Model sensitivity analysis to extremes of the parameters: <i>F</i>_<i>p</i>, <i>F</i>_<i>c</i> and <i>K</i>_<i>PLC</i>. by Dharsan K. Soundarrajan (11632145)

“…<i>e</i>., 50% of a BV of 0.1 μM would simulate a value of 0.05 μM). …”

Presentation_2_Multiomics-Based Signaling Pathway Network Alterations in Human Non-functional Pituitary Adenomas.zip by Ying Long (568995)

“…<p>Non-functional pituitary adenoma (NFPA) seriously affects hypothanamus-pituitary-target organ axis system, with a series of molecule alterations in the multiple levels of genome, transcriptome, proteome, and post-translational modifications, and those molecules mutually interact in a molecular-network system. …”

Table 1_Efficacy and mechanism of cyprosulfamide in alleviating the phytotoxicity of clomazone residue on maize seedling.xlsx by Lanlan Sun (1798921)

“…Additionally, the combination of CSA and Clo reduced MDA levels by 13.4%, increased SOD activity by 9.7% and GST activity by 26.7%, while elevating GSSG content by 31.3% compared to Clo alone, ultimately mitigating oxidative damage in maize plants. qRT-PCR analysis showed that the expression of five P450 genes (CYP72A5, CYP81A4, CYP81Q32, CYP81A9, CYP81A36), nine GST genes (GST30, GST31, GSTIV, GSTVI, GST21, GST7, GST37, GST25, IN2-1), and two UGT genes (UGT76C2, UGT83A1) significantly high increased by 6.74-, 10.27-, 4.98-, 10.56-, 25.67-, 16.70-, 46.92-,7.53-, 5.10-, 238.82-, 143.50-, 4.58-, 31.51-, 39.3-, 4.20-, 10.47-fold after CSA+Clo treatment compared to that in the Clo treatment. …”

Presentation_3_Multiomics-Based Signaling Pathway Network Alterations in Human Non-functional Pituitary Adenomas.zip by Ying Long (568995)

“…<p>Non-functional pituitary adenoma (NFPA) seriously affects hypothanamus-pituitary-target organ axis system, with a series of molecule alterations in the multiple levels of genome, transcriptome, proteome, and post-translational modifications, and those molecules mutually interact in a molecular-network system. …”

Behavioral analysis of <i>Mto1</i> mutant mice using a modified holeboard. by Lore Becker (160172)

Table_4_Functional Traits, Species Diversity and Species Composition of a Neotropical Palm Community Vary in Relation to Forest Age.DOCX by Sarah Lueder (12465696)

“…Functional traits capture essential aspects of species’ ecological tradeoffs and roles within an ecosystem, making them useful in determining the ecological consequences of environmental change, but they have not been used as commonly as more traditional metrics of species diversity and community composition. We inventoried palm communities in 965 10 × 10 m plots arrayed in linear transects placed in forests of varying age. …”

Table_3_Functional Traits, Species Diversity and Species Composition of a Neotropical Palm Community Vary in Relation to Forest Age.DOCX by Sarah Lueder (12465696)

“…Functional traits capture essential aspects of species’ ecological tradeoffs and roles within an ecosystem, making them useful in determining the ecological consequences of environmental change, but they have not been used as commonly as more traditional metrics of species diversity and community composition. We inventoried palm communities in 965 10 × 10 m plots arrayed in linear transects placed in forests of varying age. …”

Image_1_Functional Traits, Species Diversity and Species Composition of a Neotropical Palm Community Vary in Relation to Forest Age.PDF by Sarah Lueder (12465696)

“…Functional traits capture essential aspects of species’ ecological tradeoffs and roles within an ecosystem, making them useful in determining the ecological consequences of environmental change, but they have not been used as commonly as more traditional metrics of species diversity and community composition. We inventoried palm communities in 965 10 × 10 m plots arrayed in linear transects placed in forests of varying age. …”

Table_1_Functional Traits, Species Diversity and Species Composition of a Neotropical Palm Community Vary in Relation to Forest Age.DOCX by Sarah Lueder (12465696)

“…Functional traits capture essential aspects of species’ ecological tradeoffs and roles within an ecosystem, making them useful in determining the ecological consequences of environmental change, but they have not been used as commonly as more traditional metrics of species diversity and community composition. We inventoried palm communities in 965 10 × 10 m plots arrayed in linear transects placed in forests of varying age. …”

Table_5_Functional Traits, Species Diversity and Species Composition of a Neotropical Palm Community Vary in Relation to Forest Age.docx by Sarah Lueder (12465696)

“…Functional traits capture essential aspects of species’ ecological tradeoffs and roles within an ecosystem, making them useful in determining the ecological consequences of environmental change, but they have not been used as commonly as more traditional metrics of species diversity and community composition. We inventoried palm communities in 965 10 × 10 m plots arrayed in linear transects placed in forests of varying age. …”

Table_2_Functional Traits, Species Diversity and Species Composition of a Neotropical Palm Community Vary in Relation to Forest Age.docx by Sarah Lueder (12465696)

“…Functional traits capture essential aspects of species’ ecological tradeoffs and roles within an ecosystem, making them useful in determining the ecological consequences of environmental change, but they have not been used as commonly as more traditional metrics of species diversity and community composition. We inventoried palm communities in 965 10 × 10 m plots arrayed in linear transects placed in forests of varying age. …”

<b><i>Original data for "High risk of soil available silicon deficiency in bamboo forest: Insights from bamboo afforestation chronosequences in the karst region of southwest China"... by Kangning Yan (22751487)

“…Furthermore, aboveground Si content decreased significantly from leaves (10.54–21.45 g kg–1) to branches (3.81–5.61 g kg–1) and culms (1.07–1.98 g kg–1). …”

Chaperonin CCT-Mediated AIB1 Folding Promotes the Growth of ERα-Positive Breast Cancer Cells on Hard Substrates by Li Chen (5749)

“…Compared with cells grown on more rigid substrates (100 kPa), cells grown on soft substrates (10 kPa) exhibited reduced spreading ability, a lower ratio of cells in the S and G2/M cell cycle phases, and a decreased proliferation rate. …”

Supplementary Material for: Recurrent Stroke in the Warfarin versus Aspirin in Reduced Cardiac Ejection Fraction (WARCEF) Trial by Pullicino P.M. (4147576)

“…For EF we tried cut-off points of 10, 15 and 20%. The cut-off point 15% was used as it was the highest EF that was associated with a significant increase in IIS rate. …”

Xenotransplant after using IFN-γ and IL-17 neutralizing antibodies respectively. by Xin Yu (124814)

Astroglial induction of NPCs by Nogo-66 for 8 days. by Bin Wang (30851)

Increased anxiety- and depression-like behavior in W/W^v mice. by Sachiko Chikahisa (417256)

Expression of MET, P-MET, and VEGFR2 in primary and metastatic patient samples. by Holly M. Nguyen (476885)

Effect of HCA and ZnPP on the expression of Bcl-2 and caspase-3 in the lung. by Shu-Yu Wu (129447)

GAEE suppressed FAK signaling in MDA-MB-231 cells. by Guo-Sheng Wu (477657)