-stilbenedicarboxylate. S.T. Golafale, C.W. Ingram, J. Bacsa, A. Steiner, K. Solntsev 399. Synthesis of an EDTA-based Tb(III) chelate with pendant cholamide arms for binding capsaicin. C.G. Gulgas, Z. Akhmedov 400. Synthesis and characterization of mononuclear nickel (II) complexes and their reactivity studies with potassium superoxide. N. Botcha, N. Singh, B. Sullivan, A. Mukherjee 401. Identifying structural changes upon complexation of polypyridyl ligands: An NMR investigation. T. Jones, B. Vogler, A. Mukherjee 402. Solid-state and electrochemical characterization of uranyl naphthylsalophen. J. Niklas, E.E. Hardy, A.E. Gorden I 403. Straight and twisted linear Cu 4 arrays as highly luminescent blue-light emitters. A. Calderón Díaz, N. Maya, C. O'Dea, N. Bhuvanesh, C.D. McMillen, M. Stollenz 404. Group 11 metal chloride bis(amidine) complexes upon insertion into NH…N' hydrogen bonds: Synthesis and molecular structures. O. Ugarte Trejo, C. O'Dea, N. Bhuvanesh, C.D. McMillen, M. Stollenz 405. Chemistry of mercury (II)-pyrazolyl complexes; characterization and extraction studies. S. Kandel, I. Chakraborty, R. Raptis 406. Acquisition of a single crystal x-ray diffractometer for structure determination and diffuse scattering on small molecules, macromolecules, and materials. E.T. Papish, J.M. Allred, J.A. Dunkle, P. Rupar, K.H. Shaughnessy
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Nuclear Chemistry
J. M. Duffey, Organizer 10:30 - 12:30
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407. Computational studies of small neutral and ionic (UO3)n clusters: Cluster formation and decomposition. P. Kahn, M. Vasiliu, D.A. Dixon 408. Demonstration of chemical decladding and disposition options for non-Al clad nuclear fuels at the Savannah River Site. A. Thompson, D. Dick, G. Daniel, M. DeVore, T. Rudisill, M.G. Bronikowski
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Physical Chemistry
J. Patterson, K. L. Wustholz, Organizers 10:30 - 12:30 409. Microwave, structural parameters, conformational stability, and vibrational assignment of 4-methyl-1,1- difluoro-1-silacyclohexane. G. Guirgis, B. Shumberger, R.E. Sonstrom, B. Pate 410. Light-induced activation of organo-metallic Co-C bond in MeCbl-dependent methionine synthase- QM/MM study. A. Ghosh, A. Mamun, P.M. Kozlowski 411. Performance of explicitly correlated wavefunction for the computation of anharmonic vibrational frequencies. D.A. Agbaglo, R.C. Fortenberry 412. Calculating molar absorptivities for NOH: Is VPT2 sufficient? A. Becker, R.J. Hinde 413. Optimization of linear alkane interactions with SPC water and extraction of cluster free energies from simple simulations of OPC micelle formation. X. Zhang, J. Kindt 414. Photoinduced electron transfer in carbon dots with long wavelength photoluminescence. K.J. Mintz, B. Guerrero, R.M. Leblanc 415. Photoprotective properties of a eumelanin building block: Ultrafast excited state relaxation dynamics in dihydroxyindole. S. Shrestha, Y. Qu, A. Mohamadzade, S. Ullrich 416. Comparison of the photolytic properties of B12-dependent enzymes. M.J. Toda, A. Mamun, A. Ghosh, P.M. Kozlowski 417. Partitioning of size-mismatched impurities to grain boundaries between crystalline hard sphere monolayer domains. Z. Guo, J. Kindt 418. Designing an isotope-labeling scheme for protein 2D IR spectroscopy. K.R. Webb, K.D. Segner, L. Buchanan 419. Thermal decomposition of sodium bis-oxalato cuprate (II) dihydrate. T.C. Devore, I. Kamara, I. AbuNada, B.A. Reisner 0,+ 2+ 420. Superatomic nature of Sc(NH3)6 : One and two electrons bound to the periphery of Sc(NH3)6 core. N. Khan, E. Miliordos 421. Recognition of single ribonucleotide insertions in duplex DNA by RNase HII: Modulation by sequence context. S. Nguyen, M. Evich, M.W. Germann 422. Enhanced protonation of peptides using Cr(III): Developing the basis for proteomics studies. R.R. Persaud, C.J. Cassady, D.A. Dixon - 423. Properties of CO2 in the gas phase and aqueous solution and application to the formation of oxalate dianion. A.S. McNeill, D.A. Dixon
424. Story of the super atomic Mg(NH3)x=4,5,6. I.R. Ariyarathna, F. Pawlowski, J.V. Ortiz, E. Miliordos
425. Superatomic nature of Li(NH3)4 and Na(NH3)4. I.R. Ariyarathna, F. Pawlowski, J.V. Ortiz, E. Miliordos
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 28 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 11/1/18
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
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Biological Chemistry Undergraduate
A. C. Spencer, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 426. The mechanism of IB-DNQ-induced cell death in NQO1 positive BRCA2-mutant breast cancer cells. H. Dixon, M. Srougi 1:50 427. Synthesis, characterization, and biological activities of bis-substituted 1,2,3- and 1,2,4-triazolium salts. Z. Lin, S.S. Johnson, J.D. Gorden, M. Frazier, T. Ta, J.M. Meyers, K.L. Shelton 2:10 428. Synthesis of computationally-derived ERK2 substrates to probe kinase activity during oxidative stress. W. LeFever, A.J. Wommack, L. Poole, R. Newman, M. Dong 2:30 429. Prebiotic synthesis of orotate and thio-orotate nucleosides. R. Cooke, G.G. Springsteen 2:50 Intermission. 3:10 430. Altered zinc oxide nanoparticles and the potential changes in the antimicrobial properties. K. Brasecker 3:30 431. Characterization of the antifungal peptoid, AEC5, for use as a therapeutic agent against Cryptococcus neoformans. K. Bicker, E. McClelland, S.K. Spicer 3:50 432. Purification and characterization of Fep1, Grx4, and Fra2 in Schizosaccharomyces pombe. S. Wallam, C.E. Outten 4:10 433. Synthesis of the building blocks of life through a glyoxylate-based protometabolism. T. Stubbs, G.G. Springsteen 4:30 434. Method development and environmental sampling of AVM toxin. N. Maron, F. Wiley
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Complex Systems & Polymers for the Environment
Cosponsored by ENVR and POLY D. Perahia, Organizer W. T. Pennington, Presiding 1:30 435. Designing active membranes: from responsive gels to highly thermostable biocatalytic systems. O. Kuksenok 2:00 436. Transport of water and salt through desalination membranes. D. Aryal 2:30 437. Dynamics of rigid polymers and nano-confined fluid. N. Osti, T. Etampawala, U. Shrestha, D. Aryal, M. Tyagi, E. Mamontov, S. Diallo, D. Perahia 3:00 438. Water-soluble poly(methacrylic acid)-co-3-(acrylamide)phenylboronic acid co-polymer as sugar sensor. X. Liang, M.C. Trentle, V.A. Kozlovskaya, E.P. Kharlampieva, M. Bonizzoni 3:20 Intermission. 3:35 439. Precision environmental nanomaterials from kinetic-controlled block copolymers. M. Stefik
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 29 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 11/1/18
4:05 440. Insights into ion adsorption in conductive porous MOF electrodes. L. He 4:35 441. Functionalization of intrinsically conductive polymer films and nanoparticles by thiol-terminated hydrophilic polymers. T.W. Hanks 5:05 442. Biologically-triggered release of organic dopants from functionalized intrinsically conducting polymer composites. R. Wetherill, P. Molino, T.W. Hanks
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Walsh A
Current State-Of-The-Art Micro & Nanoscale Analytical Techniques
Cosponsored by ANYL J. H. Christian, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 443. Characterization of plutonium dioxide particulates using Raman microspectroscopy. A.L. Houk, E. Villa- Aleman, N. Bridges, T.C. Shehee 2:05 444. Magnetic resonance at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory. C.A. Klug, J.P. Yesinowski, J.B. Miller 2:35 445. Unraveling the complexity of a doped nanocrystal through magneto-optical tools. G.F. Strouse 3:05 Intermission. 3:35 446. Raman gas measurements using a spatial heterodyne spectrometer for process control of saltstone storage. K.A. Strange Fessler, R. Lascola, P. O'Rourke, S.M. Serkiz, S.M. Angel 4:05 447. Microplasmas for material synthesis and spectroscopic applications. J. Joffrion, D. Mills, W. Clower, C.G. Wilson 4:35 448. Probing onset of magnetism in doped quantum dots. J.K. Bindra, G.F. Strouse, N.S. Dalal
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Electrochemistry & 2D Materials
S. E. Creager, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 449. Beyond lithium ion batteries: Opportunities and challenges. R. Podila, C. Wang, B. Lu, A. Rao 1:55 450. Sandwich-type electrochemical immunoassay of biomarker protein S100B using amperometric detection of enzyme-labeled magnetic beads in 3D-printed flow-cells. G.W. Bishop, A.H. Alabdulwaheed, C.I. Ogbu, E. Adeniji 2:20 451. Understanding the role of nanoparticle assembly method and electrode material on the electrochemically- determined surface area-to-volume ratio. J. Sharma, D.k. Pattadar, B. Mainali, F.P. Zamborini 2:45 Intermission. 3:05 452. Activation analysis of proton and deuteron transmission through single-layer graphene. S.E. Creager 3:30 453. Non-polar and aqueous oximation reactions on aminooxy-functionalized monolayer-protected gold clusters. T.R. Sibakoti 3:55 454. Exploring the unique electrochemical and chemical reactivity of sub 2 nm diameter catalytic Au Nanoparticles. D.K. Pattadar, F.P. Zamborini 4:20 455. Sintering of metal nanoparticles through repetitive electrochemical oxidation-reduction cycles. B.P. Mainali, D.K. Pattadar, F.P. Zamborini
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 30 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 11/1/18
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Medicinal Chemistry in Drug Development
Cosponsored by MEDI Financially supported by Augusta University S. S. Panda, Organizer B. L. Lokeshwar, Presiding 1:30 456. Synergistic activity of gram positive drugs against gram negative pathogens. D.P. Arya 1:50 457. Synthesis, cytotoxic activities of some benzazoles, and description of activity mechanism as Neurokinin-1 (NK1) receptors antagonists. E. Aki-Yalcin, O. Ozturk, K. Bolelli, S. Yilmaz, O. Bingol-Ozpinar, F. Özdemir, I. Yalcin 2:10 458. Synthesis and evaluation of pyrazoline and isoxazoline heterocycles for the antioxidant, anticancer and antimicrobial activity. S. Murru, K. Tran, S. Miriyala, R. Srivastava, S. Garlapati 2:30 459. Identify myristoyl-CoA analogs in targeting FGF/FGFR mediated tumor progression. O.A. Alsaidan, Q. Li, S. Kim, I. Lebedyeva, H. Cai 2:50 460. Aryl ring modifications of sphingosine kinase 2 selective inhibitors. C. Sibley, Y. Kharel, K. Lynch, S. Webster 3:10 Intermission. 3:30 461. Repurposing disulfiram for cancer therapy via targeted nanotechnology through enhanced tumor mass penetration and disassembly. P. Xu 3:50 462. Can licorice cure cancer? Using natural products as inspiration for medicinal chemistry research. S. Zingales 4:10 463. Development of prolinol based derivatives targeting sphingosine kinase 1. H. Li, L.G. Wonilowicz, Y. Kharel, A. Brown, D.R. Bevan, K. Lynch, S. Webster 4:30 464. Design of payloads for targeted delivery of platinum-acridine anticancer agents. X. Yao, C.M. Tracy, U. Bierbach
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Organic Chemistry Tools for Synthesis, Biomedicine, & Materials Science
Financially supported by Pfizer Q. Wang, Organizer D. Diaz-Diaz, Organizer, Presiding J. K Pokorski, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 465. Using triggered chemical reactions for adaptive material properties. S. Craig 1:55 466. Virus-like particle glycoconjugate vaccines: A modular approach to combat cancer and infectious disease. A. Chapman, J. Noble, M. Finn 2:15 467. Protein/polymer composites for biomedical materials. J.K. Pokorski 2:35 468. Assessing potential health risks of polymers used in wearable devices. K. Breitenkamp 2:55 469. Polymer-stabilized gold nanoshells. J. Schimer, J. Neburkova, P. Cigler
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 31 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 11/1/18
3:15 Intermission. 3:35 470. Synthesis and kinetic studies of the influence of substitution on degradable oxanorbornadienes. L. De Pascalis, M. Finn 3:55 471. C-H activation for microporous polymer synthesis. K. Thompson 4:15 472. Silk-based materials for tissue engineering application. S. Sen Gupta 4:35 473. Fairy tales of self-assembly. Q. Wang 4:55 Concluding Remarks.
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Polymer Chemistry
W. R. Gutekunst, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 474. Peakforce QNM mode for measurement of nanosurface mechanical properties of Pt-cured silicones. S. Nair, C. Wang, K.J. Wynne 1:50 475. Protective action of semi-fluorinated perfluorocyclobutyl polymer coatings against corrosion of mild steel. E. Caldona, D. Wipf, D.W. Smith 2:10 476. Neuromorphic dynamics from conformational changes in n-alkyl methacrylate polymeric memristors. B. Grant, T. McFarlane, I. Bandera, S.H. Foulger 2:30 477. Surface-initiated polymerization of a conjugated polymer from a self-assembled monolayer that is cleavable under mild conditions. P.M. Lundin 2:50 478. Conformational change in carbazole based methacrylate polymers for flexible memory. T. McFarlane, B.V. Zdyrko, I. Bandera, M. Jurča, J. Vilčáková, P. Sáha, C. Tonkin, S.H. Foulger 3:10 Intermission. 3:25 479. Novel biorenewable copoly(ether-ran-amide)s. G. Saenz, C. Scott 3:45 480. Synthesis of polymers with pendant DNA bases for doxorubicin sequestration during chemotherapy treatment. M. Bardot 4:05 481. Hammett relationships in mechanochemical reactions. M.H. Barbee, T. Kouznetsova, S. Barrett, G. Gossweiler, Y. Lin, S. Rastogi, W. Brittain, S. Craig 4:25 482. Synthesis and characterization of linear poly-dicyclopentadiene using a 3rd generation Grubbs-type olefin metathesis catalysts. N.D. Steese, D. Bharvalia, H.J. Schanz 4:45 483. Functionalization of cotton fabric substrate for increased doxorubicin (DOX) capture. O. Wadsworth 5:05 484. Kinetics study of thermal decomposition of post-consumer Costco carbonated water bottle made of poly(ethylene terephthalate) in argon atmosphere. N. Hamidi
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Protecting Your Biggest Assets: Using Patents to Secure and Leverage Your Innovations
Financially supported by Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP M. D. Weingarten, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks.
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1:35 485. Intellectual property: Foundation and fundamentals. M.D. Weingarten, A.M. Winkler 2:15 486. Protecting innovation: An insider’s perspective on the utilization of intellectual property to achieve business goals. J. Livingstone, M. Kruljac, L. Fahey Fritts 3:05 Intermission. 3:25 487. Best practices for identifying inventions—your own and others—and avoiding pitfalls in collaborative research agreements. K.E. Bianco 3:55 488. Practical considerations for developing a patent portfolio. J. Freeman 4:25 489. Battle ready: The different ways to attack a U.S. patent and tips to avoid becoming a victim. S.M. Medatia 4:55 Concluding Remarks.
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Topics in Environmental Monitoring
Cosponsored by ENVR and NUCL B. A. Powell, Organizer T. H. Boles, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 490. Investigation of disinfection by-product formation and toxicity of swimming pools utilizing Cu/Ag electrolysis and chlorine. J. Allen, L. Quirk, G. Bollar, M.J. Plewa, S.D. Richardson 1:55 491. Effectiveness of at home point-of-use granular activated carbon filtration systems (Brita) in removing unregulated disinfection by-products. A. Cuthbertson, V. Esposito, A. Perkins, S. Kimura-Hara, S. Richardson 2:15 492. Traceable calibration standards and performance testing samples for radioactive noble gases analysis. E.A. Taskaev 2:35 493. Multiple-Amendment Active Cap (MAAC Technology) for in-situ management and remediation of sediments contaminated with radionuclides. A.S. Knox 2:55 Intermission. 3:15 494. Spectroscopic measurements of enteric methane: Does it really matter? W.K. Gichuhi, L.P. Gamage 3:35 495. Dynamic light scattering of environmentally relevant aggregates of natural organic matter. M.J. Wells, M.R. Esfahani, H.A. Stretz 3:55 496. Design and synthesis of metal-organic frameworks with embedded basic sites for remediation of contaminated water sources. T.A. Makal 4:15 497. Quantitative analysis of various opioids in urban wastewater samples using SPE and LC-MS/MS. F. Mahmoudi, T.H. Boles 4:35 Concluding Remarks.
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Undergraduate: General
B. Agee, Organizer B. B. Penland, Presiding 1:30 498. Tracking skunky beer: Colorimetric detection of 3-methyl-2-butene-1-thiol. D. Carter, S. Zingales, S.E. Gray 1:50 499. Determination of niacin and its metabolites in human blood plasma. K. Sutherland, B. Giri, C. Wakade, C.L. Klug 2:10 500. Evaluation of antimicrobial properties of ZnO nanoparticle-modified cotton textile materials. C.R. De Silva, M. Reece 2:30 501. Connecting silyl sulfide structure and reactivity to PbS quantum dot growth dynamics. Z. Nofs, A. Rogers, V. Epps, M.R. McPhail 2:50 502. Sulfidation of silver nanoparticles by metal sulfides. H.C. Lieb, K.M. Mullaugh 3:10 Intermission. 3:25 503. Quantum theory of atoms-in-molecules investigation of carbon-halogen multiple-bond character in isomers of chloro- and bromobenzene di- and tri-cations. K. Floyd, D.A. Clabo 3:45 504. Identifying pigments in paintings using SERS: Establishing a quality assurance protocol. C. Farling, S. Svoboda, K.L. Wustholz 4:05 505. Quantitative determination of Zn2+ using Sciff-based fluorescent chemo-sensors. K. Wyss, E.E. Hardy, A.E. Gorden 4:45 506. Exchange of carboxylic acids, thiols, and amines in PbS quantum dot thin films at a liquid-air interface. A. Milam, M. Salyards, M.R. McPhail 5:05 507. Halide-functionalization of lead sulfide quantum dot thin films at a liquid-air interface with quarternary ammonium salts. M. Salyards, P. Wasdin, M.R. McPhail
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Nanophotonics & Plasmonics
Cosponsored by COLL W. Wei, Organizer, Presiding 1:50 Introductory Remarks. 2:00 508. Two approaches for enhancing the efficiency of plasmon induced hot electron transfer. T. Lian 2:30 509. Hot carriers in action: Insights on plasmon-driven photocatalytic interfacial molecular transformations. H. Wang 3:00 510. Electrochemistry of plasmon active electrode materials. S. Pan 3:30 Intermission. 3:50 511. Light emitters based on composite halide perovskites. H. Gao 4:20 Discussion. 4:50 Concluding Remarks.
