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WNT3 decreases the GCP proliferation marker <i>Atoh1</i> and increases the GCP differentiation marker PAX6.
Published 2013“…<p>(<i>A</i>) WNT3 decreased <i>Atoh1</i> mRNA levels after 6 h of treatment (Con=1; WNT3: <i>Atoh1</i>=0.52±0.06). …”
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Glibenclamide Decreases ATP-Induced Intracellular Calcium Transient Elevation via Inhibiting Reactive Oxygen Species and Mitochondrial Activity in Macrophages
Published 2014“…The transient elevation was inhibited by an ROS scavenger (tiron) and mitochondria inhibitor (rotenone). Glibenclamide and 5-hydroxydecanoate (5-HD) also decreased ATP-induced [Ca<sup>2+</sup>]<sub>i</sub> transient elevation, but pinacidil and other unselective K<sup>+</sup> channel blockers had no effect. …”
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Ethanol withdrawal (EW) decreases GluN2A subunit levels.
Published 2013“…<p>NMDA subunit protein levels measured by Western blot analysis: GluN2A levels (B) decrease during ethanol withdrawal, whereas the levels of GluN1 (A) and GluN2B (C) remain unaltered. …”
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RFR magnitude as a function of time after stimulus level changes (“transient”) and steady state response magnitude to the same stimulus level.
Published 2018“…The left column–records after level changes from 40-dB (A) to 10-dB (D) increase; the right panel–records from 40-dB (E) to 10-dB (H) decrease. The legends show the levels before and during the recording window, e.g., “100–140”–level change from 100 (before the recording window) to 140 dB (during the recording window) re 1 μPa, “140–140”–steady-state level of 140 dB re 1 μPa. …”
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