Aaron Worth
· Associate Professor of RhetoricBoston University · Division of Rhetoric
Active 1967–2026
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About
Aaron Worth is an Associate Professor of Rhetoric at Boston University College of General Studies. He holds a BA in English and Theatre from Bates College, an MA in English Literature from Brandeis University, and a PhD in English Literature from Brandeis University. His teaching interests include Rhetoric and Technology, the History of the Essay, and Writing and Media History. His research focuses on Victorian Literature and Culture, the History of Science, Cognitive Literary Studies, and Media Studies. Professor Worth has contributed extensively to the field through editing numerous volumes of stories and tales, including works published by British Library and Oxford University Press, and has authored articles on topics such as Victorian literature, media, and technology. His scholarly work explores themes like colonial networks and information technologies in the British literary imagination, as well as the cultural history of communication and media in the Victorian era. He has also been involved in professional activities such as organizing academic conferences and serving on editorial boards.
Research topics
- Medicine
- Surgery
- Internal medicine
- Biology
- Orthodontics
- Physical therapy
- Pharmacology
- Biomedical engineering
- Biochemistry
- Bioinformatics
Selected publications
Veterinary Medicine Research and Reports · 2020-02-01 · 1 citations
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2023-03-30
preprintOpen access<p>Supplemental methods: This file contains methods for cell survival assays, immunoblotting, short and long chain acyl-CoA extractions, siRNA transfection, and protein analysis from tumors.</p>
2023-03-30
preprintOpen access<p>Supplemental Figure Legends for S1-S3 and tables S1-S2</p>
2023-03-30
preprintOpen access<p>Supplemental tables S1-S2: (S1) sequences of sgRNA for CRISPR-cas9 knock out cell lines. (S2) Fraction of oxygen consumption rate remaining after tamoxifen treatment at 30μM in cancer cell lines Supplemental Figures S1-S3: (S1) Oxygen consumption measurements of Tamoxifen, 4OH-Tamoxifen, and fulvestrant treatment, oxygen consumption of MCF7 cells treated with DMSO or fulvestrant plus tamoxifen and Immunoblot of ER expression with fulvestrant treatment, oxygen consumption measurements of…
2023-03-30
preprintOpen access<p>Supplemental tables S1-S2: (S1) sequences of sgRNA for CRISPR-cas9 knock out cell lines. (S2) Fraction of oxygen consumption rate remaining after tamoxifen treatment at 30μM in cancer cell lines Supplemental Figures S1-S3: (S1) Oxygen consumption measurements of Tamoxifen, 4OH-Tamoxifen, and fulvestrant treatment, oxygen consumption of MCF7 cells treated with DMSO or fulvestrant plus tamoxifen and Immunoblot of ER expression with fulvestrant treatment, oxygen consumption measurements of…
Frequent coauthors
- 77 shared
Ian A. Blair
University of Pennsylvania
- 64 shared
Nathaniel W. Snyder
- 28 shared
David N. Kennedy
University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School
- 26 shared
Julie M. Garlick
University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
- 26 shared
Jordan L. Meier
Center for Cancer Research
- 26 shared
D. A. Boyes
BC Cancer Agency
- 25 shared
Jonathan H. Shrimp
National Institutes of Health
- 24 shared
Thomas Zengeya
National Cancer Institute
Awards & honors
- Conference organizer/host, Northeast Victorian Studies Assoc…
- Editorial Board, Impact: A Journal of Interdisciplinary Teac…
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