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Biological Chemistry
A. C. Spencer, Organizer 2:30 - 4:30 512. Establishing a molecular mechanism for polypeptide translocation catalyzed by each nucleotide binding domain of ClpA. N. Scull, A.L. Lucius 513. Modulating substrate reactivity of dehaloperoxidase through nonnative cofactor replacement. A.H. McGuire, L.M. Carey, A.R. Pettit, R.A. Ghiladi 514. Determining the stoichiometry of TIAR-RNA complexes. J. Siemer, J. Zhang, M.A. Brinton, M.W. Germann 515. High-affinity zinc finger in complex with RREIIB HIV RNA. B.A. Edjah, A.M. Spring, M.W. Germann 516. Studies on the biosynthesis of the unusual β-branch of the polyketide difficidin. B.E. Kiel, R.K. Tikkanen, J.J. Reddick 517. Deciphering kinetic model of RNA polymerase I multi-round transcription. Z. Ingram, D. Schneider, A.L. Lucius 518. Organic and mechanistic studies of 2-methylcitrate dehydratase and 2-methylisocitrate lyase from Bacillus subtilis. V.G. Meadows, J.J. Reddick 519. S. mutans Cnm: A novel antibacterial drug target. G. Prasannakumar, G. Vannakambadi, S.E. Velu 520. Identification and quantification of DNA damage in uncondensed and protamine-condensed DNA. E. Oikeh, L.E. Prevette, E.J. Merino, J.E. Derouchey 521. Conformational transition and crystal structure study of 5-Se-modified thymidine containing DNAs. L. Qin, Z. Fang, C. Chen, S. Liu, Z. Huang 522. Discovery of K313 as a novel diamidine-structured PRMT1 Inhibitor. Z. Wang 523. Synthesis of amino-acid-based spiro-indoles and Schiff base complexes as potential biological agents. I. Seliem, T.S. Ibrahim, A.M. Al-Mahmoudy, Z.K. Abdel-Samii, S.S. Panda 524. Studying the metabolic role of Pseudomonas aeruginosa MDO Operon. K. Stanford 525. Saccharomyces cerevisiae as a viable model for the overexpression and purification of proteins involved in iron homeostasis. D. Hati 526. Investigation on the cross communication between the high and low iron sensors in yeast. E. Talib 527. Functional role of flavoproteins in two-component systems involved in sulfur metabolism. R. Hagen, H.R. Ellis 528. Macrolide-mediated lung tissue selective drug of polymeric cargoes. B. Wu 529. Substituting inosine for guanosine in DNA: Structural and dynamic consequences. Z.E. Ferris, Q. Li, M. Evich, M.W. Germann 530. Determining the features of retroviral DNA essential for HIV replication. Z.E. Ferris, Q. Li, M.W. Germann 531. How tRNA modifications and nucleotide insertions impact decoding and mRNA frame maintenance. H. Nguyen, C.M. Dunham 532. Severe redox stress correlates with pH changes in the cytosol and mitochondria of S. cerevisiae. T. Bandyopadhyay, M. Darch, C.E. Outten 533. Proteolysis of type II bacterial antitoxins that release toxins. I. Pavelich, C.M. Dunham
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534. Crystallization and structure study of nucleic acid with selenium modification. S. Liu, Z. Huang 535. Interaction between Grx4, Fep1 and Fra2 regulates low iron response in S. pombe. M. Gupta, C.E. Outten 536. Structure and function of the SARS-unique domain C from bat coronavirus HKU4. A. Staup, J. Catt, R. Hammond, N.U. De Silva, X. Tan, M.A. Johnson 537. Divergent macrodomains in coronaviruses: Expression and biophysical characterization of multidomain proteins. N.U. De Silva, J. Catt, J. Li, X. Tan, R. Hammond, A.J. Staup, M.A. Johnson 538. Synthesis and binding interactions of some newly 2-benzamidobenzothiazoles on hGSTP1-1 enzyme. K. Bolelli, I. Yalcin, T. Ertan-Bolelli, Y. Musdal, B. Mannervik, E. Aki-Yalcin 539. Anticoagulant properties of lignosulfonate sodium: Effects on human plasma clotting times and coagulation enzymes. D. Clemons, R. Al-Horani 540. Chicken protein-based coating could minimize fat-uptake in deep-fat fried chicken. D. Ananey-Obiri, L. Matthews, M. Azahrani, R. Tahergorabi 541. Selective medium for the enumeration and differentiation of Lactobacillus ssp. bulgaricus in mixed cultures. A.C. Oyeniran, R. Gyawali, S. Ibrahim 542. Allergen contents and in vitro allergenicity of raw peanuts treated with different proteases. J. Yu, N. Mikiashvili 543. Antioxidant activity of peanut protein hydrolysate from enzymatic hydrolysis of peanut flour. I. Smith, B. Bedford, J. Yu 544. Influence of enzymatic treatment on the oxidative stability of dry roasted peanuts. N. Idris, N. Gregory, B. Bedford, I. Smith, J. Yu 545. Towards high-resolution ion mobility mass spectrometry. H. Wang, J. Simpson, N. Chiu 546. Interaction of Grx4 with the Suf machinery for Iron-Sulfur cluster biogenesis in E. coli. E. Sanchez, C. Washington-Hughes, F.W. Outten 547. Computational insight into the principles governing substrate specifity of the glycosylase TDG. K. Martin, T. Dodd, C. Yan, I.N. Ivanov 548. Development of novel glycan-functionalized viral nanoparticles for cell targeting. S.J. Ortiz Piccard, B.R. Chavis, L. Cai, H. Jiang, Q. Wang 549. Incorporation of deuteroporphyrin IX into a multifunctional hemoglobin to investigate small-molecule oxidation. J. Kang, R.A. Ghiladi 550. Production and characterization of RGS proteins and their interactions with calmodulin. C. Tope, R. Bieber Urbauer, S. Hooks, J.L. Urbauer 551. Developing a screening system for identifying efficient inhibitors of the choline kinase of Streptococcus pneumonia. V. Chasten, T. Zimmerman, J. Lacal, S. Ibrahim 552. How do antibiotics actually work: A combined wet-lab and in-silico activity. T. Zimmerman, S. Ibrahim 553. Marine alkaloid analogs as potential treatment options for melanoma. J. Cowan, S. Mohammad, K. KC, N. Yusuf, S.E. Velu 554. Disulfide-mediated secondary structure in protamine is critical for DNA condensation in mammalian sperm chromatin. D.C. Kirchhoff, J. Rhinehart, C. Powell, H. Moseley, J.E. Derouchey
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 36 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 THURSDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING, 11/1/18
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Chemical Education
J. Mannion, Organizer 2:30 - 4:30 555. NSF Robert Noyce project at Newberry College, REMAST, year 4. C.P. McCartha, H. Berley 556. Using balloons to model graphene, graphite, buckyballs carbon nanotubes and diamond. D.J. Swartling, D. Gardner 557. Is flipping the second semester organic chemistry classroom an effective way to increase student learning? D.W. Holley, K.L. Shelton, B. Smith 558. SCHB resources, member benefits, and programming opportunities. J.E. Sabol, G.W. Ruger 559. Get involved with the ACS Division of Chemical Education. S.L. Johnson 560. Engaging students and the community using hands-on activities. V.A. Mativo, L. Strange de Soria, A. Sukhu, M. Vanegas 561. Peer-review in the quantitative analysis laboratory. L. De La Garza 562. Past, present, and future of the POGIL-PCL project: Guided inquiry experiments for the physical chemistry laboratory. S.S. Hunnicutt, A. Grushow, M.N. Muniz, R.M. Whitnell 563. Conceptual framework on strategies to enhance General Chemistry course delivery. T.O. Salami 564. Measurement of sugar concentration in Korean coffee commercial drinks using portable refractometer for STEM program (II). K. Young Tae 565. Measurement of fine dust concentration in elementary school in Korea for STEM program (II). K. Young Tae 566. Faculty and student diversity of select Georgia colleges and universities. P. Bell 567. New ways to use Excel(R) for experimentation and research. S. Abbott 568. Exploration of the connection between studying chemistry and studying language. D.R. Zuidema 569. Integrated research lab at Guilford College: A Course Based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) with alumni collaboration. A.G. Glenn, G.H. Webster, R.M. Whitnell, A. Darko
THURSDAY EVENING
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Plenary: Cato T. Laurencin
R. Lascola, Organizer, Presiding 5:30 Introductory Remarks. 5:35 570. Regenerative engineering: Convergence of material importance. C. Laurencin
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FRIDAY MORNING
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Advanced Materials for Energy Storage & Conversion
Financially supported by United Sun Systems and Applied Research Center (Aiken County, SC) P. A. Ward, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 571. Shedding light on industrial separations in metal-organic frameworks through neutron scattering. C.M. Brown 8:40 572. Fundamentals of materials by design and machine learning in the materials genome/atlas for artificial photosynthesis and energy storage. J.L. Mendoza-Cortes 9:20 573. Oxygen reduction reaction PGM-free nano-structure catalysts for low temperature fuel cells. H.R. Colon- Mercado, M. Elvington, J. Liu, X. Zhang, A. Atilgan, O.K. Farha, A. Anderson, J.T. Hupp, P. Ganesan 10:00 Intermission. 10:20 574. Investigations of novel metal oxide materials for energy storage and conversion applications. J.Z. Larese 11:00 575. Cryo-adsorbent hydrogen storage systems for fuel cell vehicles. D. Tamburello, B. Hardy, M. Sulic, M. Kesterson, C. Corgnale, D. Anton 11:40 576. Formation of polythiophene/metal-organic framework composites by innate MOF-catalyzed oxidative polymerization of oligothiophenes. N. Marshall, W. James
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Advances in Chiral Analysis
Financially supported by BioTools, Inc. and BrightSpec, Inc. R. K. Dukor, Organizer J. L. Neill, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:10 577. New method for stereochemical assignment of Pictet-Spengler reaction products. K. Cagasova, M. Ghavami, Z. Yao, P.R. Carlier 8:50 578. Determining enantiomeric purity in biocatalytic processes. A.S. Bommarius 9:30 579. Assignment of the stereochemistry of the karlotoxin class with the help of NMR and computational tools. M.T. Hamann 10:10 Intermission. 10:40 580. Quantitative chiral analysis by rotational spectroscopy. B.H. Pate 11:20 581. Applications of vibrational optical activity. L.A. Nafie 11:50 Panel Discussion.
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Anisotropic/Isotropic Nanostructures: Fabrication & Applications
Cosponsored by INOR S. Hunyadi Murph, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:05 582. Scintillators in optogenetics applications. H. zur Loye, S. Egodawatte 8:40 583. Approaches to two dimensional ternary metal oxides. T.T. Salguero 9:00 584. Infiltration synthesis via atomic layer deposition: CMOS-compatible synthesis and photodetector- integration of parallel-aligned ultrathin ZnO nanowire arrays. C. Nam 9:20 585. Feasible strategies in flexible hybrid films for improved thermoelectric performance. H. An, M. Pusko, J. Moon 9:40 Intermission. 9:55 586. Plasmonics with gold nanorods: Excitation dynamics and applications to cancer therapy. M.A. El-Sayed 10:55 587. Improved synthetic efficiency, reduced toxicity and application of gold nanorods. J.W. Stone 11:15 588. Designing new heterogeneous catalysts through metal-metal interactions. A.J. Brandt, T.D. Maddumapatabandi, D. Shakya, S. Farzandh, D.A. Chen
11:35 589. Effect of water on the adsorption of CH4 and CO2 to clay mineral clusters. L. Tribe 11:55 Concluding Remarks.
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Diversity in the Chemical Enterprise: Panel Discussion
C. J. Bannochie, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:05 590. Diversity in the chemical enterprise: Introductory statements and panel discussion. C.J. Bannochie, R. Hernandez, L.W. Hoffman, Z.C. Morales Martinez, J.V. Ortiz, R.A. Robinson, L.S. Sremaniak, K. Trenshaw, L.M. Watkins, G. Williams, J.D. Winnett 9:05 Panel Discussion.
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Electrocatalysts & Electrode Materials for Electrochemical Sensing, Imaging, & Energy Conversion
Cosponsored by COLL S. Pan, Organizer, Presiding
8:00 591. Investigating the structural behavior of NaxMn(1-y)CryO2 (x= 0.2-0.6, y < 0.10) during Na-ion diffusion by in-situ TEM imaging. A. Ullah, B.S. Guiton
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8:25 592. Au@Pt nanoparticles on transparent electrodes for spectroelectrochemistry study of methanol and formic acid oxidation. Y. Ma, P. Shinde, S. Pan 8:50 593. Electrodeposition of porous metal nanoparticles from a water-in-oil emulsion system: Measuring single nanoparticle electrocatalysis on inert nanoelectrodes. J.E. Dick 9:15 594. Near-infrared electrochemiluminescence from Au nanoclusters for sensing and assays. G. Wang, S. Chen, M. Yi, H. Ma, J. Padelford, M. Tran 9:40 Intermission. 9:55 595. Inductive heated electrodes. D. Wipf, M.A. Rahman, T.J. Dowell 10:20 596. Ferrocene SAMs reloaded: New applications in energy conversion and polyelectrolyte deposition. W. Zhan 10:45 597. Interfacing photosystem I into nanomaterials. D.E. Cliffel, C. Stachurski, D. Dervishogullari, J. Stanley, N. Phambu
11:10 598. Delafossite CuFeO2 photocathodes grown by direct liquid injection chemical vapor deposition for efficient photoelectrochemical water reduction. A. Gupta 11:35 599. Surface plasmon-driven water reduction: Nanoparticle size matters. W. Wei
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Microwave & Other Synthetic Methodologies for Nanomaterial Fabrication
Cosponsored by NUCL Financially supported by CEM S. Murph, Organizer A. L. Washington, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:05 600. Realizing control in nanocrystal growth through microwave chemistry. G.F. Strouse 8:45 601. Synthesis of highly uniform nickel multipods with tunable aspect ratio by microwave power control. P. Vakil, D.A. Hardy, G.F. Strouse 9:05 602. Europium (II) doped nano-spinels as blue emitters for solid state lighting. E.T. Nguyen, D.A. Hardy, R.A. Tigaa, G.F. Strouse 9:25 603. Enhancement of the quantum efficiencies of europium-doped calcium fluoride nanoparticles using a chromophore. A. Lipchak, C.R. De Silva 9:45 604. Microwave-assisted synthesis of europium-doped zinc oxide nanoparticles for luminescent applications. K. Burrows, C.R. De Silva 10:05 Intermission. 10:20 605. Influence of alkali metal nitrate and chloride mineralizers on the hydrothermal synthesis of brookite titanium dioxide nanocrystals. J. Davis, O. Love 10:40 606. Laser synthesis of molybdenum oxide nanorods. M. Woodard , M.A. Duncan 11:00 607. Developing bionanocomposite for pollutant detection and water treatment. Y. Li, W. Leng, X. Geng, P.J. Vikesland, T. Zarkovic Grove 11:20 608. Activated carbon impregnated by zero-valent iron nanoparticles optimized for adsorption and reduction of aqueous hexavalent chromium. S. Mortazavian, J. Moon 11:40 609. Improving the localized surface plasmonic resonance sensing properties by composite metal/dielectric mixtures. S. Larson, Y. Zhao
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Physical Chemistry
K. L. Wustholz, Organizer J. Patterson, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 610. Mechanism of ferroelectricity and hydrogen bonding in croconic acid using neutron scattering and DFT simulations. S. Mukhopadhyay 8:20 611. Reaction force surface for the hydrogen transfer reaction in malonaldehyde: A classical wave-front based formulation. B.K. Dey 8:40 612. Substituent and backbone chain length effects on the strength of intramolecular hydrogen bonding in amino alcohols. R.J. Lavrich 9:00 613. Combinatorial analysis of local configurations in molecular dynamics simulations: Frequent itemset mining and hierarchical hidden Markov model. K. Ho, D. Hamelberg 9:20 614. Mechanism of light-induced radical pair formation in AdoCbl-dependent glutamate mutase. A. Mamun, M.J. Toda, P.M. Kozlowski 9:40 615. Biomimic chelator-mediated non-enzymatic degradation study on cellulose and chitin thin films. J. Liu, Y. Zhu, B. Goodell, A. Esker 10:00 Intermission. 10:20 616. Exploring the structures and properties of transition metal doped silicon clusters. J.T. Lyon 10:40 617. Interaction of atomic oxygen with the Ag(111) surface: Oxygen adsorption and motion at surface versus subsurface. S.B. Isbill, S. Roy 11:00 618. Interfacial affinity: A quantitative method for describing the distribution of ions within interfaces. J. Patterson 11:20 619. What to do when the Law of Mass Action breaks down. J. Kindt 11:40 620. Surface chemistry and spectroscopic study of fumonisin B1 and impact of green (525 nm) irradiation on the monolayer. S.K. Sharma, S. Poudel Sharma, R.M. Leblanc
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Cope Scholar Symposium in honor of M. G. Finn: Recent Advances in Organic Chemistry
Cosponsored by ORGN Financially supported by Ferring Research Institute, Inc. and Molecular Pharmaceutics, Inc. Q. Wang, Organizer S. D. Townsend, Organizer, Presiding 8:10 Introductory Remarks. 8:15 621. Mechanistic insights into covalent polymer mechanochemistry. S. Craig 8:55 622. Old chemistry for new monomers in ring-opening polymerization. W.R. Gutekunst, R.A. Smith, M. Xu 9:35 Intermission. 9:55 623. Rapid synthesis of topologically complex molecules with tungsten and molybdenum dearomatization agents. D. Harman
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10:35 624. Plug and play chemistry: Tools for deciphering complexity. V.V. Fokin 11:15 625. What's new with the hexadehydro-Diels-Alder (HDDA) reaction? T.R. Hoye
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Materials Chemistry
C. S. Dandeneau, Organizer, Presiding 8:10 Introductory Remarks. 8:15 626. Efficient removal of aqueous hexavalent chromium using polysulfide rubber-coated activated carbon. S. Mortazavian, J. Moon 8:35 627. Fast, safe and sustainable water purification using novel nanomaterials. A. Sahu, K. Durkin, R. Sheikh, J.C. Poler 8:55 628. Mixed ligand nanoparticles for the uptake of fluorinated molecules. Z.M. Marsh, K. Lantz, M. Stefik 9:15 629. Synthesis and properties of a precision polyelectrolyte with a five-carbon phenylsulfonic acid topology. A. Kendrick, W. Neary, R. Kieber, J. Delgado, M. Bohlmann, J.G. Kennemur 9:35 630. Shifting landscape: When cation exchange causes changes in the anion sublattice. E.A. Hernandez, C.G. Sharp, A.D. Leach, J. Macdonald 9:55 Intermission. 10:10 631. Photothermal release of oligonucleotides from the surface of gold-silver-gold core-shell-shell nanoparticles. R.R. Kumal, L.H. Haber, D. Hayes, M. Abu-Laban 10:30 632. NaHS induces complete nondestructive ligand displacement from aggregated gold nanoparticles. S.A. Athukorale, D. Zhang 10:50 633. Extraordinary stability of para-aryl-dithiol functionalized gold nanoparticles. N. Abeynayake, D. Zhang 11:10 634. Role of solvent in Pd nanoparticle formation using peptide-functionalized Au nanorods. B.B. Penland, I. Cockman, J. Wagner 11:30 635. Phase transferable polymer encapsulated metallic nanoparticles. M. Confer, P. Harris, S. Street 11:50 636. Characterization of copper-paddlewheel surface-anchored metal-organic frameworks for sensing and storage applications. M.E. Anderson
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Undergraduate: Green Chemistry
B. Agee, Organizer, Presiding 8:20 Introductory Remarks. 8:30 637. SAACS at UAB: Our experience promoting green chemistry. R. Andersen, L. Buchan 8:50 638. Research projects in green and sustainable chemistry. D.J. Swartling 9:10 639. Promoting green chemistry through undergraduate research. S.A. Henrie 9:30 640. Greener synthesis of biologically active heterocycles and organo-fluorine compounds. S.M. Landge 9:50 Intermission.
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10:10 641. Combining catalysis with renewable resources: Conversion of sugars to consumer feedstock precursors. J.A. Dabrowski 10:30 642. New and optimized green synthesis of silver nanoparticles using Verbascum thapsus provides insight into the role of native plant proteins. M. Thompson, E.A. Waddell, C. Nguyen, A.M. Holmes 10:50 643. Synthesizing surfactants using fatty acid esters and developing polysiloxanes to increase utilization of biologically derived polyols in polyurethane foams. P. Huebsch, E. Day, B. Snyder, B. Stephens, N.E. Tonks 11:10 644. Highly active doped photocatalyst materials derived from renewable biopolymers for the remediation of environmental pollutants under visible light. A. Ghosh 11:30 645. Enhancing student research skills and attitudes in chemistry with Course-embedded Undergraduate Research Experiences (CURE) via green chemistry. J.C. Sloop 11:50 Concluding Remarks.
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Advances in Actinide Coordination Chemistry & Ligand Design
Cosponsored by NUCL Financially supported by Clemson University Foundation and ACS Western Carolina Section M. Wetzler, Organizer, Presiding 8:30 Introductory Remarks. 8:35 646. Bulky, weak-field ligand complexes of f-block ions. N.T. Rice, T.P. Gompa, D.R. Russo, L.M. Aguire- Quintana, J. Bacsa, H.S. La Pierre 9:05 647. Heterocycles in coordination complexes of uranium and thorium: Crystal packing, reactivity, and pi-pi interactions. A.E. Gorden 9:35 Intermission. 9:55 648. Chelating aliphatic hydroxamates and other approaches for f-element coordination. M. Wetzler 10:25 649. Achieving selective recognition and extraction of f-elements. B.A. Moyer 11:10 650. Fundamentals of ligands by design and machine learning in the materials atlas for nuclear waste separation. J.L. Mendoza-Cortes
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Undergraduate: General
B. Agee, Organizer 9:30 - 11:00 651. Determination and manipulation of β-glucuronidase activity. T.D. Pentland 652. Investigating the degradation of vitamin C in solution: A kinetic study. D.T. Gustitus, N. Syed, J.J. Stace, M. Garrett 653. Small atomic cluster electrocatalysis on boron doped diamond nanoelectrodes. A.D. Pendergast, J.E. Dick 654. Water quality of Oconee River. D. Cook 655. Fluorescent turn-on sensors for transition metals. G. Covey, M. Ihde, K.J. Wallace, M. Bonizzoni
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656. Sodium cobalt(II) tetrasulfophthalocyanine and conversion of ethanethiol to diethyl disulfide. D.W. Scott, H.G. Hill 657. Esterification of carboxylic acids for analysis via gas chromatography. E. Vaughan, N.N. Shaw 658. Simultaneous determination of gunshot residue components using room-temperature ionic liquid as an electrolyte and electrochemical detection. N. Lakeman, H.Z. Msimanga, D. Herfurth 659. Analysis of adsorption capacity of polyelectrolyte functionalized SWCNTs for water purification. K. Durkin 660. Effect of lithium ions on electron transport processes in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells. C. Mitchell, I.J. McNeil 661. Tracking structural changes of nanoparticle-bound proteins using 2D infrared spectroscopy. K.D. Segner, K.R. Webb, L.E. Buchanan 662. Finding low energy isomers of water - sulfuric acid clusters using genetic algorithm. T.M. Le, S.A. Abrash 663. Sulfonamides as potential antimalarial targets: Modeling the impact of fluorine substitution on ligand affinity. A. Eyongeri, N.Y. Forlemu 664. Analyses of rate data for the simple hydrolysis of acetic anhydride in the acetonitrile/water and acetone/water cosolvent systems using newly developed thermodynamic rate equations. F. Wiseman, A. Smarra + 665. Electron spin resonance investigation of the matrix isolated NHCH2 radical cation. E. Taylor, J.J. Banisaukas, L.B. Knight 666. Ab initio calculations on the ground and excited states of ScH and its affinity for hydrogen adsorption. J. Mayhugh, E. Miliordos 667. Structural and energetic properties of FCC metals and surfaces from cutting edge density functionals. N. Gregory 668. Theoretical investigation of ozone-water under 10 kT. G. Hoy, S.A. Abrash 669. Microwave, infrared spectra, structural parameters, ab initio calculations and vibrational assignment of 1,1- difluoro-1-silacyclopent-2-ene. T. Mukhopadhyay, A. Clark, G. Guirgis, F.E. Marshall, G.S. Grubbs 670. Microwave, conformational stability, infrared spectra, and ab initio calculations of 1,1-difluoro-1- silacyclopent-3-ene. A. Clark, G. Guirgis, F.E. Marshall, G.S. Grubbs 671. Mapping the potential energy surface for nitric acid and water clusters. S. Redzic, S.A. Abrash 672. Design, construction, and testing of a flow reactor for chemical warfare agent destruction. J.A. Mory, N.B. Jones, A.J. Maynes, J.R. Morris 673. Impact of experimental and computational methods on the solubility parameters of a protype conjugated polymer, poly(3-hexylthiophene). D. Sharp, M. Andrews, S. Taylor, D.S. Boucher 674. Enhancement of intrachain order in surfactant-stabilized aqueous colloids of poly(3-hexylthiophene). M. Andrews, D. Sharp, S. Taylor, D.S. Boucher 675. Preparation & analysis of copper (II) sulfate crystal formations: Design & development of a guided-Inquiry undergraduate laboratory module. C. Miller, R. Groom, C.E. MacGowan 676. Comparative analysis of the catalytic properties of Pt(0) nano-dispersed in a range of siloxane matrices (Pt@ARMOSILS) toward hydrosilylation reactions. S.V. Bhatt, S.V. Bhatt, J. Fotie 677. Towards the synthesis of polyhydroxylated flavonol analogs as potential chemotherapeutic agents against skin cancer. C.R. Smith, X.H. Nguyen, J. Fotie 678. Multi-enzyme approach to emphasize biodegradation in the undergraduate laboratory. T.J. Yared, S.A. McManus, A.E. Neely, M. Weiland 679. Incorporating gel permeation chromatography in the undergraduate laboratory to assess enzyme activity. S.A. McManus, W. Hiester, S.E. Gray, N. Davis, M. Weiland
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680. Synthesis of 1,2,3-triazole amino acid derivatives for structure-activity relationship investigations. A.T. Henderson, R. Richardson, B. Sellers, R.R. Ramoutar, K.S. Aiken 681. Inhibiting NF-Kappa B induced transcription using peptide mimics. N.K. Bond, A.L. Stewart 682. Thermal analysis of hydrated salts: An undergraduate inorganic laboratory experiment. A. Crawford, P.J. Rosado 683. GC-MS method development for use in undergraduate organic laboratory experiments. J. Bachmann, S. Ward, B. Quarles, N. Hollabaugh 684. Creating new colors in the rainbow flame test. A. Rossi, A.J. Carroll 685. Active colloid clustering: Relationship between internal and external forces. C. Baier, L. Sanchez 686. Ploymerization via hydroamination. E.R. Anderson, H.J. Schanz 687. Thermal properties of brominated linear poly-dicyclopentadiene. M.A. Bleam, X.D. Poole, H.J. Schanz 688. Crystal structure, spectra, and magnetic study of one-dimensional chain structures of tetravalent uranium hexanuclear clusters bridged by formate ligands. K. Johnson, J. Ling 689. Pyrophosphate and methylenediphosphonate incorporated uranyl peroxide cage clusters. D. Burgess, J. Ling 690. Utilization of teflon analogues in microfluidic channel fabrication. A.R. Beatty, L. Zhang, G. Wang, Q. Wang 691. Green Fabrication of Graphene and its Application in Electrochemical Catalysis. D. Boyd, J. Tong, C. Qin 692. Chemical interactions with crumb rubber: Implications for environmental monitoring and risk. H. Mazur, B. Beckingham
693. Polytypic control of Cu2Se nanocrystals with different selenium precursors. Y. Zhao, A.D. La Croix, J. Macdonald 694. Study of responsive dye coatings on fabrics. T.O. Salami, K.S. Parrish 695. Novel naphthalene-based scintillator targets new photoreceptor LITE-1. S. McVicar, D. French, G.M. Gray 696. Characterizing the binding of Cd(II) to wild type and mutant C35A, C84A, and C35A/C84A human cardiac troponin C by equilibrium dialysis, ICP-OES, and native page gel analysis. C. Palmer, K. Vang, M. Sarsour, E. Worthington, A.M. Spuches 697. Using gold on titania as plasmonic catalysts for carbon monoxide oxidation. L. Zachary
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Diversity in the Chemical Enterprise: NOBCChE
Financially supported by NOBCChE E. A. Waddell, Organizer R. A. Robinson, Organizer, Presiding 10:10 698. Toward diversity and excellence: Measures for department chairmen. J.V. Ortiz 10:35 699. The NOBCChE Collaborative: A multi-institutional partnership for optimizing diversity and inclusion in academia. R.A. Robinson 11:00 700. Challenges and advocacies of diversity from a chemistry academic’s perspective. M. Godfrey 11:25 701. Dissection of “Diversity and Inclusion” from a millennial perspective. J.M. Simpson 11:50 Concluding Remarks.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON
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Advanced Materials for Energy Storage & Conversion
Financially supported by United Sun and Applied Research Center (Aiken County, SC) P. A. Ward, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 702. Super-ion inspired materials for Li- and Na-ion batteries. P. Jena 2:10 703. Ion transport in boron based solid state electrolytes and lithium interaction with hydrogenated fullerenes. J. Teprovich, P.A. Ward, P. Jena, R. Zidan 2:50 704. Materials processing and performance challenges of high-energy, water-based cathodes for low-Co lithium-ion batteries. D.L. Wood, M. Wood, Z. Du, J. Li, I. Belharouak 3:30 Intermission. 3:50 705. Enhanced energy conversion by shaping the spectrum of thermal radiation. A. Lenert 4:30 706. Non-fullerene organic solar cells with high efficient charge separation at a small driving force. B.R. Gautam 4:50 707. Solution-phase synthesis and thermoelectric characterization of tetrahedrite nanoparticles. M.E. Anderson, G. Kunkel, D. Weller, A. Ochs, D. Morelli 5:10 708. Metal phosphide and boride nanocrystal catalysts for renewable fuels and feedstocks. S. Geyer
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Advances in Actinide Coordination Chemistry & Ligand Design
Cosponsored by NUCL Financially supported by Clemson University Foundation and ACS Western Carolina Section M. Wetzler, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 709. Biologically-active transporters as encapsulating agents for lanthanides and actinides. T.E. Albrecht- Schmitt 2:20 710. Development of derivatized metal oxide electrodes to study actinide redox chemistry. M.V. Sheridan, J. McLachlan, F. Pereiro, M.J. Lopez, T.S. Grimes, C. Dares 2:50 Intermission. 3:10 711. Cation interactions (CCI) in actinide containing materials. H. zur Loye 3:40 712. Influence of countercations on the formation of actinide(IV) nitrate complexes. S.L. Estes, S. Skanthakumar, L. Soderholm 4:10 713. Computational analysis of the calcination of plutonium oxalate to oxide. C. South, L. Roy 4:40 Concluding Remarks.
