• Structure and Function of the Psb27 subunit of Photosystem II 

  Mabbitt, Peter David (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2013)

  Photosystem II is a large protein complex that catalyses the light-driven oxidation of water. The biogenesis of Photosystem II is a regulated process that involves transient interactions between Photosystem II and dedicated ...
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  Computational Investigation of the Volatile P-cycle In Earth's Atmosphere 

  Yekutiel, Mivsam (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2013)

  Phosphorus (P) compounds play a vital rule in living processes and are essential not only for hereditary processes, but for the growth, development, and maintenance of all plants and animals. Current biogeochemical models ...
• Gel electrophoretic studies on the chromosome of bacteriophage T5 

  Hayward, Gary S (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 1972)

  Bacteriophage T5 possesses a double-stranded DNA molecule containing single-strand interruptions and, as a result, denatured T5 DNA consists of a number of single-stranded DNA fragments. The objectives of this investigation ...
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  Foraging behaviour of juvenile New Zealand sea lions (Phocarctos hookeri) 

  Leung, Elaine See Won (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2013)

  Juveniles have limited foraging ability compared to adults, due to physiological, morphological and behavioural constraints that ultimately affect their fitness and survival. Therefore, constraints on juvenile foraging ...
• The Canterbury Society of Arts, 1880-1996 : conformity and dissension revisited 

  Feeney, Warren F (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2008)

  Established in 1880 the Canterbury Society of Arts (CSA) dominated the arts in Canterbury for nearly a century and was the most significant art society in New Zealand. This thesis examines the CSA's history from 1880 to ...

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