• “I Will Not Be Conquered”: Popular Music and Indigenous Identities in North America 

  Rees, W (University of Exeter College of Humanities, 17 February 2020)

  This thesis explores how indigenous peoples in the U.S. and Canada have been represented through popular music, both historically and in the present. It uses musicians, both indigenous and nonindigenous, as case studies ...

• Phage Encapsulation as a Treatment for Vibriosis in Oyster Aquaculture 

  Witherall, L (University of Exeter Biological Sciences, 17 February 2020)

  With our global population expected to increase to as much as 9.8 billion by 2050, strategies for obtaining worldwide food security become increasingly important. The oceans act as a generous resource for reaching our ...

• The effect of macrophage polarisation on adipose tissue fibrosis in the context of hyperinsulinaemia 

  Symons, R (University of Exeter Institute of Biomedical and Clinical Science, 10 February 2020)

  In obesity, adipose tissue (AT) must remodel to accommodate adipocyte expansion. This remodelling is achieved through degradation and synthesis of extracellular matrix (ECM) components. Obese AT fibrosis, where excess ...

• The Trouble with Gentamicin: A Realist Evaluation Exploring Two Distinct Protocols for Prescribing Gentamicin in Hospital Settings 

  Dyar, N (University of Exeter Medical Studies, 17 February 2020)

  Background: Antibiotics are drugs that are used to treat infections caused by bacteria. Approximately one third of hospital inpatients are prescribed an antibiotic at some point during their hospital stay. Prescribing ...

• Investigating the optimisation of the ergogenic effects of L-carnitine supplementation in humans 

  Machin, D (University of Exeter Sport and Exercise Sciences, 17 February 2020)

  L-carnitine, when consumed alongside high dose oral carbohydrates or infused under insulin clamp conditions increases muscle total carnitine. This is likely via increased insulin augmented Na+/K+ -ATPase pump activity via ...

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