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Advances in Chiral Analysis
Financially supported by BioTools, Inc. and BrightSpec, Inc. J. L. Neill, Organizer R. K. Dukor, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 714. Recent developments and applications of chiroptical spectroscopy. P.L. Polavarapu 2:10 715. Streamlining response theory for chiroptical properties. T. Crawford 2:50 Intermission. 3:20 716. Rapid chiral analysis of pharmaceutical products and intermediates by molecular rotational resonance spectroscopy. J.L. Neill 4:00 717. Supramolecular methods for the rapid determination of enantiomeric excess in reaction screening. M. Minus, E.V. Anslyn 4:40 Panel Discussion. 5:20 Concluding Remarks.
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Anisotropic/Isotropic Nanostructures: Fabrication & Applications
Cosponsored by INOR S. Hunyadi Murph, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 718. Use of nanoscale anisotropy in magnetorheological and photovoltaic applications. J. Lee 2:10 719. Layer-by-layer assembly of nanorods on a microsphere via electrostatic interactions. X. Wang 2:30 720. Tracking of magnetically labeled stem cells using magnetic resonance imaging. F. Goodfellow, G. Simchick, S. Stice, Q. Zhao 2:50 Intermission. 3:10 721. Designing regular nanotructures by nanosphere shadowing lithography. Y. Zhao 3:45 722. Overgrowth of thermally treated nanocrystals. M.A. Mahmoud 4:05 723. Hybrid nanomaterials for sensing, energy storage and water purification. J.C. Poler 4:25 724. Nanoscale interfaces in 0, 1, and 2 dimensions: From core/shell nanocrystals to epitaxial graphene. A.B. Greytak 4:45 725. Bottom-up synthesis of rectifying silicon nanowires: From asymmetric electron ratchets to decuple- junction photovoltaics. J. Cahoon 5:05 Concluding Remarks.
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Cope Scholar Symposium in honor of M. G. Finn: Recent Advances in Organic Chemistry
Cosponsored by ORGN Financially supported by Ferring Research Institute, Inc. and Molecular Pharmaceuticals, Inc. S. D. Townsend, Organizer Q. Wang, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 726. Development of Rpn13- and Uch37-targeted probe molecules: Towards low toxicity chemotherapeutics. T.J. Kodadek 2:15 727. Synthetic virology approach to designing virus capsids. J. Suh 2:55 728. Translating RNA sequence into lead small molecule medicines. M.D. Disney 3:35 Intermission. 3:55 Introductory Remarks. 4:05 729. What they did. M. Finn, Q. Wang, D. Diaz-Diaz, A.A. Accurso, C. Averbuj, M. Baksh, B. Balzer, D. Banerjee, J. Beveridge, V. Bollu, L. Bonaga, K.E. Breitenkamp, M. Brody, S. Brown, N. Bruno, A. Chapman, J. Cheng, S. Chirapu, D. Cho, S. Cho, P. Cigler, M. Comellas Aragones, S. Craig, T. Crane, S. Crooke, S. Das, R. Demont, L. DePascalis, M.R. Dintzner, T. Dodge, P.G. Dopico, S. Dutta, J. Farres, J. Fiedler, Z. Geng, A. Geoghan Aioub, M. Gross, J. Guo, B.L. Hamlett, T. Hattori, C. Higginson, R. Hincapie, V. Hong, M. Hovlid Martino, K. Hughes, R. Ingram, R. Jagasia, J.A. Johnson, K. Kaczanowska, E. Kaltgrad, K.A. Keller, A.A. Kislukhin, J. Kuzelka, L. Landino, J. Lau, B. Laufer, S. Lee, W. Lewis, C. Li, Y. Lim, J. Lloyd, S. Maddock, S. Mamidyala, F. Manzenreider, A. Marques, B. McClelland, C. McKay, J. Meng, S. Meunier, J. Noble, J. Pokorski, Z. Polonskaya, D. Prasuhn, S. Presolski, S. Punna, K. Raja, J. Rhee, V.O. Rodionov, I. Rupniewski, C. Sanhueza Chavez, C. Scheibe, J. Schimer, S. Sen Gupta, E. Strable, T. Suzuki, S. Tekkam, K. Thompson, A. Udit, E.S. Uffelman, R.A. Valiulin, T. Vilches, S. Wayland, E. Whetzel, H. Wisniewska, A. Works, R. Yang, S. Yao, M. Yau, R.M. Yeh, L. Zhao Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Lamar C Diversity in the Chemical Enterprise: LGBTQ+ Perspectives
Cosponsored by PROF Financially supported by NOGLSTP C. J. Bannochie, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 730. Introducing nationwide results on LGBTQ inclusion in STEM: Preliminary findings from NSF-sponsored "STEM Inclusion Study" with representative survey samples, comparison groups, and in-depth interviews. T.J. Waidzunas 2:15 731. Using my LGBTQ+ superpowers to create inclusive excellence in chemistry. B.C. Chan, L. Gazley, S. Nayak, J. Marshall, D. De La Rosa 2:35 Intermission. 2:50 732. Cis and trans: Moving through the professional world as a transgender STEMist. K. Trenshaw 3:10 733. Hidden heteronormativity: A framework to investigate institutional and social integration of LGBTQIA+ chemists in educational and professional settings. M. Mayberry, J.E. Lewis 3:30 Concluding Remarks.
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Electrocatalysts & Electrode Materials for Electrochemical Sensing, Imaging, & Energy Conversion
Cosponsored by COLL S. Pan, Organizer, Presiding
1:30 734. Electrodeposition and characterization of In2Se3 and InSe thin films. P. Sisk, J.L. Stickney 1:55 735. Nanobubble nucleation-based electrochemical sensor for environmental monitoring. L. Luo 2:20 736. Screening photocatalytic materials and surface chemistry for unassisted solar water splitting. S. Pan
2:45 737. Electrochemical studies on hole transfer/transport properties of p-type CuGaO2. A.R. Combs, A. Chown, B.H. Farnum 3:10 Intermission. 3:25 738. Charge injection efficiences of ullazine, indolizine, quinoxaline, and benzothiadiazole-based dyes for dye- sensitized solar cells from time-correlated single-photon counting (TCSPC) measurements. N. Hammer, L.E. McNamara, L. Hunt, J.H. Delcamp 3:50 739. Series-sequential multijunction dye-sensitized solar cells (SSM-DSC): A solar-powered system for the prolonged electrolysis of water and CO2. J.H. Delcamp, H. Cheema, R.R. Rodrigues, A. Peddapuram 4:15 740. Pyridinol-based CNC Pincer catalysts for carbon dioxide reduction: The big impact of one small remote group. E.T. Papish, S. Das, C.M. Boudreaux, D.B. Burks, F. Qu, R.R. Rodrigues, R.W. Lamb, J.H. Delcamp, C.E. Webster 4:40 741. Carbon dioxide reduction with earth-abundant electrocatalysts featuring redox-active macrocycles. X. Su, L. Chen, K.M. McCardle, J. Panetier, J.W. Jurss
5:05 742. Kinetic Studies of Au-activated MoS2 Monolayer for Hydrogen Evolution Reaction. P. Shinde, S. Spring, J.P. Donahue, S. Pan
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Materials Chemistry
C. S. Dandeneau, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 743. Unusual yttrium-ammonia case: The eight ligand complex. N. Almeida, E. Miliordos 1:55 744. Development of nano yttrium orthosilicate for optogenetics: prefiguring to a method for non-aggregated particles. E. Zhang, A. Dickey, M. Burdette, M. Rich, K. Cannon, I. Bandera, M. Bolding, J. Ballato, J.W. Kolis, S.H. Foulger 2:15 745. Freeze casting of porous zirconia through sol-gel. E. Garcia Ponte, X. Zeng, K.T. Faber 2:35 746. Peptide-functionalized materials for aqueous pollutant removal and degradation. I. Ojo, B.B. Penland 2:55 747. Electrospinning of proteins without supporting polymer under amyloid-forming conditions. N.N. Mateeva, B. Jackson, W. Walker, J. Hamilton, S. Ramakrishnan 3:15 Intermission.
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3:35 748. Multifunctional porphyrin-based polysilsesquioxane nanoparticles for the treatment of triple-negative breast cancer using photodynamic therapy. J.L. Vivero 3:55 749. Accelerated aging of fluorocarbon O-rings. T. Truong, W. Daugherty 4:15 750. Fully organic x-ray active colloidal crystalline arrays exhibiting color control via sequential Förster Resonance Energy Transfer and photonic band gap control. M. Burdette, I. Bandera, S.H. Foulger 4:35 751. Synthesis of sodium cobalt(II) tetrasulfophthalocyanine and oxidation of thiols. D.W. Scott, H.G. Hill 4:55 752. Carbon dots development in synthesis, characterization and applications. Y. Zhou, R.M. Leblanc 5:15 753. Synthesis and electrochemical characterization of thin films of nanostructured carbon materials intercalated with molecular spacers. W. Hixson, J. Zuczek, N. Elathram, J.C. Poler 5:35 Concluding Remarks.
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Organic Chemistry Methodology
K. S. Aiken, Organizer H. J. Schanz, Presiding 1:30 754. Palladium-catalyzed, enantioselective aziridine desymmetrization. J.B. Morgan 1:50 755. Palladium-catalyzed chemoselective dehydration of primary amides. M.H. Alhuniti, M.P. Croatt, N. Oberlies, J. Rivera-Chávez, 2:10 756. Shining light on redox chemistry: Improving copper-catalyzed oxidative couplings using photochemistry. J. Marshall, J. O'Brien, A.J. Wommack 2:30 757. Development of peptide conjugation of amine-containing compounds via photoredox catalysis. A. Aycock, C.J. Pratt, N.T. Jui 2:50 758. Exploring the scope of Lewis acid-catalyzed triplet energy transfer: Asymmetric [2+2] photocycloaddition of cinnamic esters. M.E. Daub, H. Jung, J. Won, B. Lee, M. Baik, T.P. Yoon 3:10 Intermission. 3:30 759. Microwave reactions with nitrocyclopropanes. S.S. Johnson, R. Twiringiyimana, K. Bell 3:50 760. Alkynylated ketones through in situ enol silane formation-alkylation reactions of with propargyl carboxylates. C.W. Downey 4:10 761. Controlled α-halogenation of sulfones. C. Poteat, V.N. Lindsay 4:30 762. Mechanistic study of gold catalyzed alkene hydroamination. A.C. Jones, Y. Zhu, W. Zhou, E. Petryna, B. Yager, C. Day 4:50 763. Addition of activated benzylboronic acid pinacol ester to imines. T.J. Barker, M.R. Hollerbach
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Physical Chemistry
K. L. Wustholz, Organizer J. Patterson, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 764. Waltz of the exciton: Elucidating the dynamics of excitons in real systems with statistical mechanics. R. Remsing, J.E. Bates 1:50 765. Mass effect of the thermal decomposition of metal oxalate hydrates. T.C. Devore, B. Reisner, I. Kamara
2:10 766. Stability of metal-metal single electron bonds in the radical endohedral heterofullerene, M2@C79N family. X. Liu, K. Kirkpatrick, J.C. Duchamp, H. Dorn 2:30 767. Computational modeling of the adsorption and degradation reactions of humid acid gases with MOF-2 nanosheets. Z. Lee, Y. Liu, S. Zhang, L.A. Flores, D.A. Dixon, D. Sholl 2:50 768. Molecules mimicking atoms: The case of metal ammonia complexes. E. Miliordos, I.R. Ariyarathna, N. Khan, N. Almeida 3:10 769. Chemically-driven machine learning for computational catalysis. K.D. Vogiatzis 3:30 Intermission. 3:50 770. Fast scheme to calculate electronic couplings between poly-3-hexylthiophene polymer units using diabatic orbitals for charge transfer dynamics simulations. T. Yu, J. Jakowski, F. Fabunmi, J. Huang, B. Sumpter 4:10 771. Calculation of kinetic rate constants by high-level ab initio quantum chemical methods for astrochemistry and planetary sciences. S.R. Barua, P.N. Romani
4:30 772. Basis set dependence of interaction-induced dipole moments of CO2 dimers. R. Beil, R.J. Hinde
4:50 773. Interaction energy and electronic spectra of fluorene-receptor molecules for carbon dioxide (CO2) detection. M. Deegbey, S.R. Gwaltney 5:10 774. Centroid path integral investigation of zero-point motion and its effects in solid helium. P.S. Mott, R.J. Hinde
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Undergraduate: General
B. Agee, Organizer 1:30 - 3:00
775. Why does formic acid have a lower pKa than methanol in aqueous solution? Contributions by resonance and inductive effects. J.M. Karty, J. Harvey 776. Synthesis of terminal dialkyne and trialkyne linkers. T. Oderinde 777. Hibiscone C derivatives synthesized in effort to increase binding affinity to phosphoinositide 3-kinase. E. Nitzken 778. Synthesis of novel ceramide analogs. A. Weather, I. Lebedyeva, Z. Sweatman, J. Bae 779. Indole addition to benzylic alcohols to synthesize phenyl phdianidine analogs. E. Holt, K. Leake, B. Wakefield 780. Optimization of the first coupling in phidianidine furan analog synthesis. K. Anderson, R. Bao, E. Cox, B. Wakefield
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781. Two synthetic approaches to phidianidine analogues. E. Cox, D. Laws III, B. Wakefield 782. Optimization of the bromination of the bis-furan intermediate in the synthesis of phidianidine analogues. J. Hatton, K. Anderson, R. Bao, E. Cox, B. Wakefield 783. Synthesis of 2,4-furan containing phidianidine analogues. R. Klatka, D. Laws III, B. Wakefield 784. Synthesis of phenyl analogues replacing the oxadiazole ring of phidianidines. K. Leake, E. Holt, B. Wakefield 785. Metal-catalyzed coupling of aryl bromides and di-substituted alkyl bromides in the synthesis of bis-para-anisyl alkanes. A.C. Pampu 786. Using enyne metathesis to terminate ROMP. A.M. Irvin 787. Oxidizing hibiscone C. M. Herron, B.C. Goess 788. Total synthesis of cyclopropanated hibiscone C. G.E. Flanagan, B.C. Goess 789. Influence of grape skin powder on the physical and chemical characteristics of sugar cookies. B. Bedford, I. Smith, J. Yu 790. Effects of high pressure thermal processing on ochratoxin A and polyphenols in grape pomace. I. Smith, J. Yu 791. Differential interaction of Phenanthrene based 1,2,3-triazole phenol (PhTP) ion-sensing in a biomimicking environment. C.D. Freeman, D. Winder, K.S. Aiken, S.M. Landge, D. Ghosh 792. Synthesis and analysis of simplified pestalone analogs. J.P. Hartig, A.L. Wolfe 793. Synthesis of biodiesel fuel from waste cooking oil using nano-reactors. A. Azieva, N.N. Shaw 794. Synthesis and characterization of tripodal mixed P/N donor ligands and their cobalt and iron complexes. K. Ding, K. Paudel, B. Pandey, D. Taylor, P. Poynter, K.N. Bushra 795. Synthesis and anticancer studies of substituted pyridazines derivatives. L. Demby, S.M. Landge, A. Williams, C. Williams 796. Synthesis of azetidine derivatives for C–H activation. D.A. Hill, J.B. Morgan 797. Visualizing anion and cation recognition via NMR. C.D. Freeman, D. Winder, K.S. Aiken, D. Ghosh, S.M. Landge 798. Amination of (±)-hibiscone C: Creating an amine library. D.T. Devens, B.C. Goess 799. Efficient and complete synthesis of biodiesel fuel using nano-reactors. E. Finlay, N.N. Shaw 800. Synthesis of acetyl salicylic acid using nano-reactors. N. Gregory, N.N. Shaw 801. Progress towards the total synthesis of hibiscone A. T. De La Cruz, P.W. Roth, I. McCraw, B.C. Goess 802. Synthesis of ethyl and propyl fatty acid esters in nano-reactors. D. Welborn 803. Novel methodology of N-terminus peptide growth in nano-reactors. C. Chapman, A. Bumgarner, N.N. Shaw 804. Nanopatterning conjugated polymer growth by microcontact printing. I. Postle, P.M. Lundin, B.H. Augustine 805. Synthesis of a library of racemic amines via reductive amination. S. Davenport, P. Nguyen, B.D. Feske 806. Silica as a medium for the the synthesis of chiral imines and chiral amines. M. Durrani, J.T. Barbas
807. Synthesis of a C3v-symmetric tripodal derivative for use in sugar detection. T. Mallett, T. Camp, S.M. Landge, N. Naclerio 808. Analyzing the role of Tat-SF1 in HIV-1 RNA stability and export. M. Hulver, H.B. Miller, A.E. Goodwin 809. Investigating Tat-SF1 interactions with HIV RNA. J. Trautman, A. North, K.H. Fogarty, H.B. Miller 810. Folate pathway as target for antimalarial activity: Molecular docking of sulfonamides derivatives with plasmodium and bacterial dihydropteroate synthase. E. Bongkiyung, N.Y. Forlemu
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811. Not everything "natural" may be good: Relating natural products, vitamins, and cofactors with DNA damage. M. Kilani, K.B. Grant 812. N- and C-terminus truncations of 2,4’-dihydroxyacetophenone dioxygenase (DAD). G.C. Connor, C. Cave, J. Weeks, C. Page, K.M. Roberts 813. Environmentally friendly gold nanoparticles for catalytic applications. A.N. Schmittou, P.J. Ponce, J. Soto, C. Wallenius, J. Payne, R. Dakshinamurthy 814. Isolation and characterization of the 5′ UTR of Pel, a virulence-related small regulatory RNA of group A Streptococcus. L.R. Angello, C.R. Carroll, S.G. Nibar, G.C. Pérez Alvarado, B.M. Lee 815. Expression and characterization of an immobilized Tobacco Etch Virus (TEV) protease: Streptavidin fusion protein. J.L. Norris, R.M. Hughes 816. Design and synthesis of regulatory RNA structures from the coding region of streptolysin S associated gene A of group A Streptococcus. C.R. Carroll, L.R. Angello, S.G. Nibar, G.C. Pérez Alvarado, B.M. Lee 817. Regulatory RNA design and synthesis: The 3′ UTR of streptolysin S associated gene A, and the small regulatory RNA, FasX. S.G. Nibar, L.R. Angello, C.R. Carroll, G.C. Pérez Alvarado, B.M. Lee 818. Analysis of nitroreductase variants for anticancer prodrug release. N. Wallace, S. West, T.D. Gruber 819. Multidomain interactions in the macrodomain region of bat coronavirus HKU4. J. Catt, A. Staup, N.U. De Silva, R. Hammond, X. Tan, P. Brady, M.A. Johnson 820. Screening of potential anticancer drugs targeting Topoisomerase II. M. Andrews, X. Jiang, E.C. Lisic, W. Medawala 821. Improved potency and reduced toxicity of the antifungal peptoid AEC5 through submonomer modification. M. Middleton, S. Armstrong, K. Bicker 822. Analysis of SARS-CoV mRNA's resistance to Nsp1 mediated endonucleolytic cleavage. P.K. Chockalingam, A. Nag 823. Colocalization of SARS-CoV Nsp1 with host proteins that participate in RNA stability and localization. G. Gomez, A. Nag 824. Investigating host protein binding to SARS coronavirus untranslated region using immobilized RNA. A. Nag, F. Gonzalez 825. Direct amide bond coupling of amino acids in nano-reactors. S. Malone, N.N. Shaw 826. Expression, purification and preliminary crystallization trials of a molecular chaperone from Xanthomonas cynarae. A. Vinson, M. McKnight, J. Jones, G. Minsavage, J.C. Hurlbert 827. Antimicrobial properties of altered zinc-metal based nanoparticles and the possible applications to the clinical setting. K. Brasecker 828. Purification of a novel calcium binding protein necessary for phytopathogenesis in xanthomonas strains. J.C. Quay, J. Jones, G. Minsavage, J.C. Hurlbert 829. Exploiting cancer cells’ altered metabolism with an amide-conjugated dextran to deliver gemcitabine through macropinocytosis. G.L. Barnes, C. Stalnecker, C.J. Der 830. Synthesis and reactivity of palladium proazaphosphatrane complexes invoked in cross-coupling reactions. A. Matthews, G. Gravalis, N. Schley, M. Johnson 831. Study of transannulation in amination and borylation cross coupling reactions proazophospahtranes ligands and structural analogs. I. Duplessis, S. Shen, N. Schley, M. Johnson
