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    Patching a leak in an R1 university gateway STEM course by Lee, Stephen, Crane, Brian R, Ruttledge, Thomas, Guelce, Dominique, Yee, Estella F, Lenetsky, Michael, Caffrey, Matthew, Johnsen, Walter De Ath, Lin, Anthony, Lu, Shuting, Rodriguez, Marc-Anthony, Wague, Aboubacar, Wu, Kane

    Published in PloS one (06-09-2018)
    “…A cognitively intensive companion service course has been introduced to the main fall general chemistry class at Cornell University. For years 2015 and 2016,…”
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    Organic Chemistry Lab as a Research Experience by Ruttledge, Thomas R

    Published in Journal of chemical education (01-12-1998)
    “…A method was developed to introduce student creativity and ingenuity into a lab course and combines certain aspects of the multitasking approach, because it…”
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    Extracted fatty acids from Gossypium hirsutum stimulatory to the seed-rotting fungus, Pythium ultimum by Ruttledge, Thomas R., Nelson, Eric B.

    Published in Phytochemistry (Oxford) (01-09-1997)
    “…Specific germination of the pathogenic fungus Pythium ultimum in response to a viable host is a vital point in its life cycle. It must have the means to…”
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    GC-MS Analysis of Hydrophobic Root Exudates of Sorghum and Implications on the Parasitic Plant Striga asiatica by Erickson, Jocelyn, Schott, Daniel, Reverri, Timothy, Muhsin, Waliyyah, Ruttledge, Thomas

    Published in Journal of agricultural and food chemistry (01-11-2001)
    “…Striga asiatica is a parasitic angiosperm that responds to germination stimulants produced by host plants, including many grasses. GC-MS analyses of…”
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    A mechanism for inducing plant development: the genesis of a specific inhibitor by Smith, C.E. (The University of Chicago, Chicago, IL.), Ruttledge, T, Zeng, Z, O'Malley, R.C, Lynn, D.G

    “…Parasitic strategies are widely distributed in the plant kingdom and frequently involve coupling parasite organogenesis with cues from tbe host. In Striga…”
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