Jennifer L. Gordon

Comparative genome analysis reveals a conserved family of actin-like proteins in apicomplexan parasites (2005)

Gordon, Jennifer L, Sibley, L David

Abstract Background The phylum Apicomplexa is an early-branching eukaryotic lineage that contains a number of important human and animal pathogens. Their complex life cycles and unique cytoskeletal...

The effects of wet suits and body fatness on heat storage and cycling VO2peak of recreational female triathletes [microform] / (2005)

Gordon, Jennifer L.

Thesis (D.P.E.)--Springfield College, 2005.

The effects of wet suits and body fatness on heat storage and cycling VO2peak of recreational female triathletes [electronic resource] / (2005)

Gordon, Jennifer L.

Thesis (D.P.E.)--Springfield College, 2005.

The effects of wet suits and body fatness on heat storage and cycling VO2peak of recreational female triathletes (2005)

Gordon, Jennifer L.

Thesis (D.P.E.)--Springfield College, 2005.

The effects of wet suits and body fatness on heat storage and cycling VO2peak of recreational female triathletes (2005)

Gordon, Jennifer L.

Thesis (D.P.E.)--Springfield College, 2005.

A comparison of the intensity and direction of state and trait anxiety during practice and competition among NCAA Division I college athletes /--by Jennifer L. Gordon. (1998)

Gordon, Jennifer L.

Typescript (photographic copy).

Comparative genome analysis reveals a conserved family of actin-like proteins in apicomplexan parasites

Gordon, Jennifer L, Sibley, L David

Comparative genome analysis reveals a conserved family of actin-like proteins in apicomplexan parasites

Gordon, Jennifer L, Sibley, L David

Putting the Leishmania genome to work: functional genomics by transposon trapping and expression profiling.

Beverley, Stephen M, Akopyants, Natalia S, Goyard, Sophie, Matlib, Robin S, Gordon, Jennifer L, Brownstein, Bernard H, ...

Leishmania are important protozoan pathogens of humans in temperate and tropical regions. The study of gene expression during the infectious cycle, in mutants or after environmental or chemical...

A Novel Actin-Related Protein Is Associated with Daughter Cell Formation in Toxoplasma gondii▿ †

Gordon, Jennifer L., Beatty, Wandy L., Sibley, L. David

Cell division in Toxoplasma gondii occurs by an unusual budding mechanism termed endodyogeny, during which twin daughters are formed within the body of the mother cell. Cytokinesis begins with the...