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Dissertations and theses in the University Digital Conservancy comprise the official, approved version of these works. The dissertations and theses in the Digital Conservancy are submitted through the Graduate School in accordance with University standards . Works contributed to the Conservancy serve as a permanent University of Minnesota record of graduate student scholarship. Electronic submission of dissertations to the Digital Conservancy date from 2007. Master's Plan A theses date from 2009.
Online availability of earlier dissertations and theses include a majority of works completed prior to 1923 as well as works made available by individual alumni. Earlier dissertations and theses may be accessed onsite in paper form, or through interlibrary loan, or through the online Digital Dissertations database. Check the University Libraries catalog for holdings information or contact the University of Minnesota Archives for these earlier works. For more information, please see the FAQ on Master's Theses and Dissertations .
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Revolutionizing T cell Therapy for Pancreatic Cancer: Harnessing the Power of T cell Receptor Exchange Mice
Using quantitative and qualitative epidemiological tools for holistic, effective African Swine Fever prevention, early detection, and control
The Relationship Between Psychological Needs Satisfaction and Professional Commitment of Minnesota School-Based Agricultural Education Teachers
New Developments in Solid Phase Peptide Chemistry Facilitate the Study of the Unique Metalloprotease, Ste24
Sport in South Africa: The ‘Ideal Body’ and the Limitations of Political Equality and ‘Reconciliation’ in the Post-apartheid State, c. 1900-2020
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University of Minnesota Twin Cities Dissertations and Theses Dissertations and Theses [14025] Persistent link to this collection: https://hdl.handle.net/11299/45272 Dissertations and theses in the University Digital Conservancy comprise the official, approved version of these works.
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