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 53 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 11/2/18
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Hamilton B
Chemistry & Public Policy: Energy & Elections
Cosponsored by CCPA J. E. Sabol, Organizer, Presiding 2:00 Introductory Remarks. 2:05 832. Strategic view of the changing energy/electricity mix and the future. B. Linton 2:30 833. Our energy future. T. Echols 2:55 834. Lessons learned as a scientist on Capitol Hill, or how to fit everything into the first half-page. W. Hartwig 3:20 Intermission. 3:45 835. Experiences from running for and being in local elected office. S. Frantom 4:10 836. Engaging elected officials and becoming one yourself: The importance of public policy engagement for scientists. T. Echols
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Undergraduate: General
B. Agee, Organizer 3:30 - 5:00 837. Is bryostatin-11 a better medicinal agent than bryostatin-1? H. Tomlinson, T. Manning 838. Synthesis of Arg-Gly-Arg-spacer-catechol for electrochemical detection of factor IX. R. Paul, S. Watchulonis, X. Cui, D. Liu, A. Das, S.S. Iyer 839. Use of multiple active-site tryptophans to direct off-catalase electron transfer and sustain the activity of a peroxide detoxifying enzyme. K.L. McWhorter, H. Xu, D.C. Goodwin
840. Synthetic methodologies for anchoring D-π-A titanocenes to TiO2. J.S. McCarthy, J.A. Pienkos, P.S. Wagenknecht 841. Bacterial metabolite profiling via ultra high-performance liquid chromatography coupled to high-resolution mass spectrometry. A. Shahbandi, D. Todd, N.B. Cech 842. Stabilization of Aβ oligomers using serotonin, indole, and catechol and their effects on DNA. E. Chapman, K.M. Matera 843. Disulfide bond formation effect on fatty acid binding protein 5 (FABP5) ligand binding. M. Rey, J.C. Peeler, E. Weerapana
844. Investigation of the B(C6F5)3-allylsilane-catalyzed cyclization of talitol, arabitol and 1,4-butanediol. N. Cale, J.A. Dabrowski 845. ATPase Afg1 helps maintain protein homeostasis in the mitochondrial matrix. M.L. Huebsch, E.M. Germany, N. Zahayko, O. Khalimonchuk, J.L. Fox 846. Proteins important for heme A biosynthesis. H.G. Addis, N.G. Taylor, N.J. Harris, O. Khalimonchuk, J.L. Fox 847. Reactivity of homologous sulfohydrolases. A.E. Reeves, G.L. Waddell, C.R. Gilmer, J.S. Reveral, M. Forconi, J.L. Fox
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 54 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 11/2/18
848. Self-assembled biochromatic bacteria-sensing nanotubes. B. Parker, A. Tobias, T.W. Hanks 849. Novel synthesis of opioid scaffolds through modified Pauson-Khand reaction. L. Berg 850. MALDI and ESI mass spectrometry of model prebiotic peptides. J.N. Ervin, J.G. Forsythe 851. Lipid modification in Aeromonas salmonicida through exogenous polyunsaturated fatty acid incorporation. R. Hofer, S. Symes, D. Giles 852. Synthesis and analysis of biologically compatible bio-based drug delivery systems. L. Prosser, N. Adamson, P. Gross, E. Day, N.E. Tonks 853. Recombinant expression of preptin analogs for alanine scanning mutagenesis of residues 21-24. T.N. Anguilm, A.D. Scott, J.M. Love, J.M. Meyers 854. Exploring familial relationships between lanthipeptides produced by Salinispora. C. Kittrell, M. Halbert, D. Scott, S. Shah, E. Limbrick 855. Identification of modulators of the MEMO1 protein-protein interface. C.L. Labrecque, C.N. Hilton, J. Chongsaritsinsuk, K.J. Rubenstein, H.D. Evans, C.A. Taylor, C.A. Parish, J.A. Pollock 856. Evaluation of hydrogen peroxide activated pro-drugs of the estrogen receptor. J.D. McEachon, H. Park, J.A. Pollock 857. Synthesis and characterization of selective estrogen receptor modulators in lung cancer proliferation. K.A. Gunn, J.P. Henry, J.A. Pollock 858. External modification and characterization of a virus-like particle. R. Bose, S. Laughlin, P.C. Nyeche, K. Atkinson, B. Mountford, S. Bala, K.A. Nolin, J.A. Pollock 859. Degradative reductive pathway of pyrimidines in Pseudomonas syringae. C. Mertens, M.F. Santiago 860. Diagnostic potential of cell free telomeric DNA (cfTel) from cancer cells. A. Holt, D.L. Gaines, K.L. Hayden, L.K. Stultz 861. Insights into the biosynthesis of the polybrominated benzofuropyrrole natural product from marine Pseudoalteromonas through biomimetic total synthesis. C.E. Parks, T.L. Suyama 862. Co-expression of the two-subunit enzyme dimethyl sulfide monooxygenase from Hyphomicrobium sulfonivorans. Z.M. Cook, M.A. Culpepper 863. Understanding the mechanism of photo-redox catalysis. K. Fogarty, A.J. Wommack, C.C. Goudarzi 864. Effect of external stimulation of movement on neurotransmitter levels in cockroaches. K.D. Kumar, N.J. Kuklinski 865. High-throughput evaluation of novel inhibitors for mechanism of action determination. L. Washburn, W. Craig, A.L. Wolfe 866. Effect of high fat diets on neurotransmitter levels within mice brain and gut. B.K. Votto, L.R. Freeman, N.J. Kuklinski 867. Influence of ligands and pH on the dissolution of zinc oxide nanoparticles. E.R. Ramsayer, K.M. Mullaugh 868. Nonionic "fishhook" amphiphile incorporating eosin Y enables ppm photoredox micellar catalysis. J.M. Portillo, R.A. Armstrong, M. Bihani, J. Smith, S. Handa 869. Molecular synthesis to understand the charge transfer between the donor and acceptor components of an organic polymer. S. Lee, P. Lundin 870. FtrA, the periplasmic component of the putative Fe2+ transport system from Brucella spp. binds Cu2+ and Mn2+ (an Fe2+ mimic) using conserved residues. S. Banerjee, M. Chanakira, R. Roop II, D. Martin, R. Garrigues, A.M. Spuches 871. Synthetic studies to pyrimidodiazepine-based non-classical anti-folates as potential anti-cancer agents: Probing the para-aryl position. D. Davis, A. Sennett, P.S. Ray
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 55 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 11/2/18
872. Enzymology of columbamide biosynthesis. G. D'Agostino, O. Manley, T.M. Makris 873. Synthesis and evaluation of (dihydroxyphenyl)pyridones as aggregation inhibitors for Alzheimer’s amyloid- beta peptide. M.G. Murray, B.L. Crenshaw, A.V. Vinson, B. Hernandez, M.J. Hurtt, J.M. Hanna, R.K. Lammi 874. Identification of small molecules with antibiotic activity in M. smegmatis. M. Seemann, M.S. Blackledge 875. Towards the inhibition of HMGA1 through selective targeting of a single AT hook. M. Bovee, S. Wright, D. Mesa Sanchez, H. Stubbs, K.L. Buchmueller 876. Interfacial properties of Nitrate ions in reverse micelle structures. M.G. Varmecky, J.L. Wallace, E. Boycourt, J. Patterson 877. Role of peptide flanking sequences in the binding of AT-hooks to DNA. A. Cabinallas, M. Tedrick, K. Dobbins, K.L. Buchmueller 878. Localization of pyrdine within nonaqeous reverse micelle structures. M.S. Lindholm, M.C. Tucker, R. Fadah, Z. McCall, J. Patterson 879. Functionalizing the C-2 position of imidazole to create a library of diverse analogs. K. Goyal, X. Zhou, J. Neef, T. Pathak 880. Analysis of ribonuclease modifications induced by selected naphthoquinones at varied pH. C. Miller, J. Kim 881. Antibiotic activity of N,N’-bis-substituted 1,2,4-triazolium salts with cyclic substituents. T. Guthrie, C. Rose, J.M. Meyers 882. Assessing biologically susceptible disulfide bonds incorporated in the backbone of Peptide Nucleic Acid (PNA). T. Hood, D. Josey, N. Shank 883. Screening endolichenic fungi for bioactive metabolites. S.S. Hossain, J. Kellogg, D. Wallace, N.B. Cech 884. Expression of a putative two-subunit dimethylsulfide monooxygenase protein from Arthrobacter globiformis. S.L. Heiss, L.M. Harris, M.A. Culpepper 885. Bilayer interactions of the endogenous opioids. D.W. Jay, M.W. Giuliano 886. Proline recognition in NOX4 oxidase activation. A. Wong, A.K. Sisson, K. Griendling, B.P. Lassegue, J. Shim 887. Catalytic activity of water clusters towards peptide bond formation as a model for the prebiotic origins of oligiopeptides: A spontantous first step towards life. A. Gale, T.T. Odbadrakh, B. Temelso, G.G. Springsteen, G.C. Shields 888. Kemp eliminase activity of heme systems. B. Taormina, M. Forconi 889. Simulated human hemoglobin A1c using horse glycated hemoglobin. T.M. McCaffrey, J. Alvarez, P. Anthenor, C. Gandara, K. Orellana, C. Papale, M. Moraes, P. Padilla 890. Chimeric approach toward elucidating the second membrane inserting region within human perforin. H.J. Bourdon, M. Weiland 891. Europium-doped zinc oxide nanoparticles with potential antimicrobial properties. S. Bolick, K. Burrows, C.R. De Silva 892. Utilizing a modified multifunctional hemoglobin with a nonnative manganese cofactor to detoxify small- molecule pollutants. A.R. Pettit, A.H. McGuire, R.A. Ghiladi 893. Serum stability of opioid peptides incorporating a sonogashira cyclization. A. Williams, M. Goertzen, S. Majumdar, K.R. Wilson 894. Poly(aspartic acid) hydrolase-1: Expression, purification, and crystallization. A.L. Bolay, H. Salvo, J.R. Wallen, M. Weiland 895. Characterization of G protein coupling to serotonin receptors 5-HT2B and 5-HT4 using BRET. M. Farooq, A.C. Spencer, N. Okashah, N.A. Lambert 896. Relationship between adenine and silver cluster fluorescence. S. Carnahan, J.T. Petty
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 56 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 FRIDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING, 11/2/18
897. Fluorescence Anisotropy Studies of DNA-Fluorescence anisotropy studies of DNA-bound silver clusters. A. Yunus, J.T. Petty 898. Higher-order DNA constructs for silver clusters. D. Kim, J.T. Petty 899. Optical and mass spectra of higher-order DNA constructs for silver clusters. D. Lewis, J.T. Petty 900. Analysis of metabolite variation in nematode resistant watermelon accessions and the susceptible crimson sweet cultivar. C. Lindsay, T. Campbell, A. Boroujerdi, A. Levi, M. Kantor
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Lamar C
Diversity in the Chemical Enterprise: Hispanic Perspectives
O. E. Rivera, Organizer, Presiding 3:35 Introductory Remarks. 3:40 901. Impact of mentoring and role models in a chemists career. L. De La Garza 3:55 902. Cultural awareness in mentoring LatinX scientists. R. Hernandez 4:10 903. Impact of a female Hispanic faculty in advancing the chemical sciences at a large urban public institution. M. Delgado 4:25 Intermission. 4:40 904. Programs designed to advance scientific careers. M. Oliver-Hoyo 4:55 905. From growing crystals to going viral, my perspective as Hispanic scientist to empower diverse students. F.J. Uribe-Romo 5:10 906. Global perception of Hispanic scientists: personal view of overcoming cultural, personal and professional obstacles. I. Montes
FRIDAY EVENING
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Oglethorpe A-E
Plenary: Jillian Buriak
M. G. Bronikowski, Organizer, Presiding 5:30 Introductory Remarks. 5:35 907. Patterning with polymers and plasmons. J.M. Buriak
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 57 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 SATURDAY MORNING, 11/3/18
SATURDAY MORNING
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Walsh B
Diversity in the Chemical Enterprise: Chemistry Braille Workshop
Cosponsored by NOM T. Whiteside, Organizer K. Miles, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:10 908. On mentoring chemistry students with disabilities. L.W. Hoffman 8:25 909. On being a blind chemist. G. Williams 8:40 910. Teaching chemistry to visually impaired students. K. VanFossen, T. Whiteside 8:55 911. Updating the Braille code of chemical notation 1997. P. Verhalen, T. Whiteside 9:25 Discussion. 9:55 Concluding Remarks.
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Moody
Diversity in the Chemical Enterprise: WCoC in the Southeast
Z. S. Wilson-Kennedy, Organizer, Presiding L. Winfield, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:05 912. Mapping your pathway: Graduate school and the postdoc. G. Thomas 8:25 913. Academic job search. L.M. Watkins 8:45 914. Life, myth, and realities of my first three years as a chemistry faculty member. S.S. Johnson 9:05 915. Navigating scholarship at a primarily undergraduate institution. F.L. Payton 9:25 916. Alternative careers in the academy. Z.S. Wilson-Kennedy 9:45 Intermission. 10:00 917. Panel discussion. Z.S. Wilson-Kennedy
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Walsh A
High School Teacher Education
K. Zeigler, Organizer, Presiding 8:00 918. Hands-on classroom demos. A.A. Hazari 9:30 Intermission. 9:45 919. Using balloons to model graphene, graphite, buckyballs, carbon nanotubes and diamond. D.J. Swartling
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 58 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 SATURDAY MORNING, 11/3/18
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Cumming
Spectroscopy & Dynamics
Cosponsored by PHYS M. Reber, Organizer M. Gaines, Presiding 8:00 Introductory Remarks. 8:05 920. Sequential capture of O(3P) and alkenes by helium nanodroplets: Infrared spectroscopy and ab initio computations of the triplet biradical intermediates. G.E. Douberly, J. Brice, P. Franke 8:35 921. Matrix-isolation FTIR for studies of pyrolysis and hydrocarbon radicals. L.R. McCunn 9:05 922. Photodissociation infrared spectroscopy of gas-phase methaniminium: A potential interstellar molecule. S. Giles, J. Wagner, M.A. Duncan 9:20 923. Cavity ring-down spectroscopy of free radicals. J. Liu, H. Telfah, M. Reza, A.C. Paul, R. Xu 9:50 Intermission. 10:10 924. Bonding in beryllium compounds probed by photodetachment spectroscopy. M.C. Heaven, M.L. Green, P. Jean 10:40 925. Threshold ionization and electron imaging spectroscopy of organolanthanide radicals. D. Yang 11:10 926. Velocity map imaging of mass-selected cations. B.M. Rittgers, M.A. Duncan, D. Leicht 11:25 927. Raman spectroscopy as a sensitive probe for noncovalent molecular interactions involving nitrogen atoms. N. Hammer
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Hamilton A/B
Anisotropic/Isotropic Nanostructures: Fabrication & Applications
Cosponsored by INOR S. Hunyadi Murph, Organizer J. Moon, S. O. Obare, Presiding 8:10 Introductory Remarks. 8:15 928. Surface modification of nanocellulose: Balancing materials properties with environmental impacts. H. Fairbrother 8:50 929. Plasmonic assemblies of gold and silver nanoparticles exhibit high detection sensitivity at the nanoscale plasmonic coupling regime. N. Hooshmand 9:10 930. Novel anisotropic and isotropic bimetallic nanostructures: Synthetic strategies, properties and environmental applications. S.O. Obare 9:30 931. Nanofabrication towards translational technologies: From bloodborne tropical pathogen detection to cancer theranostics. S. Indrasekara, T. Vo Dinh 9:50 Intermission. 10:10 932. Chemistry and assembly of nanorod-like materials for tissue engineering applications. Q. Wang 10:45 933. Viscoelastic and mechanical properties of cellulose nanocrystal/poly(ethylene-co-vinyl alcohol) composites. M. Shofner, M. Orr
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 59 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 SATURDAY MORNING, 11/3/18
11:05 934. Cs and Sr Decontamination: Thermal and chemical stability of sitinakite-based adsorbents. J.R. Batista, D.W. Hatchett, S. Gainey, M. Lauar 11:25 935. Production of low profile SERS sensors for uranyl microparticle analysis. C.L. Leverette, S. Tinkey, C. Choony, A. Paczynski, J.J. Pittman, G.A. Fugate, M. DeVore, S. Nichols, R. Smith, M. Summer, M.R. Kriz, M.S. Wellons 11:45 Concluding Remarks.
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Oglethorpe A-E
Plenary: Dale Ensor
Financially supported by Eastman Chemical Co. B. Agee, Organizer, Presiding 8:30 Introductory Remarks. 8:40 936. The road to Trinity Site: Project Y and the Manhattan Project. D.D. Ensor
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center Olmstead B
Undergraduate: General
B. Agee, Organizer 10:00 - 11:30 937. Microwave spectrum of 2-chloro-6-fluorobenzaldehyde. M. Hancock, N. Reagin, C. Funderburk, G.G. Brown 938. Microwave spectrum of 3-chloro-4-fluorobenzaldehyde. N. Reagin, M. Hancock, T. Taylor, G.G. Brown 939. Quantification of mitragynine in kratom tea using high-performance liquid chromatography. K. Bonilla, H. Clontz, T. Davis 940. Study of organic gunshot residues on silicone wristbands by HPLC. E. Zuy, C.R. Dockery, G.E. Potts 941. FTIR spectroscopy of model prebiotic peptides formed by wet-dry cycling. K. Rezaeerod, J.G. Forsythe 942. Cigarette litter: A statistical study of leached elements in fresh water and saltwater. C. Guzman Hernandez, G.E. Potts 943. Photochemical analysis of arylalkynyltitanocenes with CuI and AgI coordinated between the alkynyl bonds. D.Y. Pritchett, J.A. Pienkos, P.S. Wagenknecht 944. Photoacoustic harmony: Using sulfur hexafluoride and ethylene to study mixed gases through PA spectroscopy. T. Paratore, H. Park 945. Mutational analysis of the bovine nitric oxide synthase III oxygenase domain. A. Lesmes Ortega, M.L. Huebsch, H.G. Addis, C.E. Lloyd, T.E. Vereen, J.M. Sinkway, J.L. Fox, A.L. Rogers 946. Heavy metals present in cinder blocks for raised bed gardens: Leeching into the environment. M. Medrano, C. McGrew, J.J. Stace 947. Identification of microbial growth in Georgia diesel fuels. A. McKinnon, D. Au, C. Crabtree, J. Shugart 948. Kinetic studies of the aqueous carbonate system by Raman spectroscopy. J. Boyar, A. Rizzuto 949. Dependence of brewing time and brewing water temperature on the caffeine content in coffee. J.H. Williams, K.S. Kroeger
The Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society 60 Augusta, GA October 31 – November 3, 2018 SATURDAY MORNING, 11/3/18
