Test results of basic performance of aged asphalt regenerated from WEO. by Yi Wang (32470)

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Prediction formulas for fitting different indicators. by Yi Wang (32470)

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FTIR test results of asphalt. by Yi Wang (32470)

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MSD simulation results in asphalt fractions. by Yi Wang (32470)

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Simulation of asphalt density. by Yi Wang (32470)

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Basic properties of asphalt at different aging times. by Yi Wang (32470)

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Basic performance results of aged asphalt regenerated from WEO. by Yi Wang (32470)

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Performance index of 70# MA. by Yi Wang (32470)

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Original data. by Yi Wang (32470)

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Microscopic morphology of different asphalts (200 × , 1000 × , and 1500×). by Yi Wang (32470)

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SI Figure 1- uncropped western blots by Renata Goncalves (15806162)

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Primers of the tested genes. by Jing Wang (6206297)

“…Finally, we discovered that the levels of <i>PDK1</i> expression in AD patients were remarkably upregulated, while <i>FDX1</i> and <i>GLS</i> were significantly decreased using qPCR.</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>This study examined changes in intercellular communication between immune cells in the peripheral blood and identified five novel feature genes associated with cuproptosis in AD patients. …”

Study flow chart. by Raymond Atwine (18574812)

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Bar graph showing proportion of NADCs. by Raymond Atwine (18574812)

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Line graph showing the trends of ADCs and NADCS over the 10 years period. by Raymond Atwine (18574812)

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Outcome comparisons of study participant characteristics. by Raymond Atwine (18574812)

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Baseline characteristics of study participants. by Raymond Atwine (18574812)

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Effect of the different variables on ADCs in univariate and multivariate analysis. by Raymond Atwine (18574812)

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Line graph showing the trends of ADCs and NADCs with CD4 counts. by Raymond Atwine (18574812)

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Minimal data set. by Xiaoxia Liu (294088)

“…Specifically, with a positive Soret coefficient, the growth rate of spherical crystals in a binary dilute alloy melt decreases as the coefficient increases, while the solute concentration near the interface increases. …”