Collision work, contributions from passive soft tissues during Soft and Stiff landing. by Karl E. Zelik (181117)

Validation of the model via simulation of agonist bath application. by Rodrigo F. Oliveira (184716)

SIRT5 proviral activity is partially independent from the interaction with Nsp14. by Marius Walter (13775591)

“…B. Decrease in supernatant-associated viral mRNA levels in HCT-8 cells infected with HCoV-OC43 for 5 days at MOI = 0.1, and treated with SIRT5 inhibitor Sirt5-i, as shown by RT-qPCR. …”

Translational suppression of CVA21 occurs in the presence of high endogenous miRNAs. by Elizabeth J. Kelly (366224)

“…<p>(A) Viability 48 hrs. post infection with MOI = 1.0 recombinant CVA21s in the presence of 200 nM control or miR-142 mimic. …”

FRET analyses of positive FRET samples of MBP-II^Glc-CFP/YFP of peak 1 after digestion with factor Xa. by Mohammad Aboulwafa (205177)

Dataset for Mathematical Model of in vitro Hepatocellular Cholesterol and Lipoprotein Metabolism, fig. 6 by Yuri Efremov (8450409)

Permutation feature importance scores. by Saurav Bose (10213892)

RESULTS by Serena Fugaro (7616330)

Trends of climate suitability. by José L. Tellería (330934)

Entropy of the PDF estimate (simulation). by Niclas Schult (3901402)

Heatmap of the members of the Wnt clusters identified by the five methods. by Mary-Lee Dequéant (271208)

Hospitalisation trend of two-wheeled vehicle riders involved in traffic crashes. by Chih-Wei Pai (4775406)

The effect of hypoxia on proliferation of ESFT cells. by Tapiwanashe Magwere (192922)

Positive rate and maximal fall of FEV1% at different air temperature and relative humidity levels. by Han-Ki Park (517014)

Pain ratings by temperature and task. by Jarred Younger (239820)

Estimates of lineage-specific expression changes. by Ran Blekhman (87226)

Present value of all future income for an individual worker with the different conservation actions. by Zachary D. Hughes (208287)

Positive rate and maximal fall of FEV1% of exercise provocation test according to PC₂₀. by Han-Ki Park (517014)

Data_Sheet_1_Microplastic Shape, Polymer Type, and Concentration Affect Soil Properties and Plant Biomass.docx by Yudi M. Lozano (8771435)

“…To address this, we selected 12 microplastics representing different shapes (fibers, films, foams, and fragments) and polymers, and mixed them each with soil at a concentration of 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, and 0.4%. A phytometer (Daucus carota) grew in each pot during 4 weeks. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Microplastic Shape, Polymer Type, and Concentration Affect Soil Properties and Plant Biomass.docx by Yudi M. Lozano (8771435)

“…To address this, we selected 12 microplastics representing different shapes (fibers, films, foams, and fragments) and polymers, and mixed them each with soil at a concentration of 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, and 0.4%. A phytometer (Daucus carota) grew in each pot during 4 weeks. …”