950. Determining the kinetic order of the degradation of L-ascorbic acid. N. Syed, D. Gustitus, M. Garrett 951. High performance liquid chromatography of neurotransmitters in microdissected brains of inebriated zebrafish. K. Nguyen, N.J. Kuklinski 952. Oligosaccharide analysis using drift tube ion mobility orbitrap mass spectrometry. V. James, K. McKenna, F.M. Fernandez 953. Development of a protein-based detection system for organophosphates using pH-dependent EGFP. M. Yaffey, H. Howard, L.G. Puckett 954. Determination of cave soil composition via microwave-assisted acid digestion and X-ray fluorescence spectrometry. A. Morrenzin, J.D. Leyba 955. Determination of spiked natural occurring compounds via untargeted UPLC-MS metabolomics with green tea as a test case. M.L. Harris, D. Wallace, N.B. Cech 956. Effect of changes in solvent mixtures on the correlation times of TEMPO in structured fluids. L.P. Kantt, M. Danilczuk, M.D. Forbes 957. Quantitative analysis using proton NMR. A. Rule, R. Smith, k. Marsack, A. Thomas, P.B. Nolibos 958. Qualitative detection and analysis of the degradation of acetylsalicylic acid into salicylic acid in aspirin tablets using common undergraduate laboratory instrumentation. K. Brakhage, B. Byers, P.B. Nolibos 959. Validation of the local pH theory in the development of a protein-based detection system for organophosphates. C. McCall, L.G. Puckett 960. GC-MS analysis of volatile compounds observed from commercially available candles. J. Neville, C.E. Dahm 961. Systematic study of basis set and level of theory dependence of the quantum theory of atoms-in molecules analysis of the nature of chemical bonding in first- and second-row chlorides (XCl, X=H, Li-F, Na-Cl). J. Cyrus- Green, D.A. Clabo 962. Computational molecular dynamics: Solving classical newtonian equations. F. Johnson 963. Multiscale modeling of an anthraquinone-derived self-assembled monolayer for hydrogen peroxide synthesis. Y. Snyder, J. Kern 964. Synthesis and antibacterial evaluation of pseudopyronine A analogs. J. Shumate, A.L. Wolfe 965. Study of atomic emission, Raman, and fluorescence spectroscopy techniques in model physical chemistry experiments for Georgia Gwinnett College. D. Munna, C.L. Anfuso, P. Bell 966. Quality control of beer through detection of MBT. R. Smith, S. Zingales, S. Gray 967. Modulating naphthalene photophysical properties via urea hydrogen bond driven supramolecular assembly. D.W. Goodlett, E. Souza, L.S. Shimizu 968. Xerogel composition and formation conditions on electrodes: Working towards improved response and long- term stability. S. Davis 969. What’s really in your e-cigarette? An analysis of over-the-counter disposable CBD vape pens. D. Josey, S. Zingales 970. Forensic application in determining the age estimation of documents using infrared spectroscopy. P. Mickel, J. McCutcheon 971. Analysis of cannabinoid-infused edibles. L. Billotto, V.R. Griffin, T.T. Griffin 972. Quantitative analysis of heavy metals in cinder blocks. C. McGrew, M. Medrano, J.J. Stace 973. Analyzing the physical and chemical properties of soil as crime scene evidence for a forensic science laboratory experiment. A.W. Earnhardt, J.M. Plummer 974. Towards localized surface plasmon sensing as an affordable multiplex sensing platform. A. Salyards, X. Sillie, D.A. Stuart
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975. Development and pharmacological evaluation of peptides incorporating a sonogashira cyclization. M. Goertzen, K.R. Wilson, R. Pescatore, S.A. Sedberry, E.J. Williamson, E. Pruitt, S. Ballard, A. Hunkele, G. Pasternak, S. Majumdar 976. Optimization and determination of GPAC desorption and regeneration for Bisphenol A (BPA) removal. M.A. Wu 977. Synthesis and spectral analysis of the Bologna Stone: A historically important inorganic phosphor. M.J. Williams, W. Bare 978. Polarization modulation: Infrared reflectance absorbance spectroscopy to probe prebiotic liquid-solid interfaces. A.M. Plaviak, B. Woolery, O.M. Godwin, K. Slavicinska, H.L. Abbott-Lyon
979. UV-assisted Co3O4 nanorod synthesis. A. Bihl, M. Confer, S. Street 980. Job’s method using a diode array based spectrometer to determine the ideal iron (III) salicylate stoichiometry. A.M. Stapleton, R. Fietkau 981. Gas phase spectra of MgF2 and MgH2 molecules and their dimers: A possible connection from gas-phase molecules to planet formation. C.Z. Palmer, R.C. Fortenberry 982. Initial assessment of elemental mercury contamination resulting from gold shops in Madre De Dios, Peru. K. Moody, K. Hasan, S. Aljic, M. Silva González, A.M. Kiefer 983. Characterization of Zinc-doped hematite thin films. C. Gaster, C. Harris 984. Toxicity studies of europium-doped zinc oxide nanoparticles using human embryonic and human umbilical endothelial cell lines. A. Layland, T. McCannell, H. Coan, C.R. De Silva 985. Electrochemically modified sol-gel films for selective heavy metal binding and quantification with total reflection x-ray fluorescence. J. Hilton, L.N. Skolrood, R.N. Dansby-Sparks 986. Degradation of ascorbic acid in orange juice analyzed by HPLC. A.E. Morse, C. Rumley, K.S. Kroeger 987. Halide-oleate ligand equilibria of solution-phase PbS quantum dots monitored by NMR spectroscopy. P. Wasdin, M.R. McPhail - 988. Computational investigation of the dissociation of gas-phase HSO4 . B.T. Ball, T.T. Odbadrakh, G.C. Shields 989. Quantum theory of atoms-in-molecules study of very strained carbon-carbon and other group 14 bonds. A.N. Jordan, D.A. Clabo 990. Computational study of the proton transfer in protonated dimers and water clusters: Interpretation of relevant vibrational spectra. D. Boutwell, M. Kaledin 991. 3D genome construction from Hi-C data. J.N. Mazique, O. Oluwadare, J. Cheng 992. Computational chemistry study of novel bio-active nano coating for dental implants. N.J. Clement, C. Campbell, J. Magana, A. Balueva, P.M. Todebush 993. Expanding crystalline material support in the Molecular Simulation and Design Framework (MoSDeF), enhancing reproducible molecular dynamics. A. Witte, J. Gilmer, A. Yang, C. McCabe 994. Utilizing atomic layer deposition to create novel metal oxide photoanodes for solar-driven water splitting. A. Wang 995. Computational studies of enantioselective [4+2] Diels-Alder cycloaddition of ortho-quinone methides and vinyl sulfides. R. Dasgupta 996. Centers of charge placement on ligands based on quantum theoretical derived Wannier centers. L. Arefnezhad, B. Mueller, C. Feldmann, J. Meiler 997. Computational investigation of the mechanism of the thioallyl rearrangement. M. Rothrock, B.E. Holmes, G.L. Heard
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998. Nanowire formed by functionalizing graphene sheets: A computational study. A. Jordan, J. Harris, K. MacKey, L. Robinson, M. Durrani, A. Smith, V. Taylor, B. Coes, J. Johns, O. Moss, D. Myers, H. Tomlinson, T. Manning 999. Theoretical study of reactivity of naphthoquinones towards amino group. K. Lee, T.V. Albu
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Diversity in the Chemical Enterprise: Women Chemists in the Southeast
Financially supported by ACS Nashville Section J. M. Iriarte-Gross, Organizer, Presiding 10:35 Introductory Remarks. 10:40 1000. Advancing gender equity, climate and inclusive excellence in chemistry. R. Hernandez, S.K. Iyer, D. Stallings 11:10 1001. Journey for becoming Mama Z and the history of the ACS Scholars Program. Z.C. Morales Martinez
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High School Teacher Education
K. Zeigler, Organizer, Presiding 11:00 1002. An introduction to nanotechnology: what, why, and how we incorporate it into the classroom? S. Hunyadi Murph
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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Undergraduate: General
B. Agee, Organizer
12:00 - 1:30
1003. Quantum chemistry study of the supra annualar effect of 3-cyclohexene-1-carboxaldehyde derivatives. R. Bowen, J.P. Bowen 1004. Plant Scherer's contribution to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon concentrations. H. Charles, L. Strausberg 1005. Progress toward the synthesis of substituted indoles by metal-catalyzed cycloisomerization. B. Lee
1006. Growth and characterization of organic semiconductors doped from M2Pc (M=Li, Na) in thin films. S. Osorio, P. Osorio Lefler, M. Sánchez Vergara 1007. Growth of thin films of semiconductor composite material with polymeric matrix and nanoparticulate reinforcement. A. Valle, M. Sánchez Vergara 1008. Influence of the chemical environment on halogen bonding. R. Oklopcic, M. Cai, K. Donald 1009. Mechanistic insight of deboronofluorination of boracarboxylated vinyl arenes. T. Taylor, T.M. Perrone, B.V. Popp 1010. Investigating highly sulfated cyclodextrins for enantiomeric separations of transition metal diimine complexes Using capillary electrophoresis. H.E. Burney, B.J. Herbert, C. Stachurski, C.A. Bailey, N.A. Kane-Maguire, S. Wheeler, J.F. Wheeler 1011. Comparison of chiral resolving agents including oligonucleotides for resolving enantiomers of Cr transition metal compounds. C.A. Bailey, H.E. Burney, S. Goudy, N.A. Kane-Maguire, S. Wheeler, J.F. Wheeler 1012. Synthesis, characterization, photophysical behavior, and unusual solvation of terbium(III) complexes. A.S. Daniels, L.A. Ligon, J.J. Stace 1013. Photocatalytic degradation of naphthalene in simulated fracking water. J.P. Driver, J.E. Boyd 1014. Investigating the effects of stereochemistry on the cyclization of sorbitol and allitol sugars and non-sugar model 1,4-pentanediol by B(C6F5)3 and allylsilane co-catalysis. E. Armstrong, J.A. Dabrowski 1015. Alkylation-cyclization-aromatization reactions of ketones with (3-silyl)propargyl carboxylates to yield 2- methylfurans. D. Sklar, C.W. Downey 1016. Aldol condensation and nitrile aldol reactions promoted by trimethylsilyltrifluoromethanesulfonate. S.R. Bottum, C.W. Downey 1017. One-pot eno silane formation-alkylation of ketones with propargyl and allyl carboxylates. E.D. Heafner, D. Confair, Y. Liu, C.W. Downey 1018. In situ silyl ketene acetal formation-substitution reactions of N-acetyloxazolidinone. K.Y. Kim, C.W. Downey 1019. Structural preferences of group 2 dihalide clusters (cases of Ba and Sr). U. Gaillard, K. Donald 1020. Synthesis and reactivity of new heterocyclic chalcogenones. L.A. Smith, M. Styron, D. Rabinovich
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1021. Synthetic efforts toward developing stimuli-responsive programmable polymers: Methodology study of the ring-opening cross metathesis reaction of norbornene and related strained alkenes. S.M. Strickland, C. Dziewior, K. Leone, P. Li, K.D. Shimizu 1022. Oxidation of organic compounds as a model of Interactions between silver nanoparticles and natural organic material. B.D. Nguyen, S. Goines, K.M. Mullaugh 1023. Synthesis and reactivity of saturated five-membered heterocyclic chalcogenones. R.V. Madhiwala, I.R. Gleason, D. Rabinovich 1024. Lewis base activation of benzylboronic acid pinacol ester for nucleophilic addition. J.C. Hayes, T.J. Barker 1025. Towards the synthesis and characterization of a new anionic N-heterocyclic carbene. I. Sellars, M. Grimes, A. Duenas, D. Tapu 1026. Design and synthesis of EF-24 analogs as anti-cancer agents. R. Smith, S. Zingales 1027. Synthetic studies to a novel pyrimidodiazepine-based anti-folate as a potential anti-cancer drug. A. Davis, K. Marroquin, P.S. Ray 1028. Development of pharmaceutical precursors from six-carbon sugars. T. Schweickart, J.A. Dabrowski 1029. Design and synthesis of BQCA analogs for Alzheimer’s disease research. K. Richardson, R. Mans, S. Zingales 1030. Potential renewable energy source: Biodiesel from local acorn nuts. N. Kendrick 1031. Visible-light-induced alkylation of aryl aldimines with potassium organotrifluoroborates enabled by an organic photocatalyst. B.E. Ciesa, E.H. Thibodeaux, M.A. Merrill, J.M. Hanna 1032. Synthesis and testing of novel tris-indolyl compounds for anticancer properties. A. Wallace, A. McNamee, T. Tolentino, C.R. Whitlock 1033. Development of a new anionic N-heterocyclic carbene: Synthesis and coordination. A. Duenas, M. Grimes, I. Sellars, B. Clinebell, R. Gaynor, D. Tapu 1034. New tris-N-heterocyclic carbene: Synthesis and coordination. B. Clinebell, R. Gaynor, R. Hooper, A.H. Mason, M. Montgomery, D. Tapu 1035. Analysis of organic halide content in natural and anthropogenically influenced areas of coastal South Carolina. M. Edwards, L. Hatfield, H. Robinson, A.T. Chow, W.H. Conner 1036. Extraction of juglone from black walnut hulls using safer solvents of varying polarities. M.A. Borst, G.T. Majors, I.L. Crouch, O.A. Cojocaru, T.W. Majors 1037. Sonication method for synthesis of 7-oxanorbornene derivatives via a two-step reaction sequence for organic chemistry teaching lab. R. Dean, S. Zingales 1038. Photocatalytic degradation of propranolol. S.E. Taylor, J.E. Boyd 1039. Enhancing the integrated ionic liquid system for simultaneous pretreatment and biomass saccharification using the synergistic action of cellulase and xylanase. N. Jain 1040. Preparation of diamino crosslinked poly(aspartic acid) polymers. S.D. Dillon, B.P. Quillian 1041. Solubility studies of juglone and its derivatives in buffers of different pHs. I.L. Crouch, M. Borst, O.A. Cojocaru, T.W. Majors 1042. A comparison of dyes with thiobarbituric and barbituric acid acceptors. D.B. Patel, G.T. Gwirtsman, T.E. Schafer, A.C. Friedli 1043. Laser Induced Polymerization of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons. J. Beckham, M.A. Duncan 1044. Synthesis and efficacy evaluation of naphthalimide intercalating agents. M. Schneider, A.M. Brown, M.A. Lewis
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1045. Activity optimization of dimethylsulfide monooxygenase from Hyphomicrobium sulfonivorans using flavin reductase mimic proteins. J.W. Stevens IV, M.B. Culpepper, M.A. Culpepper 1046. Utility of organic hydride substituted cyclam complexes for CO2 reduction. R.J. Conk, M.R. Norris 1047. Phase transferable polymer encapsulated metallic nanoparticles. P. Harris, M. Confer, S. Street 1048. Ionic salt combinations of salbutamol cation with carboxylate anions. J. Scantland, O.A. Cojocaru 1049. Dual active phenothiazine drugs in liquid form. L.G. Pipkin, O.A. Cojocaru 1050. Solvatochromism in a series of dyes with rhodanine or tetracyanofuran acceptors. W.D. Kirkland, M.F. Sadek, A.C. Friedli 1051. Improving the semiconducting capabilities of pyrite nanocrystals by utilizing organic ligands. P. Xuanyuan, M. Fort, J.M. Rhodes, J. Macdonald 1052. Enantioselective α-alkylation of a diketone using a bronsted acid. Z. Allen 1053. Modification of thiols via nucleophilic aromatic substitution. J. Dunne, M. Forconi 1054. Design and study of Ru(II) and Fe(II) nitrogen heterocyclic complexes which undergo proton coupled electron transfer. A. Denny, A. Hand, P.S. Ray, S.J. Slattery 1055. Design, synthesis, self-assembly and gelation studies of α-amino acids prepared from ninhydrin as low molecular mass geators. F. Zerin, G. Kim, J.C. Sloop, A.V. Mallia 1056. Small-intestine submucosa scaffolding for tissue regeneration. K. Miller, B. Sharma, A. Childress, M.P. Washington, A. Rao 1057. Graphene and polypyrrole based enzymatic glucose biofuel cell. S. Davidson, M. Parker, M. Rulison, K. Aufderheide, M.H. Kabir 1058. Validating a microfluidic platform for cancer cell migration study. A. Patton, W. Zhao, Y. Liu, L. Mao 1059. Application of fenton reaction to determine free radical scavenging capacity of antioxidants. U.P. Kalapathy, B.K. Dey, T. Peoples, K.R. Taylor, C. Johnson, C. Cobb, D. Graves 1060. Photocatalytic water splitting for solar hydrogen production. Y. Feng, D. Leonard, M.H. Kabir 1061. Could caspase be the secret to cancer's immortality? Z. Chicosky, M. Davis Mcgibony 1062. Evaluation of cell toxicity studies of europium metal-doped zinc oxide nanoparticles. M. Borszich, H. Coan, C.R. De Silva 1063. Antibacterial effect of endophytic fungi isolated from Kalmia latifolia leaves. A.N. Hinson, J.O. Hauptfleisch, M.V. Avanzato 1064. Utilizing soybean hulls for biosorption of copper from aqueous solutions. I. Orr, A. Rizzuti 1065. New generation of antibacterial against multiple drug resistant bacteria. M. Mitchell
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Anisotropic/Isotropic Nanostructures: Fabrication & Applications
Cosponsored by INOR S. Hunyadi Murph, Organizer J. W. Stone, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 1066. Polymer grafted nanoparticles for interface design, controlled ordering and nanocomposite properties. B.C. Benicewicz
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2:10 1067. Anisotropically microstructured and nanostructured materials (ceramics and graphene-polymer composites). M.Z. Hu 2:30 1068. Effect of isotropic nanostructures on magnetoresitance in organic spin valves. T. Nguyen 2:50 Intermission. 3:10 1069. Charge carrier lifetime dependence on annealing conditions in copper oxide thin films: A transient absorption study. S. Ullrich, L.T. Shenje 3:30 1070. Quartic optical bi-anisotropic metamaterials. M. Durach, T. Mulkey, J. Dillies 3:50 1071. Recent progress on synthesis and characterization of boron carbide one-dimensional nanostructures. T. Xu 4:10 1072. Nanomaterials: From concepts to applications. P. Joshi, T. Kuruganti, M.N. Ericson 4:30 Concluding Remarks.
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Diversity in the Chemical Enterprise: Women Chemists in the Southeast
Financially supported by ACS Nashville Section J. M. Iriarte-Gross, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 Introductory Remarks. 1:35 1073. How to ensure a successful and effective mentoring relationship. C. Simpson 2:05 1074. African American women chemists hiding in plain sight. J.E. Brown 2:35 1075. Achieving dynamic equilibrium as a woman in chemistry. H.L. Abbott-Lyon 3:05 Intermission. 3:25 1076. Guilford STEM partners, a private college public school partnership. G.H. Webster, M. Lee-Brown 3:55 1077. WCC: Reaching women where we work, live and play. L.S. Sremaniak 4:25 1078. MTSU WISTEM: Ten years of building good chemistry. J.M. Iriarte-Gross, R. Marlin
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High School Teacher Education
K. Zeigler, Organizer, Presiding 1:30 1079. Chemistry, coding, & combat: A hands-on introduction to the Sumo Robot League. W. Ashby
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Spectroscopy & Dynamics
Cosponsored by PHYS M. Reber, Organizer K. D. Fulfer, Presiding 1:30 1080. Thionated uracils under UV irradiation: Intramolecular micro-environmental effects on the intersystem crossing dynamics. S. Ullrich, A. Mohamadzade 2:00 1081. Ultrafast coherent vibrational dynamics of phosphonate and phosphate radical cations. K. Tibbetts 2:15 1082. Excited states dynamics in conjugated polymers as a function of oxidative states for biological applications. I. Bargigia, L. Savagian, A. Osterholm, J.R. Reynolds, C. Silva 2:30 1083. Phonon coherences reveal the polaronic character of excitons in two-dimensional lead-halide perovskites. F. Thouin, D.A. Valverde Chávez, I. Bargigia, A.R. Srimath Kandada, C. Silva 3:00 1084. Ultrafast structural dynamics and vibrational energy transfer in carbon nitride. J. Wang 3:15 Intermission. 3:35 1085. Initial steps in energy transfer: What is the role of delocalization? V.D. Kleiman
4:05 1086. Exciton dynamics and photoreduction of water and CO2 using 1D and 2D semiconductor/metal nanoheterostructures. T. Lian 4:35 1087. Stable biexcitons in two-dimensional metal-halide perovskites with strong dynamic lattice disorder. F. Thouin, S. Neutzner, D. Cortecchia, V. Dragomir, C. Soci, T. Salim, Y. Lam, R. Leonelli, A. Petrozza, A. Kandada, C. Silva 4:50 1088. Molecular structure and dynamics of organic carbonate-based lithium ion electrolytes. D.G. Kuroda 5:20 Concluding Remarks.
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B. Agee, Organizer 2:00 - 3:30 1089. Iron Regulation in S. pombe: Characterizing the Transcriptional Repressor, Fep1. K. Fletcher, M. Gupta, C.E. Outten 1090. Using polyphenol antioxidants to reduce cytotoxic oxidative stress in Escherichia coli. H. Baird, S. Goodman, J.L. Brumaghim 1091. Carotenoid and chlorophyll pigments in the peel and flesh of North Carolina apple varieties. B. Knight, S. McMahan, C.M. Babyak, M.M. Root 1092. Photocatalysis approaches to polyphenol synthesis. E.E. McGee, M.W. Giuliano 1093. SOD2 overexpression affects mouse hepatic oxidative phosphorylation complex integrity. T. Harris, S. Steyl, B.E. Christian
1094. Determining the disposition of Hg in tissues of rats exposed to Hg(CN)2. M.E. Moore, M.C. Barnes, T.N. Mathis, S. Orr, L. Joshee, C. Bridges, C.S. Seney, A.M. Kiefer
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1095. Characterizing the reduction of ruthenium anticancer drugs KP1019 and KP1339. A. Pellegrini, M. Dunbar, L.K. Stultz 1096. Inhibition studies of actinobacteria and actinobacteriophages against ZnO nanoparticles. M. Reece, M.D. Gainey, C.R. De Silva 1097. Pd-catalyzed C-H activation of 1,3,4-thiadiazoles with boronic acids. M. Choi, A. Neuman 1098. Synthesis of bidentate phosphino pyrrole ligands for nickel-catalyzed cross-coupling. S. Weinberg, H. Djomnang Fokwa, M. Johnson 1099. Comparison of the effects of extended π-conjugation on tetradentate Schiff-base ligands and their uranyl complexes. K. Hunter, J. Niklas, A.E. Gorden 1100. Room temperature hydrosilylation of imines catalyzed by an air stable rhenium(v)-oxo complex. M. Clothier, A. Ison 1101. Synthesis, characterization, and reactivity of novel platinum indazole complexes with potential anti-cancer activity. K. Wills, K. Barwick, A.J. Bachman, O.J. Zalesak, G. Ferrence, K.A. Wheeler, R.E. Bachman 1102. Synthesis and characterization of zinc (II) bis(pyrrole)phenylenediamine complexes. J. Mayhugh, N. Klann, A.E. Gorden 1103. Electrochemical water oxidation activity of a Ru bibenzimidazole complex immobilized in an aminosilicate gel. S.T. Clair, D.P. Harrison, M.R. Norris 1104. Investigating novel nanocrystals as catalysts for heterogeneous cross-coupling reactions. K. Storo, H. Li, S. Geyer, P. Lundin 1105. Diazonium-functionalized thin films from the spontaneous reaction of p-phenylenebis(diazonium) salts. A. Rodriguez, N. Marshall, S. Crittenden 1106. Interactions of bovine serum albumin and metal-thiosemicarbazone complexes. M. Morrice, J. Kim 1107. Aggregation patterns of amyloid-beta and insulin peptides. S. Brown, K.M. Matera 1108. Synthesis, characterization, and catalytic amine dehydrogenation of RuII-bpy complexes. C.R. Ghareeb, S. Bourgeois, E.E. Joslin 1109. Antibacterial activity of antibiotic coated gold nanoparticle. P.T. Patel, P. Ponce, A. Schmittou, J. Soto, A. Yee, R. Dakshinamurthy, M. Sergei 1110. Strategies toward synthesis of fused EF-24 analogs as anticancer therapeutics. M. Nguyen, S. Zingales 1111. Binding and crystallography studies of 4-methoxy-tetrahydrobiopterin bound to endothelial nitric oxide synthase heme domain in the presence of the intermediate substrate N-hydroxy-L-arginine. C.E. Lloyd, A. Lesmes Ortega, C. Davies, A. Rogers 1112. Microwave-assisted synthesis of zinc oxide nanoparticles. K. Burrows, S. Bolick, C.R. De Silva 1113. Photophysical properties in solution and the solid-state of urea tethered triphenylamine compounds. A. Sindt, D.F. McEachern, L.S. Shimizu 1114. Modification of photosystem I with carbon nanotubes for photocurrent generation. J.E. Stanley 1115. Preparation of a viable olefin hydroarylation ruthenium(II) catalyst supported by Bis(pyrazolyl)acetate. J.G. Bazemore, B.P. Quillian 1116. Many-body expansion of the interaction energies of atmospheric aerosol clusters. S. Walcott, T.T. Odbadrakh, G.C. Shields 1117. Synthesis and characterization of metal phosphites. O.M. Godwin, B. Woolery, A. Plaviak, K. Slavicinska, H.L. Abbott-Lyon 1118. Growth of anisotropic silver nanoparticles on biological surfaces. E. Boeding, T. Pressler, Y. Li, T. Zarkovic Grove
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1119. Complex formations between mercury(II) and dithiol-peptides with auxiliary binding groups. E. Springfield, A. Willis, J.K. Merle, J. Mazlo, M.M. Ngu-Schwemlein 1120. Toxicity of nanoparticles on living organisms. E. Annan, K. Aschalew, M. Islam, M.H. Kabir 1121. Bipyridine platinum(II) complexes form non-covalent interactions in solution, which appear to cause both aggregation polymorphic phase changes. J. Zahn, R.E. Bachman 1122. Synthesis and investigation of transition metal complexes with benzimidazole-based ligands for electrochemical reduction of CO2. T. Terry, M.R. Norris 1123. Synthesis of gold-palladium-silica nanoparticles by femtosecond reactive laser ablation in liquid (RLAL). K. Kunzler, M. John, K. Tibbetts 1124. Synthesis of novel carbazole analogs and evaluation of their cytotoxicity. A. Sydorska, J.H. Ferguson, H. Holt 1125. Barriers to ion diffusion in nanoporous carbon electrodes of supercapacitors. S. Delmerico, J. McDaniel 1126. Interaction between monobutyl phthalate and UGT1A1. J.A. Burke 1127. Synthesis and characterization of multimetallic lusters of lithium(I) and iron(II) with 2,6-bis- (dimethylphenylsilylamino)-pyridine ligands. M. Newton, G.L. Guillet 1128. Synthesis of multi-metallic clusters of lithium and iron with 2,6-bis(triethylsilylamino)pyridine ligands. D. Elwell, G. Guillet, J. Rave 1129. Synthesis of multimetallic clusters of Lithium(I) and Iron(II) with 2,6-bis(tert- butyldimethylsilylamino)pyridine ligands. M.E. Smith, J. Rave, G. Guillet 1130. Effect of CuI coordination on D-π-A complexes with ferrocenyl donors (D) and titanocene acceptors (A): An electrochemical investigation of the mixed-valent states. A.B. Webster, J.A. Pienkos, C.D. McMillen, P.S. Wagenknecht
1131. Metal-to-metal charge-transfer in Cp2Ti(C2Fc)2 complexes: What is the impact of replacing Cp with indenyl? E.E. Lane, C.D. McMillen, J.A. Pienkos, P.S. Wagenknecht
1132. Photocatalytic activity of SrTiO3 nanoparticles and their toxicity effects on C. elegans. J. Wagner, M.R. Knecht, K. Collins 1133. Synthesis and characterization of dicyclohexylphenylphosphiniminomethyl NCN-Pincer ligand using a Staudinger reaction and its Ni(II) complexes. D.N. Rucker, G.L. Guillet 1134. Synthesis and characterization of alginate-polypyrrole aerogels functionalized with dodecanethiol. A. Drake, J. Ratliff, T.W. Hanks 1135. Coin cell preparation and analysis using sulfurized polyacrylonitrile. C. Etteh, A. Childress, M.P. Washington, A. Rao 1136. Development of a graphene oxide based supercapacitor for high energy storage. M.H. Kabir, S. Nair, M. Rulison, J. Uddin, D. Leonard 1137. Removal of heavy metal Ions from contaminated water using magnetite nanoparticles. A. Khan, M. Rulison, M.H. Kabir 1138. Semiconductor nanocrystalline colloidal quantum dots as light harvester solar cells. M. Babbs 1139. Bonding in beryllium and magnesium dihalide clusters: Insights into solid formation. A. Patel, K. Donald
1140. Electrophoretic Deposition of Ni3(HITP)2 for supercapacitor electrodes. D. Nguyen, F. Amir 1141. Synthesizing tapered (cone-shaped) bottlebrush polymers by sequential addition of macromonomers. A.K. Patel 1142. Exploring the kinetics of polymer growth attachment to SWCNTs for novel water purification materials. R. Sheikh
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1143. Systematic floating zone single crystal growth for machine learning objectives. J. Zahn, T. McQueen, W. Phelan 1144. Synthesis and characterization of fragrance encapsulated in silica sol-gels. J. Fortwengler, C.H. Lisse 1145. Engineering intermolecular interactions for control of assembled structures. A. Sindt, J. Raffetto, L.S. Shimizu 1146. Copper-capreomycon: A model for antibiotic resistance. A.S. Hiers, T. Manning 1147. Inspiration in perspiration: An investigation of the sodium and potassium content of human sweat. W.A. Rowell, K.S. Kroeger
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K. Zeigler, Organizer, Presiding 4:00 1148. The ins and outs of nuclear. M. Reigel, J. Marra
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Abbott, S. 567 Almarwani, B.M. 387 Abbott-Lyon, H.L. 978, 1075, 1117 Almeida, N. 743, 768 Abdel-Aal, E.H. 136 Almtiri, M.N. 258 Abdel-Samii, Z.K. 523 Alonso, D. 96 Abeynayake, N. 633 Alsaidan, O.A. 459 Abraham, A. 132, 381, 384 Alvarez, J. 889 Abrash, S.A. 662, 668, 671 Ametsetor, E. 237 Abu-Laban, M. 631 Amir, F. 1140 AbuNada, I. 419 Amoah, E. 376, 377 Accurso, A.A. 729 Amoroso, J. 228, 229 Adams, D. 368 An, H. 585 Adams, E. 88 Ananey-Obiri, D. 540 Adams, R.D. 175, 178 Andersen, R. 637 Adamson, N. 220, 852 Anderson, A. 373, 573 Addis, H.G. 846, 945 Anderson, E.R. 686 Adeniji, E. 450 Anderson, K. 780, 782 Adhikari, S. 242 Anderson, M.E. 636, 707 Affadu Danful, G.P. 377 Andrade, G.J. 113 Afolaju, W.A. 388 Andrews, K.M. 2 Afonin, K. 9, 114 Andrews, M. 673, 674, 820 Agbaglo, D.A. 411 Andrews, T. 277 Aguire-Quintana, L.M. 646 Anfuso, C.L. 965 Ahmed, A. 123 Angel, S.M. 446 Aiken, K.S. 77, 252, 680, 791, 797 Angelette, L. 203 Akhmedov, Z. 399 Angello, L.R. 814, 816, 817 Aki-Yalcin, E. 457, 538 Anguilm, T.N. 853 Alabdulwaheed, A.H. 450 Anker, J.N. 102, 126 Alamo-Nole, L. 39 Annan, E. 1120 Albetel, A.N. 40 Anslyn, E.V. 717 Albrecht, A. 166 Anthenor, P. 889 Albrecht-Schmitt, T.E. 709 Anton, D. 575 Albu, T.V. 999 Anzovino, M. 288, 291 Alexander, C.W. 244 Arbab, A.S. 306 Alharbi, S. 374 Arefnezhad, L. 996 Al-Horani, R. 539 Arifuzzaman, M. 127 Alhuniti, M.H. 755 Ariyarathna, I.R. 424, 425, 768 Ali, M.O. 222 Armaly, A.M. 342 Aljic, S. 982 Armstrong, E. 1014 Allen, J. 490 Armstrong, R.A. 868 Allen, Z. 1052 Armstrong, S. 821 Allred, G. 117 Arunachalam, R. 123 Allred, J.M. 406 Arya, D.P. 456 Al-Mahmoudy, A.M. 136, 523 Aryal, D. 436, 437
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Aschalew, K. 1120 Bandera, I. 107,476, 477, 744, 750 Asghar, W. 162 Bandyopadhyay, T. 532 Ashby, W. 1079 Banerjee, D. 729 Ashida, T. 57 Banerjee, S. 870 Ashley, D. 110 Banisaukas, J.J. 665 Ashley, G. 357 Bannochie, C.J. 27, 590 Athukorale, S.A. 632 Bao, H. 260 Atilgan, A. 573 Bao, R. 780, 782 Atkinson, K. 858 Baptista, M.S. 72 Au, D. 947 Barbas, J.T. 806 Aucott, T. 24, 25 Barbee, M.H. 150, 481 Aufderheide, K. 1057 Bardot, M. 480 Augustine, B.H. 804 Bare, W. 977 Avanzato, M.V. 1063 Bargigia, I. 1082, 1083 Averbuj, C. 729 Barker, T.J. 763, 1024 Aviles Mercado, R.M. 121 Barksdale, E. 191 Aycock, A. 757 Barnes, G.L. 829 Ayer, G. 69 Barnes, M.C. 1094 Azahrani, M. 540 Barrett, P. 37 Azieva, A. 76 Barrett, S. 481 Azieva, A. 793 Barrett, T. 108 Azih, M.C. 143 Barrow, E. 186 Babbs, M. 1138 Bartick, E. 384 Baber, T.M. 339 Bartolo Fabian, S. 110 Babyak, C.M. 1091 Bartsch, P. 293 Bachman, A.J. 1101 Barua, S.R. 771 Bachman, R.E. 1101, 1121 Barwick, K. 1101 Bachmann, J. 683 Bashkin, J.K. 10 Bacsa, J. 398, 646 Basnet, K. 171 Bae, J. 778 Bates, J.E. 764 Baier, C. 685 Batista, J.R. 934 Baik, M. 758 Bazemore, J.G. 1115 Bailey, C.A. 1010, 1011 Beatty, A.R. 690 Bailey, P. 327 Becker, A. 412 Baird, H. 1090 Beckham, J. 1043 Baksh, M. 729 Beckingham, B. 692 Bala, S. 858 Bedford, B. 543, 544, 789 Ball, B.T. 988 Behrend, C. 127 Ballard, S. 975 Beil, R. 772 Ballato, J. 744 Bejger, C. 63 Balueva, A. 992 Belharouak, I. 704 Balzer, B. 729 Bell, K. 759 Bamberger, S.N. 14 Bell, P. 566, 965
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Beni, Y. 97 Bollar, G. 490 Benicewicz, B.C. 1066 Bollu, V. 729 Benker, D. 327 Bommarius, A.S. 578 Berg, L. 849 Bonaga, L. 729 Berley, H. 555 Bond, N.K. 681 Bernard, M.A. 17 Bongkiyung, E. 810 Bernier, C.M. 174 Bonilla, K. 939 Bevan, D.R. 463 Bonizzoni, M. 71, 128, 438, 655 Beveridge, J. 729 Bonk, P.J. 75 Bharvalia, D. 482 Boons, G. 271 Bhatt, S.V. 676 Borges, M.S. 382 Bhuripanyo, K. 270 Boroujerdi, A. 900 Bhuvanesh, N. 403, 404 Borrero-Pabon, M. 39 Bianco, K.E. 487 Borst, M. 1036, 1041 Bicker, K. 431 Borszich, M. 1062 Bicker, K. 821 Bose, R. 858 Bickford, D.F. 324 Bostick, D. 15 Bickler, J.R. 256 Botcha, N. 400 Bieber Urbauer, R. 550 Bottoms, C.A. 10 Bierbach, U. 464 Bottum, S.R. 1016 Bihani, M. 868 Boucher, D.S. 673, 674 Bihl, A. 979 Boudreaux, C.M. 740 Billotto, L. 971 Bourdages, A. 216 Bindra, J.K. 448 Bourdon, H.J. 890 Bingol-Ozpinar, O. 457 Bourgeois, S. 1108 Binkley, J. 95 Boutwell, D. 990 Binkley, J. 96 Bovee, M. 875 Bishop, G.W. 376, 377, 450 Bowen, J.P. 1003 Black, C. 239 Bowen, R. 1003 Blackledge, M.S. 134, 874 Boyar, J. 948 Blackstock, S.C. 70, 74 Boycourt, E. 876 Blair, C.D. 16 Boyd, D. 691 Blair, P.M. 135 Boyd, J.E. 1013, 1038 Bleam, M.A. 687 Bradner, E. 37 Boeding, E. 1118 Brady, P. 819 Boggess, A.J. 27 Brady, P.N. 277 Bohlmann, M. 629 Brakhage, K. 958 Bokhtia, R.M. 136 Brand, A. 24, 25 Bolay, A.L. 894 Brandt, A.J. 588 Bolding, M. 744 Brasecker, K. 430, 827 Bolelli, K. 457, 538 Breitenkamp, K. 468 Boles, T.H. 497 Breitenkamp, K.E. 729 Bolick, S. 891, 1112 Breitung, E. 132, 381
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Breton, L. 397 Burdette, T. 132, 385 Brice, J. 920 Burdette, T. 301, 381, 389 Bridges, C. 1094 Burgess, D. 689 Bridges, N. 209, 443 Buriak, J.M. 907 Brigmon, R. 292 Burk, G.A. 300 Brinkman, K. 228, 229 Burke, J.A. 1126 Brinton, M.A. 514 Burks, D.B. 740 Brisson, M. 213 Burney, H.E. 1010, 1011 Brittain, W. 481 Burrows, K. 604, 891, 1112 Brizzee, C. 284 Busby, A.S. 209 Brody, M. 729 Bushra, K.N. 794 Brogdon, P. 73 Byers, A. 275 Bronikowski, M.G. 19, 408 Byers, B. 958 Brown, A.M. 1044 Cabinallas, A. 877 Brown, A. 463 Cagasova, K. 577 Brown, C. 150 Cahoon, J. 363, 725 Brown, C.M. 571 Cai, H. 459 Brown, E.G. 390 Cai, L. 548 Brown, G.G. 937, 938 Cai, M. 1008 Brown, J. 161 Calderón Díaz, A. 403 Brown, J.E. 1074 Caldona, E. 475 Brown, L. 26 Cale, N. 844 Brown, L. 275 Cameron, C. 37 Brown, L. 180 Camp, T. 250, 807 Brown, S. 1107 Campbell, C. 992 Brown, S. 729 Campbell, K. 218 Brown, S.K. 14 Campbell, T. 900 Brown, T. 273 Canelas, D.A. 150 Bruffy, S.K. 188 Cannon, K. 744 Brumaghim, J.L. 1090 Carden, R. 150 Bruno, N. 729 Carey, L.M. 513 Buchan, L. 637 Carlier, P.R. 577 Buchanan, J. 57 Carlson, J.E. 95, 96 Buchanan, L. 418 Carnahan, S. 896 Buchanan, L.E. 661 Carneiro, R.L. 382 Buchmueller, K.L. 875 Carone, D. 67 Buchmueller, K.L. 877 Carpenetti, D.W. 287 Bullington, E. 50 Carroll, A.J. 349, 684 Bullock, A. 119 Carroll, C.R. 814, 816, 817 Bumgarner, A. 803 Carter, D. 498 Burdette, M. 107 Cassady, C. 58, 60, 126, 386, 422 Burdette, M. 744 Cassidy, B. 132, 381 Burdette, M. 750 Castaneda, C.H. 10
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Castillo, B. 47 Ciesa, B.E. 1031 Catazaro, J. 277 Cigler, P. 320, 469, 729 Catt, J. 536, 537, 819 Cingoranelli, S. 277 Cave, C. 280, 812 Clabo, D.A. 503, 961, 989 Cech, N.B. 841, 883, 955 Clair, S.T. 1103 Chakoumakos, B. 2 Clark, A. 669, 670 Chakraborty, I. 405 Clement, N.J. 992 Chambers, N. 340 Clemons, D. 539 Chan, A. 265 Cleveland, D. 212 Chan, B.C. 731 Cliffel, D.E. 161, 164, 597 Chanakira, M. 870 Clinebell, B. 1033, 1034 Chang, H. 296 Clontz, H. 939 Chang, W. 141 Clothier, M. 1100 Chapman, A. 466, 729 Clower, W. 447 Chapman, C. 76, 803 Clyburn, K. 98 Chapman, E. 842 Coan, H. 984, 1062 Charles, H. 1004 Cobb, C. 1059 Chasten, V. 551 Cockman, I. 634 Chau, P. 330 Coes, B. 998 Chavis, B.R. 548 Cojocaru, O.A. 1036, 1041, 1048, 1049 Cheek, M. 383 Cole, H.D. 214, 224 Cheema, H. 73, 739 Collins, E. 327 Chen, C. 521 Collins, J. 144, 285 Chen, D.A. 588 Collins, K. 1132 Chen, G. 270 Colon-Mercado, H.R. 203, 573 Chen, L. 741 Colyer, C.L. 57 Chen, S. 594 Comadoll, C. 76 Cheng, J. 729 Combs, A.R. 737 Comellas Aragones, Cheng, J. 991 729 M. Chicosky, Z. 1061 Confair, D. 1017 Childress, A. 1056, 1135 Confer, M. 635, 979, 1047 Chirapu, S. 729 Conk, R.J. 1046 Chiu, N. 545 Conner, W.H. 1035 Cho, D. 729 Connor, G.C. 280, 812 Cho, S. 729 Cook, D. 654 Chockalingam, P.K. 34, 822 Cook, Z.M. 862 Choi, M. 1097 Cooke, R. 429 Cholewczynski, A. 346 Corgnale, C. 575 Chongsaritsinsuk, J. 855 Cortecchia, D. 1087 Choony, C. 935 Cottens, S. 319 Chow, A.T. 1035 Coutelot, F. 292, 296 Chown, A. 737 Covey, G. 655 Christian, B.E. 1093
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Cowan, J. 553 Dasgupta, R. 995 Cox, E. 780, 781, 782 da Silva Filho, L.C. 248, 249 Crabtree, C. 947 Daub, M.E. 758 Craig, D. 299 Daugherty, W. 749 Craig, S. 150, 465, 481, 621, 729 Davenport, S. 805 Craig, W. 865 Davidson, M.L. 141 Crain, C.A. 157 Davidson, S. 1057 Crane, T. 729 Davies, C. 1111 Crawford, A. 682 Davis, A. 1027 Crawford, C.L. 230 Davis, D. 871 Crawford, T. 715 Davis, J. 605 Creager, S.E. 352, 452 Davis, N. 679 Crenshaw, B.L. 873 Davis, S. 968 Crisler, G.B. 300 Davis, T. 939 Crittenden, S. 1105 Davis Mcgibony, M. 1061 Croatt, M.P. 755 Dawson, M.T. 244 Crooke, S. 729 Day, C. 762 Crouch, I.L. 1036, 1041 Day, E. 643, 852 Csiki-Fejer, E. 10 Dean, R. 1037 Cui, X. 838 Deason, T.K. 32 Cui, X. 241, 348 Deck, P.A. 180, 181, 253 Culpepper, M.A. 862, 884, 1045 Deegbey, M. 773 Culpepper, M.B. 1045 de Funari, C.S. 382 Cuthbertson, A. 491 De Jesus-Mateo, K. 39 Cutrona, N. 94 De La Cruz, T. 801 Cyrus-Green, J. 961 De La Garza, L. 561, 901 D'Agostino, G. 872 De La Rosa, D. 731 d'Entremont, A. 203 Delcamp, J.H. 73, 738, 739, 740 Dabrowski, J.A. 641, 844, 1014, 1028 Delgado, J. 629 Dahm, C.E. 960 Delgado, M. 903 Dakshinamurthy, R. 813, 1109 Delmau, L.H. 327 Dalal, N.S. 64, 448 Delmerico, S. 1125 Daly, D.T. 78 Delong, M.A. 233 Daniel, G. 408 DeMassa, J.M. 33 Daniels, A.S. 1012 Demby, L. 795 Danilczuk, M. 956 Demont, R. 729 Dansby-Sparks, R.N. 985 Denny, A. 1054 Darch, M. 532 DePaoli, D. 327 Dares, C. 710 De Pascalis, L. 470, 729 Darko, A. 569 Der, C.J. 829 Das, A. 838 Derouchey, J.E. 12, 257, 520, 554 Das, S. 740 Dervishogullari, D. 597 Das, S. 729 Desai, G. 123
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392, 500, 603, 604, 891, De Silva, C.R. Dotse, C. 299 984, 1062, 1096, 1112 Douberly, G.E. 920 De Silva, N.U. 536, 537, 819 Dowell, T.J. 595 DesJardins, J. 127 Downer, L. 106 Deskins, N.A. 336 760, 1015, 1016, Downey, C.W. de Souza, O.A. 382 1017, 1018 Deveaux, A. 298 Dragomir, V. 1087 Devens, D.T. 798 Drake, A. 1134 Devore, T.C. 43, 419, 765 Driver, J.P. 1013 DeVore, M. 19, 204, 408, 935 Du, Z. 704 Dev Tiwari, A. 303 Duchamp, J.C. 766 Dey, B.K. 611, 1059 DuChane, C.M. 176 Dhull, P. 178 Dudick, M. 235 Diallo, S. 437 Duenas, A. 1025 Diaz-Diaz, D. 313, 729 Duenas, A. 1033 Dick, D. 19, 408 Dugan, M. 76 Dick, J.E. 593, 653 Dunbar, M. 1095 Dickey, A. 744 Duncan, M.A. 18, 606, 922, 926, 1043 Dieke, N. 58 Dunham, C.M. 268, 531, 533 Dillies, J. 1070 Dunkle, J.A. 406 Dillon, S.D. 1040 Dunn, M.K. 317 Ding, K. 184, 185, 794 Dunne, J. 1053 Ding, Y. 310 Duplessis, I. 831 Dintzner, M.R. 729 Duque-Osorno, M.F. 121 Dipple, K.M. 391 Durach, M. 1070 Diprete, D.P. 24, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 Durham, E. 152 Disney, M.D. 728 Durkin, K. 627, 659 Dixon, D.A. 18, 407, 422, 423, 767 Durrani, M. 806, 998 Dixon, H. 191, 426 Dutta, S. 729 Djomnang Fokwa, H. 1098 Dziewior, C. 1021 Dobbins, K. 877 Eagle, C.T. 345 Dockery, C.R. 378, 940 Earnhardt, A.W. 973 Dodd, T. 13, 170, 547 Echols, T. 833 Dodge, T. 729 Echols, T. 836 Dodhia, M. 34 Edjah, B.A. 515 Doktycz, M. 135 Edwards, A. 255 Donahue, J.P. 742 Edwards, M. 1035 Donahue, M.G. 347 Eggles, K. 44 215, 219, 221, Donald, K. Egodawatte, S.N. 65, 582 1008, 1019, 1139 Eisen, S. 114 Dong, M. 428 Elathram, N. 753 Donley, C.L. 260 Ellis, H.R. 266, 279, 527 Dopico, P.G. 729 Ellis, M.C. 64 Dorn, H. 766
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El-Sayed, M.A. 586 Ferrence, G. 1101 Elvington, M. 203, 573 Ferris, Z.E. 529, 530 Elwell, D. 1128 Ferry, J.L. 98, 99 English, C. 130 Feske, B.D. 805 Ensor, D.D. 936 Fiedler, J. 729 Epps, V. 501 Fietkau, R. 980 Ericson, M.N. 1072 Finlay, E. 799 Ertan-Bolelli, T. 538 Finn, M.G. 466, 470, 729 Ervin, J.N. 46, 850 Fischer, C. 171 Esfahani, M.R. 495 Fitzkee, N. 275, 276 Esker, A. 615 Flanagan, G.E. 788 Esposito, V. 491 Fletcher, K. 1089 Estes, S.L. 712 Fletcher, N. 15 Etampawala, T. 437 Flores, L.A. 767 Etteh, C. 1135 Flores Santos, C. 112 Eubanks, A.N. 329 Floyd, K. 503 Evans, H.D. 855 Fogarty, K. 863 Evich, M. 421, 529 Fogarty, K.H. 809 Eyongeri, A. 663 Fokin, V.V. 624 Faber, K.T. 745 Foley, B. 233 Fabunmi, F. 770 Forbes, M.D. 956 Fadah, R. 878 Forconi, M. 282, 847, 888, 1053 Fahey Fritts, L. 486 Forlemu, N.Y. 112, 663, 810 Fairbrother, H. 928 Forsythe, J.G. 850, 941 Fancher, C. 1 Fort, M. 1051 Fang, Z. 521 Fortenberry, R.C. 411, 981 Farha, O.K. 573 Fortwengler, J. 1144 Farling, C. 504 Fotie, J. 676, 677 Farmer, J.A. 16 Foulger, S.H. 107, 476, 478, 744, 750 Farnum, B.H. 737 Fox, J.L. 845, 846, 847, 945 Farooq, M. 895 France, F. 132, 381 Farres, J. 729 Franke, P. 920 Farzandh, S. 588 Frantom, S. 835 Fatemipouya, T. 171 Frazier, M. 427 Fatunmbi, O. 378 Freeman, C.D. 791, 797 Feldmann, C. 996 Freeman, J. 488 Fell, L. 95, 96 Freeman, L.R. 866 Feng, Y. 1060 Freeman, M. 63 Fenker, K. 25, 28 French, D. 394, 695 Ferguson, B. 16 Friedli, A.C. 222, 1042, 1050 Ferguson, J.H. 235, 332, 1124 Friedman, A. 292 Fernandez, F.M. 952 Frohock, B. 344 Fernandez-Baca, J. 2 Frontzek, M. 2
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Frossard, A.A. 301, 385, 389 Gill, A. 123 Fuenffinger, N. 132, 381, 384 Gilmer, C.R. 847 Fuentealba, D. 255 Gilmer, J. 993 Fugate, G.A. 935 Giri, B. 499 Fulton, M. 273 Giuliano, M.W. 93, 885, 1092 Funderburk, C. 937 Givan, S.A. 10 Gaillard, J.B. 203 Gizzie, E.A. 164 Gaillard, U. 1019 Gleason, I.R. 1023 Gaines, D.L. 860 Glenn, A.G. 569 Gainey, M.D. 1096 Godfrey, M. 700 Gainey, S. 934 Godwin, O.M. 978, 1117 Gale, A. 887 Godwin, W.C. 35 Galinat, K. 120 Goergen, C. 322 Gamage, L.P. 295, 494 Goertzen, M. 893, 975 187, 214, 224, 243, 335, Gandara, C. 889 Goess, B.C. 342, 787, 788, 798, 801 Ganesan, P. 573 Goetz, A. 368 Gao, H. 511 Goforth, S.K. 214, 224 Garcia Ponte, E. 745 Goines, S. 1022 Gardner, D. 556 Gokal, R. 148 Gardner, E. 131 Golafale, S.T. 398 Garlapati, S. 458 Golius, A. 100 Garrett, M.D. 652, 950 Gomez, G. 34, 823 Garrigues, R. 870 Gompa, T.P. 646 Gaster, C. 983 Gong, W. 228 Gautam, B.R. 706 Gonzalez, F. 34, 824 Gaynor, R. 1033, 1034 González-Vargas, C.I. 121 Gazley, L. 731 Goodell, B. 615 Gehman, Z.M. 367 Goodfellow, F. 720 Geng, X. 607 Goodlett, D.W. 967 Geng, Z. 729 Goodman, S. 1090 Gentry, M.S. 284 Goodpaster, J.V. 384 Geoghan Aioub, A. 729 Goodwin, A.E. 808 Germann, M.W. 421, 514, 515, 529, 530 Goodwin, D.C. 839 Germany, E.M. 845 239, 402, 505, Gorden, A.E. Geyer, S. 708, 1104 647, 1099, 1102 Ghareeb, C.R. 1108 Gorden, J.D. 427 Ghavami, M. 577 Gossweiler, G. 481 Ghiladi, R.A. 62, 278, 513, 549, 892 Goudarzi, C.C. 863 Ghosh, A. 410, 416, 644 Goudy, S. 1011 Ghosh, D. 77, 252, 791, 797 Goyal, K. 879 Gichuhi, W.K. 295, 494 Graham, C. 279 Giles, D. 851 Grant, B. 476 Giles, S. 922 Grant, K.B. 171, 172, 811
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Gravalis, G. 830 Gyawali, R. 541 Graves, D. 1059 Haber, L.H. 631 Gray, G.M. 394, 695 Hagen, R. 266, 527 Gray, S.E. 498, 679, 966 Halbert, M. 854 Green, M.L. 924 Hall, J.W. 379, 396 Green, S. 246 Hall, S.K. 16 Greene, J.T. 124 Hamann, M.T. 579 Greer, A. 72, 255 Hamelberg, D. 613 Gregory, N. 544 Hamidi, N. 484 Gregory, N. 667, 800 Hamilton, J. 747 Greytak, A.B. 724 Hamlett, B.L. 729 Griendling, K. 886 Hammer, N. 738, 927 Griffin, T.T. 379, 396, 971 Hammond, R. 536, 537, 819 Griffin, V.R. 971 Hancock, M. 937, 938 Grimes, M. 1025, 1033 Hand, A. 1054 Grimes, T.S. 710 Handa, S. 341, 868 Groom, R. 675 Hankins, G. 177 Gross, M.D. 108, 729 Hanks, T.W. 83, 441, 442, 848, 1134 Gross, P. 220, 852 Hanna, J.M. 873, 1031 Grote, R. 228, 229 Hardy, B. 575 Grubbs, G.S. 669, 670 Hardy, D.A. 64, 601, 602 Gruber, T.D. 818 Hardy, E.E. 402, 505 Grushow, A. 562 Häring, M. 313 Guerrero, B. 414 Harman, D. 173, 623 Guha, S. 97 Harris, B. 365 Guillet, G.L. 1127, 1128, 1129, 1133 Harris, C. 983 Guirgis, G. 409, 669, 670 Harris, J. 389, 998 Guiton, B.S. 591 Harris, L.M. 884 Gulgas, C.G. 399 Harris, M.L. 955 Gunn, K.A. 857 Harris, N.J. 846 Guo, J. 729 Harris, P. 635, 1047 Guo, Z. 417 Harris, T. 1093 Gupta, A. 598 Harrison, D.P. 1103 Gupta, M. 535, 1089 Hart, A.P. 347 Gurung, P. 90 Hartig, J.P. 792 Gustitus, D.T. 652, 950 Hartwig, W. 834 Gutekunst, W.R. 622 Harvey, J. 775 Guthrie, T. 881 Hasan, K. 982 Guzman Hernandez, 942 Hashimoto, Y. 294 C. Hatchett, D.W. 934 Gwaltney, S.R. 773 Hatfield, L. 1035 Gwirtsman, G.T. 1042 Hati, D. 525 Gyamfi, G. 109 Hatton, J. 782
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Hattori, T. 729 Hilton, C.N. 855 Hauptfleisch, J.O. 1063 Hilton, J. 985 Hawk, J.L. 216, 338 Hincapie, R. 729 Hayden, K.L. 860 Hinck, J. 212 Hayes, D. 631 Hinde, R.J. 412, 772, 774 Hayes, J.C. 1024 Hinson, A.N. 1063 Haymer, D. 217 Hixson, W. 753 Haywood, R. 240 Ho, K. 613 Hazari, A.A. 918 Ho, M. 273 He, L. 440 Hobart, D.E. 326 He, M. 273 Hofer, R. 851 Heafner, E.D. 1017 Hoffer, E. 268 Heard, G.L. 997 Hoffman, L.W. 590, 908 Heaven, M.C. 924 Hoffmann, C. 1 Heiple, P. 89 Hollabaugh, N. 683 Heiss, S.L. 884 Hollerbach, M.R. 763 Henary, M. 171 Holley, D.W. 557 Henderson, A.T. 680 Holly, K.J. 89 Hennigar, R. 37 Holmes, A.M. 55, 642 Henrie, S.A. 639 Holmes, B.E. 997 Henry, J.P. 857 Holt, A. 860 Herath, A. 53 Holt, E. 779, 784 Herbert, B.J. 1010 Holt, H. 235, 332, 1124 Herfurth, D. 658 Hong, T. 229 Herman, C.C. 211 Hong, V. 729 Hernandez, B. 873 Honkanadavar, H.H. 136, 328 Hernandez, E.A. 630 Hood, T. 882 Hernández, M. 121 Hooks, S. 550 Hernandez, R. 590, 902, 1000 Hooper, R. 1034 Hernández-González, 121 Hooshmand, N. 929 I.N. Hossain, S.S. 883 Herron, M. 787 Hough, S.E. 181 Hertz, M.B. 66 Houk, A.L. 443 Hetti Handi, C. 241, 348 Houser, C.L. 68 Hexel, C.R. 15 Hovlid Martino, M. 729 Hicks, H.M. 76 Howard, H. 953 Hiers, A.S. 1146 Howell, P. 160 Hiester, W. 679 Hoy, G. 668 Higginson, C. 729 Hoye, T.R. 625 Hill, D.A. 796 Htet, Y. 179 Hill, H.G. 656, 751 Hu, M.Z. 1067 Hill, M.P. 45 Huang, J. 770 Hill, R. 275 Huang, Z. 521, 534
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Hudlikar, M.S. 271 Iyer, S.S. 838 Hudson, W. 385 Jackson, B. 747 Hudson, W.C. 301, 389 Jagasia, R. 729 Huebsch, M.L. 845, 945 Jain, N. 1039 Huebsch, P. 643 Jakowski, J. 770 Huffman, S.W. 383 Jakubikova, E. 110 Hughes, A. 276 James, V. 952 Hughes, K. 729 James, W. 576 Hughes, R.M. 35, 815 Jannik, G.T. 212 Hulver, M. 808 Jantzen, C.M. 211, 225 Hume, J. 347 Jassin, L. 23 Hunkele, A. 975 Jay, D.W. 885 Hunnicutt, M. 194 Jayawardena, S. 104, 105 Hunnicutt, S.S. 562 Jean, P. 702, 703, 924 Hunt, L. 738 Jentsch, N.G. 347 Hunter, K. 1099 Jha, A. 308 Hunter, S. 131 Jian, Z. 303 Hunyadi Murph, S. 296, 359, 1002 Jiang, C. 62 Hupp, J.T. 573 Jiang, H. 548 Hurlbert, J.C. 826, 828 Jiang, X. 820 Hurtt, M.J. 873 Jing, X. 126 Huston, H.K. 76 Joffrion, J. 447 Hwang, S. 318 John, M. 1123 Ibrahim, S. 541, 551, 552 Johns, J. 998 Ibrahim, T.S. 136, 523 Johnson, C. 1059 Idris, N. 544 Johnson, F. 962 Ihde, M. 655 Johnson, J.A. 729 Immel, D. 205 Johnson, J. 150 Indrasekara, S. 931 Johnson, K. 688 Ingram, C.W. 398 Johnson, M.A. 277, 536, 537, 819 Ingram, R. 729 Johnson, M. 370, 830, 831, 1098 Ingram, Z. 517 Johnson, R. 265 Inoue, G. 294 Johnson, S.L. 559 Iqbal, M. 101 Johnson, S.S. 427, 759, 914 Iriarte-Gross, J.M. 1078 Johnson-Salyard, T.L. 14 Irvin, A.M. 786 Jones, A.C. 762 Isbill, S.B. 617 Jones, A.B. 2 Islam, M. 1120 Jones, C.C. 76 Ison, A. 1100 Jones, D.S. 63 Itri, R. 72 Jones, H.W. 107 Ivanov, I.N. 13, 169, 170, 272, 547 Jones, J. 826, 828 Iyemperumal, S. 336 Jones, J. 48 Iyer, S.K. 1000 Jones, J. 42
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Jones, M. 391 Kendrick, A. 629 Jones, M. 26, 27 Kendrick, N. 1030 Jones, N.B. 672 Kennemur, J.G. 629 Jones, T. 401 Kercher, D.P. 244 Jordan, A. 998 Kern, J. 261, 963 Jordan, A.N. 989 Kero, F.A. 129 Josey, D. 882, 969 Kessl, J.J. 347 Joshee, L. 1094 Kesterson, M. 575 Joshi, P. 1072 Khalimonchuk, O. 845, 846 Joslin, E.E. 1108 Khan, A. 1137 Jui, N.T. 757 Khan, F.A. 92 Juillerat, C.A. 227 Khan, I.M. 201 Jung, H. 758 Khan, N. 302 Jung, S. 152 Khan, N. 420, 768 Junqueira, H. 72 Kharel, Y. 460, 463 Jurča, M. 478 Kharlampieva, E.P. 438 Jurss, J.W. 741 Kieber, R. 629 1057, 1060, Kabir, M.H. Kiefer, A.M. 982, 1094 1120, 1136, 1137 Kiel, B.E. 516 Kaczanowska, K. 319, 729 Kilani, M. 811 Kahn, P. 18, 407 Kim, C. 41 Kala, S. 334 Kim, D. 898 Kalapathy, U.P. 1059 Kim, G. 1055 Kaledin, M. 990 Kim, H. 166 Kaltgrad, E. 729 Kim, J. 120 Kalu, C. 238 Kim, J. 880, 1106 Kamara, I. 419, 765 Kim, K.Y. 1018 Kandada, A. 1087 Kim, S. 459 Kandel, S. 405 Kimura-Hara, S. 491 Kane-Maguire, N.A. 1010, 1011 Kindt, J. 413, 417, 619 Kang, J. 549 Kingsak, M. 103 Kantor, M. 900 Kirchhoff, D.C. 554 Kantt, L.P. 956 Kirkland, W.D. 1050 Kaplan, D. 296 Kirkpatrick, K. 766 Karty, J.M. 775 Kislukhin, A.A. 729 Kaszynski, P. 222 Kittrell, C. 854 KC, K. 553 Klann, N. 1102 Keane, K.S. 70 Klatka, R. 783 Keller, K.A. 729 Kleiman, V.D. 1085 Kelley, A. 245, 340 Klepov, V. 232 Kelley, S.A. 74 Klug, C.A. 444 Kellogg, J. 883 Klug, C.L. 499 Kelly, C.N. 96 Klug, D. 6
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Knecht, M.R. 1132 Lamm, M. 197 Knight, B. 1091 Lammi, R.K. 873 Knight, K.S. 217 Lampkin, A. 42 77, 250, 252, 640, Knight, L.B. 665 Landge, S.M. 791, 795, 797, 807 Knott, K.M. 253 Landino, L. 729 Knox, A.S. 493 Lane, E.E. 1131 Kobra, K. 372 Langton, C. 210 Kocherga, M. 395 Langton, C. 226 Kodadek, T.J. 726 Lantz, K. 628 Kolis, J.W. 744 La Pierre, H.S. 646 Kong, L. 71 Laramie, M. 171 Kossmann, B. 13 Larese, J.Z. 3, 156, 157, 158, 574 Kouznetsova, T. 481 Larson, S. 609 Kozlovskaya, V.A. 438 Lascola, R. 205, 206, 446 Kozlowski, P.M. 410, 416, 614 Lassegue, B.P. 886 Kraichely, K.N. 93 Latturner, S.E. 66 Kramer, J. 89 Lau, J.L. 317, 729 Kriz, M.R. 935 Lauar, M. 934 Kroeger, K.S. 949, 949, 1147 Laub, J. 261 Kruljac, M. 486 Laufer, B. 729 Kuhne, W. 19, 20, 212 Laughlin, S. 858 Kuklinski, N.J. 864, 866, 951 Laurencin, C. 570 Kuksenok, O. 435 Lauterbach, J. 186 Kum, D. 188 Lavrich, R.J. 612 Kumal, R.R. 631 Laws III, D. 781, 783 Kumar, K.D. 864 Layland, A. 984 Kumaraswamy, G. 313 Layne, C. 53 Kunkel, G. 707 Le, T.M. 662 Kunzler, K. 1123 Leach, A.D. 630 Kuroda, D.G. 1088 Leake, K. 779, 784 Kuruganti, T. 1072 Lebedyeva, I. 459, 778 Kuvayskaya, A.A. 247 Leblanc, R.M. 414, 620, 752 Kuzelka, J. 729 Lee, A. 318 Kvistad, R.A. 10 Lee, B. 1005 Kyser, E.A. 205, 325 Lee, B.J. 758 Labrecque, C.L. 855 Lee, B.M. 814, 816, 817 Lacal, J. 551 Lee, J. 718 La Croix, A.D. 693 Lee, K. 999 Lakeman, N. 658 Lee, R.E. 89 Lam, Y. 1087 Lee, S. 166 Lamb, A.L. 266 Lee, S. 729 Lamb, R.W. 740 Lee, S. 302 Lambert, N.A. 88, 895
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Lee, S.M. 869 Lin, Y. 481 Lee, Z. 767 Lin, Y. 343 Lee-Brown, M. 1076 Lin, Z. 427 Leeper, T. 140 Lindholm, M.S. 878 LeFever, W. 428 Lindsay, C. 900 Leicht, D. 926 Lindsay, V.N. 761 Lenert, A. 705 Ling, J. 688 Leng, W. 607 Ling, J. 689 Leonard, D. 1060, 1136 Linton, B. 832 Leone, K. 1021 Lipchak, A. 392, 603 Leonelli, R. 1087 Lisic, E.C. 820 50, 115, 116, 117, Lesmes Ortega, A. 945, 1111 Lisse, C.H. 118, 125, 195, 1144 Leszczynski, J.R. 100 Littlefield, W.F. 331 Leverette, C.L. 935 Liu, D. 838 Levi, A. 900 Liu, J. 573 Lewis, D. 899 Liu, J. 615 Lewis, J.E. 733 Liu, J. 923 Lewis, M.A. 1044 Liu, S. 521, 534 Lewis, W. 729 Liu, X. 766 Leyba, J.D. 954 Liu, Y. 767 Li, B. 265 Liu, Y. 1058 Li, C. 729 Liu, Y. 1017 Li, D. 296 Livingstone, J. 486 Li, H. 463 Liyanage, A. 297 Li, H. 1104 Lloyd, C.E. 945, 1111 Li, J. 704 Lloyd, J. 729 Li, J. 537 Lokeshwar, B.L. 305 Li, P. 1021 Long, J. 303 Li, Q. 459 Looney, B. 26 Li, Q. 529, 530 Lopez, M.J. 710 Li, X. 271 Lorbecki, A. 366 Li, Y. 607, 1118 Love, J.M. 853 Lian, T. 508, 1086 Love, O. 605 Liang, X. 438 Lu, B. 449 Lichorowic, C. 233 Lucius, A.L. 512, 517 Lieb, H.C. 502 Luedecke, K. 223 Lieberman, R.L. 4 Lundin, P.M. 218, 477, 804, 860, 1104 Ligon, L.A. 1012 Luo, L. 735 Lilova, K. 228 Lynch, K. 460, 463 Lim, Y. 729 Lynch, P. 91 Limbrick, E. 854 Lynch, W.E. 337, 366, 368 Lin, C. 233 Lyon, J.T. 616 Lin, N. 236
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Ma, H. 594 Mariño Ocampo, N. 255 Ma, Y. 592 Marks, J.H. 18 Maasho, A. 122 Marky, L.A. 167 Macdonald, J. 630, 693, 1051 Marlin, R. 1078 MacGowan, C.E. 675 Maron, N. 434 MacKey, K. 998 Marques, A. 729 MacQueen, B. 186 Marra, J. 1148 Maddock, S. 729 Marroquin, K. 1027 Maddumapatabandi, 588 Marsack, K. 957 T.D. Marsh, Z.M. 628 Madhiwala, R.V. 1023 Marshall, A.G. 263 Maeda, T. 57 Marshall, F.E. 669, 670 Magana, J. 992 Marshall, J. 756 Mahmoud, M.A. 722 Marshall, J. 731 Mahmoudi, F. 497 Marshall, N. 576, 1105 Mainali, B. 451 Martin, D. 870 Mainali, B.P. 455 Martin, K. 183 Majewski, J. 7 Martin, K. 13, 547 Majors, G.T. 1036 Martinez, J. 193 Majors, T.W. 1036, 1041 Maskey, A. 177 Majumdar, S. 893, 975 Mason, A.H. 1034 Makal, T.A. 496 Masterson, D.S. 200 Makhluf, A. 6 Mateeva, N.N. 298, 747 Makris, T.M. 99, 872 Matera, K.M. 842, 1107 Malek, M.A. 29 Mathis, T.N. 1094 Malewschik, T. 278 Mathivathanan, L. 371 Malik, C.K. 14 Mativo, V.A. 560 Mallett, T. 807 Matthews, A. 830 Mallia, A.V. 109, 120, 199, 286, 1055 Matthews, L. 540 Malone, S. 825 Maturavongsadit, P. 103 Mamidyala, S. 729 Mauldin, C.B. 16 Mamontov, E. 437 Mawudoku, D. 376, 377 Mamun, A. 410, 416, 614 Maxwell, S. 22 Manley, O. 872 Maya, N. 403 Mannervik, B. 538 Mayberry, M. 733 Manning, C. 6 Mayhugh, J. 666, 1102 Manning, T. 837, 998, 1146 Maynes, A.J. 672 Mannion, J.M. 20 Mazique, J.N. 991 Mans, R. 1029 Mazlo, J. 1119 Manuta, D.M. 80, 355 Mazur, H. 692 Manzenreider, F. 729 McCabe, C. 993 Mao, L. 1058 McCaffrey, T.M. 889 Marcus, R.K. 21 McCall, C. 959
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McCall, Z. 878 Meadows, V.G. 518 McCann, K.P. 209 Medatia, S.M. 489 McCannell, T. 984 Medawala, W. 117, 350, 820 McCardle, K.M. 741 Medrano, M. 946, 972 McCartha, C.P. 555 Meiler, J. 996 McCarthy, J.S. 840 Meisner, J. 268 McClain, E.S. 161 Meloni, G. 269 McClelland, B. 729 Melow, S.L. 164 McClelland, E. 431 Mendoza-Cortes, J.L. 572, 650 McConnell, L.L. 86 Meng, J. 729 McCord, J. 142 Mensah, E. 246 McCraw, I. 342, 801 Merino, E.J. 520 McCrory, M.A. 332 Merle, J.K. 1119 McCunn, L.R. 921 Merola, J.S. 174, 176, 177, 180 McCutcheon, J. 130, 970 Merrill, M.A. 1031 McDaniel, J. 1125 Mertens, C. 859 McEachern, D.F. 1113 Mesa Sanchez, D. 875 McEachon, J.D. 856 Metavarayuth, K. 103 McFarland, S.A. 37 Meunier, S. 729 McFarlane, J.S. 266 Meyers, J.M. 427, 853, 881 McFarlane, T. 476, 478 Meyers, M.J. 304 McGee, E.E. 1092 Miburo, B.B. 51 McGill, S. 64 Michaud, M.E. 333 McGrew, C. 946, 972 Michel-Milian, V.M. 172 McGuire, A.H. 513, 892 Mickel, P. 970 McKay, C. 729 Middleton, M. 821 McKenna, K. 952 Mikiashvili, N. 542 McKinnon, A. 947 Milam, A. 506 420, 424, 425, McKnight, M. 826 Miliordos, E. 666, 743, 768 McLachlan, J. 710 Miller, B. 84 McMahan, A.K. 333 Miller, C. 675 McMahan, S. 1091 Miller, C. 880 McManus, S.A. 678, 679 Miller, D. 164 McMillen, C.D. 372, 403, 404, 1130, 1131 Miller, H.B. 134, 808, 809 McNamara, L.E. 738 Miller, J.B. 444 McNamee, A. 1032 Miller, K. 1056 McNeil, I.J. 660 Miller, N.N. 10 McNeill, A.S. 423 Miller, W.L. 389 McPhail, M.R. 501, 506, 507, 987 Millhouse, P. 127 McQueen, T. 1143 Mills, D. 447 McVicar, S. 695 Millsaps, C. 376, 377 McWhorter, K.L. 839 Minerali, E. 340 Meader, V. 119
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Mingione, J.R. 61 Mortazavian, S. 608, 626 Mingle, D. 345 Morton, M.D. 277 Minsavage, G. 826, 828 Morton, M.S. 288, 291 Minter, K.M. 212 Mory, J.A. 672 Mintz, K.J. 414 Moseley, H. 554 Minus, M. 717 Moss, O. 998 Mireles, M. 60 Mott, P.S. 774 Miriyala, S. 458 Mountford, B. 858 Mitchell, B. 214, 224, 243 Moyer, B.A. 649 Mitchell, C. 660 Msimanga, H.Z. 378, 658 Mitchell, H. 118 Mueller, B. 996 Mitchell, M. 1065 Mukherjee, A. 400, 401 Mlsna, D. 145, 146 Mukhopadhyay, S. 610 Mlsna, T.E. 53, 145, 297, 299, 300 Mukhopadhyay, T. 669 Moazami, Y. 343 Mulkey, T. 1070 Mohamadzade, A. 415, 1080 Mullaugh, K.M. 46, 502, 867, 1022 Mohammad, S. 553 Mullis, T. 318 Molaison, J. 6 Muniz, M.N. 562 Molino, P. 442 Munna, D. 965 Molnar, S. 177 Muñoz, M. 255 Monro, S. 37 Munyaneza, E.N. 262 Montes, I. 198 Murray, M.G. 873 Montes, I. 906 Murru, S. 458 Montgomery, J.M. 361 Musdal, Y. 538 Montgomery, M. 1034 Musila, J. 266 Moody, K. 982 Myers, D. 998 Moon, J. 585, 608, 626 Myers, S.A. 165 Moore, M.E. 1094 Myrick, M. 132, 381 Moraes, M. 889 Naclerio, N. 807 Morales-Arteaga, M. 213 Nafie, L.A. 581 Morales Martinez, 590, 1001 Nag, A. 34, 822, 823, 824 Z.C. Naing, S. 4 Morelli, D. 707 Nair, S. 1136 Morgan, G. 265 Nair, S. 474 Morgan, J.B. 754, 796 Nalley, E.A. 52 Morgan, S. 132, 381, 384 Nam, C. 584 Morgan, T.F. 70 Nambiathan Nambiar, 375 Morrenzin, A. 954 H. Morrice, M. 1106 Navarathna, C. 299 Morris, D. 140 Navarez, M.L. 235 Morris, J.R. 672 Navrotsky, A. 228 Morrison, R.W. 148 Nayak, S. 731 Morse, A.E. 986 Neale, C.A. 330
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Neary, W. 629 Nwankwoala, C.I. 70 Neburkova, J. 469 Nweze, C.C. 138 Neef, J. 879 Nyamwihura, R. 144, 285 Neely, A.E. 678 Nyeche, P.C. 858 Neequaye, T. 376 O'Brien, J. 191, 756 Neill, J.L. 716 O'Dea, C. 403, 404 Nelson, M.R. 17 O'Rourke, P. 205, 206, 446 Nesmelov, A. 259 Obare, S.O. 930 Neuman, A. 1097 Oberlies, N. 755 Neutzner, S. 1087 Ochs, A. 707 Neville, J. 960 Odbadrakh, T.T. 887, 988, 1116 Newcombe, G. 135 Oderinde, T. 776 Newman, R. 428 Ogbu, C.I. 450 Newton, M. 1127 Ogungbe, I.V. 144, 285 Ngo, L. 36 Oikeh, E. 520 Ngu-Schwemlein, 1119 Oji, L. 226 M.M. Ojo, I. 746 Nguyen, B.D. 1022 Okashah, N. 88, 895 Nguyen, C. 642 Oklopcic, R. 1008 Nguyen, D. 1140 Oliver, R. 4 Nguyen, E.T. 602 Oliver-Hoyo, M. 904 Nguyen, H. 531 Oliy, B. 16 Nguyen, K. 951 Olson, K. 89 Nguyen, M. 1110 Oluwadare, O. 991 Nguyen, P. 805 Omadoko, O. 56 Nguyen, S. 421 Orellana, K. 889 Nguyen, T. 1068 Orr, I. 1064 Nguyen, V.Q. 30 Orr, M. 933 Nguyen, X.H. 677 Orr, S. 1094 Nibar, S.G. 814, 816, 817 Ortiz, J.V. 424, 425, 590, 698 Nichols, L. 139 Ortiz Piccard, S.J. 548 Nichols, S. 935 Oshiro, P.B. 248 Niklas, J. 402, 1099 Osorio, S. 1006 Nitzken, E. 777 Osorio Lefler, P. 1006 Noble, J. 466, 729 Osten, J.A. 253 Nofs, Z. 501 Osterholm, A. 1082 Nolibos, P.B. 957, 958 Osti, N. 437 Nolin, K.A. 858 Outten, C.E. 40, 432, 532, 535, 1089 Norris, J.L. 815 Outten, F.W. 546 Norris, M.R. 1046, 1103, 1123 Owens, C.E. 74 North, A. 809 Oyeniran, A.C. 541 Novozhilova, I. 222 Özdemir, F. 457 Nuti, K. 257 Ozturk, O. 457
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Pace, K. 231 Paudel, K. 185, 794 Paczynski, A. 935 Paul, A.C. 923 Padelford, J. 364 Paul, R. 838 Padelford, J. 594 Pavelich, I. 533 Padgett, C.W. 337, 365, 366, 368 Pawlowski, F. 424, 425 Padilla, P. 889 Payne, J. 813 Page, C. 812 Payton, F.L. 915 Pajski, J.J. 151 Peddapuram, A. 739 Palmer, C. 696 Peeler, J.C. 843 Palmer, C.Z. 981 Pellegrini, A. 1095 Pampu, A.C. 785 Pelletier, D. 135 Pan, H. 14 Pendergast, A.D. 653 Pan, S. 510, 592, 736, 742 Penland, B.B. 634, 746 Panda, S.S. 136, 328, 331, 523 Pennington, B. 372 Pandey, A. 5 Pennisson, J. 299 Pandey, B. 184, 794 Pentland, T.D. 651 Panetier, J. 741 Peoples, T. 1059 Panse, U. 49, 149, 289 Perahia, D. 437 Papale, C. 889 Pereiro, F. 710 Papish, E.T. 406, 740 Perera, V.L. 146 Paradiso, D. 156 Perera, Y. 276 Paratore, T. 944 Pérez Alvarado, G.C. 814, 816, 817 Parish, C.A. 855 Pérez-Mora, F. 255 Park, H. 944 Perkins, A. 491 Park, H. 856 Perrone, T.M. 1009 Park, S. 302 Persaud, R.R. 422 Parker, B. 848 Pescatore, R. 975 Parker, M. 1057 Peters, B. 356 Parks, C.E. 188, 861 Petersen, K.S. 245, 339, 340 Parrish, K.S. 694 Petrillo, A. 366 Pasternak, G. 975 Petrozza, A. 1087 Patanao, A. 92 Petryna, E. 762 Pate, B.H. 409, 580 Pettit, A.R. 513 Patel, A.K. 1141 Pettit, A.R. 892 Patel, A. 1139 Petty, J.T. 168, 896, 897, 898, 899 Patel, D.B. 1042 Pham, T.D. 336 Patel, P.T. 1109 Phambu, N. 387, 597 Patel, U. 104 Phelan, W. 1143 Pathak, T. 879 Phillips, B. 42 Pattadar, D.K. 375, 451, 454, 455 Phillips, D. 385 Patterson, D.C. 38 Pienkos, J.A. 840, 943, 1130, 1131 Patterson, J. 618, 876, 878 Pierce, J.G. 343, 344, 346 Patton, A. 1058 Pigza, J.A. 347
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Pipkin, L.G. 1049 Putnam, S. 98 Pittman, J.J. 935 Qin, C. 691 Plaviak, A.M. 978, 1117 Qin, D. 360 Plewa, M.J. 490 Qin, L. 521 Plummer, J. 205 Qu, F. 740 Plummer, J.M. 973 Qu, Y. 415 Podila, R. 449 Quarles, B. 683 Pokorski, J.K. 467, 729 Quay, J.C. 828 Polavarapu, P.L. 714 Quillian, B.P. 366, 1040, 1115 Poler, J.C. 627, 723, 753 Quirk, L. 490 Pollock, J.A. 283, 855, 856, 857, 858 Rabinovich, D. 113, 367, 369, 1020, 1023 Polonskaya, Z. 729 Rabinovitch, J.E. 224 Polson, S. 292 Raffetto, J. 1145 Ponce, P. 1109 Rahman, M.A. 595 Ponce, P.J. 813 Raja, K.S. 312, 729 Poole, L. 428 Rajamanthrilage, A. 127 Poole, X.D. 687 Rajapaksha, I.N. 251 Poon, G. 166 Rajapaksha, S.M. 297 Popik, V. 236 Rajasekaran, R. 153 Popp, B.V. 1009 Ramakrishnan, S. 298, 747 Portillo, J.M. 868 Ramoutar, R.R. 680 Postle, I. 804 Ramsayer, E.R. 867 Poteat, C. 761 Rao, A. 449, 1056, 1135 Potts, G.E. 940, 942 Raptis, R.G. 371, 405 Poudel, B. 90 Rastogi, S. 481 Poudel Sharma, S. 620 Rathnayake, K.M. 105 Powell, C. 554 Ratliff, J. 1134 Powers, R. 277 Ratnasena, N.H. 132, 381, 384 Poynter, P. 794 Rave, J. 1128, 1129 Prasad, S. 215, 219 Ray, P.S. 871, 1027, 1054 Prasannakumar, G. 519 Reach, S. 74 Prasuhn, D. 729 Reagan, M.A. 365 Pratt, C.J. 757 Reagin, N. 937, 938 Presolski, S. 315, 729 Reale-Munroe, K. 47 Pressler, T. 1118 Reddick, J.J. 516, 518 Prevette, L.E. 520 Redzic, S. 671 Pritchett, D.Y. 943 Reece, M. 500, 1096 Prosser, L. 46, 852 Reed, J.L. 201 Pruitt, E. 975 Reeves, A.E. 46, 847 Puckett, L.G. 953, 959 Reigel, M. 1148 Punna, S. 729 Reihl, L.O. 249 Pursell, D.P. 123, 302 Reiling, C. 167 Pusko, M. 585 Reis, A. 72
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Reisner, B.A. 419, 765 Rogers, K. 15 Remsing, R. 764 Romani, P.N. 771 Reveral, J.S. 847 Roop II, R. 870 Rey, M. 843 Root, M.M. 1091 Reyes, S. 202 Roque, J. 37 Reynolds, J.R. 1082 Rosado, P.J. 329, 682 Reza, M. 923 Rose, C. 881 Rezaeerod, K. 941 Rossi, A. 684 Rhee, J. 729 Roth, P.W. 335, 342, 801 Rhinehart, J. 554 Rotheiser, J. 132, 381 Rhodes, J.M. 1051 Rother, G. 155 Ribaucourt, A. 343 Rothrock, M. 997 Rice, N.T. 646 Rovner, S. 321 Rich, D. 132, 381, 384 Rowe, R.A. 89 Rich, M. 744 Rowell, W.A. 1147 Richard, L.B. 76 Roy, J.K. 100 Richards, T. 95 Roy, L. 713 Richardson, K. 1029 Roy, S. 617 Richardson, R. 680 Rubenstein, K.J. 855 Richardson, S.D. 490, 491 Rucker, D.N. 1133 Ridout, M. 135 Rudd, H.M. 342 Riley, F. 327 Rudisill, T. 408 Rinaldo, D. 382 Ruger, G.W. 558 Rittgers, B.M. 926 Rule, A. 957 Ritz, A.J. 214, 224 Rulison, M. 1057, 1136, 1137 Rivera, S. 281 Rumley, C. 986 Rivera-Chávez,, J. 755 Rupar, P. 406 Rizzo, C.J. 14 Rupniewski, I. 729 Rizzuti, A. 1064 Russo, D.R. 646 Rizzuto, A. 948 Sabol, J.E. 81, 354, 558 Roberson, A. 116 Sadek, M.F. 1050 Roberts, K.M. 280, 812 Sadowski, E.T. 206 Robinson, D. 298 Saenz, G. 479 Robinson, G. 223 Safiarian, M.S. 172 Robinson, H. 1035 Saha, A. 365 Robinson, L. 998 Sáha, P. 478 Robinson, R.A. 590, 699 Sahu, A. 627 Robinson-Duggon, J. 255 Sainuddin, T. 37 Rodionov, V.O. 314, 729 Sakhuja, R. 309 Rodrigues, R.R. 739, 740 Salami, T.O. 147, 563, 694 Rodriguez, A. 1105 Salguero, T.T. 583 Rogers, A. 501 Salia, I. 90 Rogers, A.L. 945, 1111 Salim, T. 1087
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Salvo, H. 894 Seliem, I. 523 Salyards, A. 974 Sellars, I. 1025, 1033 Salyards, M. 506, 507 Sellers, B. 680 Samarasekara, D.M. 145 Seney, C.S. 1094 Samaraweera, H. 54 Sen Gupta, S. 472, 729 Sanchez, E. 546 Sennett, A. 871 Sanchez, L. 685 Sergei, M. 1109 Sánchez Vergara, M. 1006, 1007 Serkiz, S.M. 203, 446 Sanhueza Chavez, C. 729 Serratos, M. 389 Santiago, M.F. 859 Shah, S. 854 Santos, G.C. 249 Shahbandi, A. 841 Sarsour, M. 696 Shakya, D. 588 Sasaki, H. 294 Shandilya, A. 274 Savagian, L. 1082 Shank, N. 882 Scafidi, N. 92 Shankwitz, J. 380 Scantland, J. 1048 Sharma, B. 1056 Schafer, R.M. 10 Sharma, J. 451 Schafer, T.E. 222, 1042 Sharma, S. 162 Schanz, H.J. 333, 482, 686, 687 Sharma, S. 284 Scheibe, C. 729 Sharma, S.K. 620 Schelble, S.M. 154 Sharp, C.G. 630 Schellman, M. 125 Sharp, D. 673, 674 Schimer, J. 469, 729 Shaughnessy, K.H. 406 76, 657, 793, 799, Schley, N. 830, 831 Shaw, N.N. 800, 803, 825 Schmedake, T.A. 395 Shehee, T.C. 443 Schmittou, A.N. 813, 1109 Sheikh, R. 627, 1142 Schneider, D. 517 Shelton, K.L. 427, 557 Schneider, M. 1044 Shen, S. 831 Schultz, A.J. 1 Shenje, L.T. 1069 Schureck, M.A. 268 Sheridan, M.V. 710 Schürer, S. 234 Sheriff, K. 337 Schweickart, T. 1028 Sherman, S.R. 327 Scott, A.D. 853 Shi, G. 37 Scott, C. 251, 258, 262, 479 Shi, K. 371 Scott, D.W. 656, 751 Shick, C.R. 20 Scott, D. 854 Shields, G.C. 887, 988, 1116 Scott, G. 98 Shilabin, A. 345 Scull, N. 512 Shim, J. 886 Seaman, J.C. 292, 296 Shimizu, K.D. 1021 Sedberry, S.A. 975 Shimizu, L.S. 967, 1113, 1145 Sedova, A. 5 Shinde, P. 592, 742 Seemann, M. 874 Shofner, M. 933 Segner, K.D. 418, 661
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Sholl, D. 767 Smith, M. 98 Shore, B. 31 Smith, M.E. 1129 Shrestha, S. 415 Smith, R. 966 Shrestha, U. 437 Smith, R. 1026 Shugart, J. 947 Smith, R. 957 Shumate, J. 964 Smith, R.A. 622 Shumberger, B. 409 Smith, R. 935 Sibakoti, T.R. 453 Smith, T.E. 209 Sibley, C. 460 Snyder, B. 643 Siemer, J. 514 Snyder, Y. 963 Sillie, X. 974 Soci, C. 1087 Silva, B.H. 249 Soderholm, L. 712 Silva, C. 1082, 1083, 1087 Solntsev, K. 398 Silva González, M. 982 Sonkin, S. 85 Simchick, G. 720 Sonstrom, R.E. 409 Simmons, P.D. 300 Soriano, E. 171 Simpson, C. 1073 Soto, J. 813, 1109 Simpson, J. 545 South, C. 713 Simpson, J.M. 701 Souza, E. 967 Sindt, A. 1113, 1145 Spalding, K. 338 Singh, N. 400 Spencer, A.C. 88, 351, 895 Sinkway, J.M. 945 Spicer, S.K. 431 Sisk, P. 734 Spies, M. 334 Sisson, A.K. 886 Spring, A.M. 515 Sitasuwan, P. 318 Spring, S. 742 Sjovold, R. 219 Springfield, E. 1119 Skanthakumar, S. 712 Springsteen, G.G. 429, 433, 887 Skinner, J. 82 Spuches, A.M. 696, 870 Sklar, D. 1015 Sreelatha, S. 10 Skolrood, L.N. 985 Sremaniak, L.S. 590, 1077 Slattery, S.J. 1054 Srimath Kandada, A.R. 1083 Slavicinska, K. 978, 1117 Srivastava, R. 458 Slebodnick, C. 253 Srougi, M. 191, 426 Sloop, J.C. 645, 1055 Stace, J.J. 426, 652, 946,1012 Smarra, A. 664 Stachurski, C. 597, 1010 Smith, A. 998 Stallings, D. 1000 Smith, B. 557 Stalnecker, C. 829 Smith, C.R. 677 Stanford, K. 524 Smith, D.W. 297, 475 Stanley, J. 597 Smith, I. 543, 544, 789, 790 Stanley, J.E. 1114 Smith, J. 341, 868 Stapleton, A.M. 980 Smith, J.A. 173 Staup, A.J. 277, 536, 537, 819 Smith, L.A. 1020 Steese, N.D. 482
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Stefik, M. 439, 628 Summers, J.S. 44 Steiner, A. 398 Sumpter, B. 770 Steinmetz, N.F. 311 Sun, J. 347 Stephens, B. 643 Sun, T. 271 Stevens IV, J.W. 1045 Sunda-Meya, A. 387 Stewart, A.L. 681 Suresh, K. 313 Stewart, G. 221 Sutherland, J. 165 Steyl, S. 1093 Sutherland, K. 499 Stice, S. 720 Suyama, T.L. 188, 861 Stickney, J.L. 160, 734 Suzuki, T. 729 Stingley, K. 340 Svoboda, S. 504 Stockman, M. 362 Swami, N. 159 Stollenz, M. 403, 404 Swartling, D.J. 556, 638, 919 Stone, J.W. 587 Sweatman, Z. 778 Stone, M.P. 14 Swift, W.F. 209 Stoner, J.P. 79 Sydorska, A. 1124 Storo, K. 1104 Syed, N. 652, 950 Strable, E. 729 Symes, S. 851 Strange de Soria, L. 560 Synder, C. 115 Strange Fessler, K.A. 446 Szulczewski, G. 380 Strausberg, L. 1004 Ta, T. 427 Street, S. 635, 979, 1047 Tahergorabi, R. 540 Stretz, H.A. 495 Takimoto, T. 294 Strickland, S.M. 1021 Talib, E. 526 Stroeva, E. 152 Tamburello, D. 575 Stroupe, Z. 158 Tan, X. 536, 537, 819 61, 64, 445, 448, Strouse, G.F. Tandukar, M. 296 600, 601, 602 Tang, C. 197 Strudwick, N. 116 Tang, M. 229 Struss, J.A. 48 Taormina, B. 888 Stuart, D.A. 974 Tapu, D. 1025, 1033, 1034 Stubbs, H. 875 Taskaev, E.A. 492 Stubbs, T. 433 Taylor, C.A. 855 Stultz, L.K. 860, 1095 Taylor, D. 794 Sturdivant, J.M. 233 Taylor, E. 665 Styron, M. 367, 1020 Taylor, K.R. 1059 Su, X. 741 Taylor, N.G. 846 Suazo, J. 109 Taylor, S. 673, 674 Suh, J. 727 Taylor, S.E. 1038 Sukhu, A. 560 Taylor, T. 938, 1009 Sulic, M. 575 Taylor, V. 998 Sullivan, B. 400 Taylor-Pashow, K.M. 296 Summer, M. 935 Tedder, J. 175
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Tedrick, M. 877 Tran, M. 368 Tekkam, S. 729 Tran, M. 364, 594 Telfah, H. 923 Tran, S. 182 Temelso, B. 887 Trautman, J. 809 Tenner, T. 19 Trenshaw, K. 590, 732 Tennyson, A.G. 179 Trentle, M.C. 438 Teprovich, J. 703 Tribe, L. 589 Ter Horst, M.A. 353 Troya, D. 253 Terry, T. 1122 Truong, T. 749 Thacher, M. 190 Tryon, J.H. 342 Thangaraju, M. 307 Tsoi, M. 288, 290, 291 Thapa, S. 386 Tucker, M.C. 878 Thibodeaux, E.H. 1031 Tulk, C.A. 6 Thomas, A.H. 72 Tung, Y. 133 Thomas, A. 957 Twiringiyimana, R. 759 Thomas, G. 912 Tyagi, M. 437 Thomas, R.B. 17, 213 Uddin, J. 1136 Thompson, A. 408 Udit, A. 729 Thompson, K. 471, 729 Uffelman, E.S. 729 Thompson, M. 323, 325 Ugarte Trejo, O. 404 Thompson, M. 642 Ugboya, A. 252 Thornton, J. 275 Ullah, A. 591 Thouin, F. 1083, 1087 Ullrich, S. 415, 1069, 1080 Tibbetts, K. 119, 194, 1081, 1123 Umeano, A. 234 Ticknor, B.W. 15 Urban, V. 4 Tigaa, R.A. 61, 64, 602 Urbauer, J.L. 550 Tikkanen, R.K. 516 Uribe-Romo, F.J. 905 Tinkey, S. 203, 935 Urrutia, M. 72 Tobias, A. 848 Usman, M. 393 Toda, M.J. 416, 614 Uzair, U. 102 Todd, D. 841 Vakil, P. 601 Todebush, P.M. 992 Valiulin, R.A. 729 Tolentino, T. 1032 Valle, A. 1007 Tomlinson, H. 837, 998 Valverde Chávez, D.A. 1083 Tong, J. 691 Vander Kooi, C. 284 Tonkin, C. 478 Vanderpuye, O.A. 42 Tonks, N.E. 220, 643, 852 Vanegas, M. 560 Tope, C. 550 VanFossen, K. 910 Tornow, O. 191 Vang, K. 696 Tovo, L.L. 212 Van Kalker, R. 189 Tracy, C.M. 464 Van Lanen, S.G. 11 Tran, K. 458 Vannakambadi, G. 519 Tran, M. 366 Varmecky, M.G. 876
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Vasiliev, A. 247 Wallace, J.L. 876 Vasiliu, M. 18, 407 Wallace, K.J. 655 Vaughan, E. 657 Wallace, N. 818 Veal, W.R. 46 Wallam, S. 432 Velazquez-Rodriguez, 39 Wallen, J.R. 894 M. Wallenius, C. 813 Velu, S.E. 137, 519, 553 Walter, M.G. 196 Velundhandi, A. 302 Walworth, F.E. 87 Vereen, T.E. 46, 945 Wang, A. 994 Verhalen, P. 911 Wang, C. 449 Vick, K. 233 Wang, C. 474 Vignoni, M. 72 Wang, F. 99 Vikesland, P.J. 607 Wang, G. 364, 594 Vilčáková, J. 478 Wang, G. 690 Vilches, T. 729 Wang, H. 545 Villa-Aleman, E. 204, 443 Wang, H. 509 Villanueva, O. 288, 290, 291 Wang, J. 1084 Vinson, A.V. 826, 873 Wang, L. 63 Vivero, J.L. 748 103, 473, 548, Wang, Q. Vo Dinh, T. 931 690, 729, 932 Voehler, M.W. 14 Wang, X. 719 Vogiatzis, K.D. 769 Wang, Y. 303 Vogler, B.W. 55, 401 Wang, Y. 270 Volokhova, A.S. 253 Wang, Y. 223 Votto, B.K. 866 Wang, Z. 522 Waddell, E.A. 55, 642 Ward, P.A. 703 Waddell, G.L. 847 Ward, S. 683 Wadsworth, O. 483 Warner, D.L. 192 Wagenknecht, P.S. 840, 943, 1130, 1131 Wasdin, P. 507, 987 Waghulde, V.C. 49, 149, 289 Washburn, L. 865 Wagner, J. 922 Washington, M.P. 1056, 1135 Washington-Hughes, Wagner, J.T. 634, 1132 546 C. Wahida, F. 3 Wasson, J.R. 396 Waidzunas, T.J. 730 Watchulonis, S. 838 Wakade, C. 499 Watkins, L.M. 590, 913 Wakdikar, N. 175 Wayland, S. 729 779, 780, 781, Wakefield, B. 782, 783, 784 Weather, A. 778 Walcott, S. 1116 Webb, K.R. 418, 661 Walczak, M. 319 Webster, A.B. 1130 Walker, N. 219 Webster, C.E. 740 Walker, W. 747 Webster, G.H. 569, 1076 Wallace, A. 1032 Webster, S. 460, 463 Wallace, D. 883, 955 Weeks, J. 280, 812
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Weeks, K.N. 46 Williams, M. 201 Weerapana, E. 843 Williams, M. 201 Wei, W. 599 Williams, P. 346 Weiland, M. 678, 679, 890, 894 Williams, R. 152 Weinberg, S. 1098 Williamson, E.J. 975 Weinert, E.E. 38 Williamson, T. 19 Weingarten, M.D. 358, 485 Willis, A. 1119 Weinhofer, A.M. 214, 224 Wills, K. 1101 Weiss, K.L. 4 Wilson, C.G. 447 Welborn, D. 802 Wilson, K.R. 893, 975 Weller, D. 707 Wilson, T. 340 Wellons, M.S. 19, 20, 204, 935 Wilson-Kennedy, Z.S. 916, 917 Wells, M.J. 495 Winder, D. 791, 797 Wencewicz, T.A. 264 Winkler, A.M. 485 Werner, L. 191 Winnett, J.D. 590 West, S. 818 Wipf, D. 475, 595 Wetherill, R. 442 Wiseman, F. 664 Wetzler, M. 648 Wisniewska, H.M. 316, 729 Wham, R. 327 Witte, A. 993 Wheeler, J.F. 1010, 1011 Wolfe, A.L. 189, 190, 792, 865, 964 Wheeler, K.A. 1101 Wommack, A.J. 191, 428, 756, 863 Wheeler, S. 1010, 1011 Won, J. 758 Whetzel, E. 729 Wong, A. 886 White, T.L. 26, 27 Wonilowicz, L.G. 463 Whitesell, A.N. 76 Wood, D.L. 704 Whiteside, M.T. 17 Wood, M. 704 Whiteside, T. 910, 911 Woodard, M. 606 Whitfield, R. 2 Woodbridge, C. 288, 291 Whitlock, C.R. 1032 Woolery, B. 978, 1117 Whitnell, R.M. 562, 569 Works, A. 729 Wicaksana, M. 111 Worthington, E. 696 Wikswo, J. 161 Wright, S. 875 Wilent, J. 340 Wu, B. 528 Wiley, F. 434 Wu, C. 303 Wilke, C.A. 10 Wu, M.A. 976 Williams, A. 893 Wustholz, K.L. 91, 504 Williams, A. 795 Wynne, K.J. 474 Williams, C. 795 Wyss, K. 505 Williams, G. 590, 909 Xiao, S. 207 Williams, G.J. 139, 267 Xie, J. 236 Williams, J.H. 949 Xu, H. 839 Williams, L.D. 8 Xu, J.X. 59 Williams, M.J. 977 Xu, M. 622
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Xu, P. 461 Zeng, X. 745 Xu, R. 923 Zerin, F. 1055 Xu, S. 260 Zhan, W. 101, 596 Xu, T. 1071 Zhang, D. 59, 632, 633 Xu, Y. 128 Zhang, E. 744 Xuanyuan, P. 1051 Zhang, H. 144, 285 Yadav, D. 277 Zhang, J. 514 Yaffey, M. 953 Zhang, J. 273 Yager, B. 762 Zhang, L. 163, 690 Yalcin, I. 457, 538 Zhang, S. 767 Yan, C. 13, 169, 272, 547 Zhang, T. 254 Yang, A. 993 Zhang, X. 413 Yang, D. 925 Zhang, X. 260 Yang, J. 103 Zhang, X. 573 Yang, R. 729 Zhang, Z. 365 Yang, S. 260 Zhang-Smith, M. 92 Yao, S. 729 Zhao, L. 729 Yao, X. 71 Zhao, M. 228 Yao, X. 464 Zhao, Q. 720 Yao, Z. 577 Zhao, W. 1058 Yared, T.J. 678 Zhao, Y. 693 Yau, M. 729 Zhao, Y. 609, 721 Yee, A. 1109 Zheng, Y. 36, 273 Yee, G. 68 Zhou, H. 241, 348 Yeh, R.M. 729 Zhou, L. 270 Yesinowski, J.P. 444 Zhou, W. 762 Yi, M. 594 Zhou, X. 879 Yilmaz, S. 457 Zhou, Y. 752 Yin, J. 270 Zhu, J. 303 Yoon, T.P. 758 Zhu, Y. 615 Young Tae, K. 564, 565 Zhu, Y. 762 Yu, J. 542, 543, 544, 789, 790 Zidan, R. 208, 703 Yu, S. 162 Ziegler, C.J. 140 Yu, T. 770 Zimmerman, T. 551, 552 Yunus, A. 897 Zimmermann, K. 302, 385, 389 462, 498, 966, 969, 1026, Yusuf, N. 553 Zingales, S. 1029, 1037, 1110 Zachary, L. 697 Zuczek, J. 753 Zahayko, N. 845 Zuidema, D.R. 568 Zahn, J. 1121, 1143 65, 67, 227, 231, zur Loye, H. Zalesak, O.J. 1101 232, 397, 582, 711 Zamborini, F.P. 375, 451, 454, 455 Zuy, E. 940 Zarkovic Grove, T. 607, 1118 Zdyrko, B.V. 478
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