DataSheet_1_Secreted peptidases contribute to virulence of fish pathogen Flavobacterium columnare.pdf by Nicole C. Thunes (14563424)

“…Most of the mutants retained virulence, but a mutant lacking 10 peptidases, and a mutant lacking the single peptidase TspA exhibited decreased virulence in rainbow trout fry, suggesting that peptidases contribute to F. columnare virulence.…”

Variance of the first 20 principal components from the essential dynamics analysis of the unbiased MD simulation of GumK in the membrane-bound state. by Davide Luciano (22822210)

“…<p>The first five principal components are sufficient to define the essential subspace, as the individual variance decreases sharply after the fifth component and approaches an asymptotic value. …”

Transcriptomic analysis reveals that mTOR pathway can be modulated in macrophage cells by the presence of cryptococcal cells by Alícia C. Piffer (12820652)

Structural and Dynamic Mapping of the Aha1-N Interactions with Hsp90. by Kristin Blacklock (447270)

“…The color gradient from blue to red indicates the decreasing structural rigidity of protein residues as in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0071936#pone-0071936-g004" target="_blank">Figure 4</a>. …”

Association between the difference in estimated GFR based on cystatin C versus creatinine in coronary artery diseases by Zechen Liu (9200014)

Downregulation of ATG14 by EGR1-MIR152 sensitizes ovarian cancer cells to cisplatin-induced apoptosis by inhibiting cyto-protective autophagy by Jun He (46556)

Feeding behavior of crossbred steers fed diets containing babassu mesocarp meal and corn in kernels or ground by Aline Evangelista Machado Santana (12801081)

“…Data was collected on three days during the finishing phase, with observations every five minutes, for 24 hours. When the activities performed by the animals were evaluated as a function of the period of the day, the physical form of the corn showed interaction with the BMM inclusion level on the time spent feeding and on other activities. …”

Prepartum administration of recombinant bovine somatotropin (rBST) on adaptation to subclinical ketosis of the ewes and performance of the lambs by J.O. Feijó (4650895)

Examples of NF-68 expression (arrows in B-G) in the MGN (B-D) and MoDG of the hippocampus (E-G) from the NC (B and E), 21D-B (C and F) and 21D-B/T (D and G) cohorts. by Xiaoping Du (284656)

“…<p>A low magnification image of the relevant brain region for NF-68 staining is shown in A. …”

Additional file 1 of Discovery of small molecules with anthelmintic potential in the Medicines for Malaria Venture’s COVID and Global Health Priority Boxes using an infrared-based... by Yujie Uli Sun (18698558)

Changes in circulating miRNA levels following acute resistance exercise. by Shuji Sawada (438828)

“…<p>The miR-149* level had increased significantly three days after resistance exercise. miR-146a and miR-221 levels had decreased significantly five days after resistance exercise. …”

DataSheet_1_Mutations in nuclear pore complex promote osmotolerance in Arabidopsis by suppressing the nuclear translocation of ACQOS and its osmotically induced immunity.pdf by Kento Mori (4820943)

“…<p>We have previously reported a wide variation in salt tolerance among Arabidopsis thaliana accessions and identified ACQOS, encoding a nucleotide-binding leucine-rich repeat (NLR) protein, as the causal gene responsible for the disturbance of acquired osmotolerance induced after mild salt stress. …”

Table_1_The Influence of River Discharge on Nutrient Export and Phytoplankton Biomass Off the Central Chile Coast (33°–37°S): Seasonal Cycle and Interannual Variability.DOCX by Italo Masotti (5306351)

“…Wintertime river discharge, plume area and nutrient export are also correlated at interannual time scales. During a recent extended dry period (2010–2014), river discharges, plume areas and nutrient export clearly decreased by about 50% compared to historical values, reducing significantly the size of the chlorophyll pool within plumes off Central Chile during winter. …”

Table_4_Validation of Candidate Gene-Based Markers and Identification of Novel Loci for Thousand-Grain Weight in Spring Bread Wheat.xlsx by Deepmala Sehgal (738391)

“…The reported favorable alleles of TaGs3-D1 and TaTGW6 genes decreased TGW in the datasets. A haplotype-based genome wide association study was implemented to identify the genetic determinants of TGW on a large set of CIMMYT germplasm (4,302 lines comprising five EYTs), which identified 15 haplotype blocks to be significantly associated with TGW. …”

DataSheet_4_Validation of Candidate Gene-Based Markers and Identification of Novel Loci for Thousand-Grain Weight in Spring Bread Wheat.pdf by Deepmala Sehgal (738391)

“…The reported favorable alleles of TaGs3-D1 and TaTGW6 genes decreased TGW in the datasets. A haplotype-based genome wide association study was implemented to identify the genetic determinants of TGW on a large set of CIMMYT germplasm (4,302 lines comprising five EYTs), which identified 15 haplotype blocks to be significantly associated with TGW. …”

DataSheet_2_Validation of Candidate Gene-Based Markers and Identification of Novel Loci for Thousand-Grain Weight in Spring Bread Wheat.pdf by Deepmala Sehgal (738391)

“…The reported favorable alleles of TaGs3-D1 and TaTGW6 genes decreased TGW in the datasets. A haplotype-based genome wide association study was implemented to identify the genetic determinants of TGW on a large set of CIMMYT germplasm (4,302 lines comprising five EYTs), which identified 15 haplotype blocks to be significantly associated with TGW. …”

Table_7_Validation of Candidate Gene-Based Markers and Identification of Novel Loci for Thousand-Grain Weight in Spring Bread Wheat.xlsx by Deepmala Sehgal (738391)

“…The reported favorable alleles of TaGs3-D1 and TaTGW6 genes decreased TGW in the datasets. A haplotype-based genome wide association study was implemented to identify the genetic determinants of TGW on a large set of CIMMYT germplasm (4,302 lines comprising five EYTs), which identified 15 haplotype blocks to be significantly associated with TGW. …”

Table_1_Validation of Candidate Gene-Based Markers and Identification of Novel Loci for Thousand-Grain Weight in Spring Bread Wheat.xlsx by Deepmala Sehgal (738391)

“…The reported favorable alleles of TaGs3-D1 and TaTGW6 genes decreased TGW in the datasets. A haplotype-based genome wide association study was implemented to identify the genetic determinants of TGW on a large set of CIMMYT germplasm (4,302 lines comprising five EYTs), which identified 15 haplotype blocks to be significantly associated with TGW. …”

Table_3_Validation of Candidate Gene-Based Markers and Identification of Novel Loci for Thousand-Grain Weight in Spring Bread Wheat.xlsx by Deepmala Sehgal (738391)

“…The reported favorable alleles of TaGs3-D1 and TaTGW6 genes decreased TGW in the datasets. A haplotype-based genome wide association study was implemented to identify the genetic determinants of TGW on a large set of CIMMYT germplasm (4,302 lines comprising five EYTs), which identified 15 haplotype blocks to be significantly associated with TGW. …”

Table_2_Validation of Candidate Gene-Based Markers and Identification of Novel Loci for Thousand-Grain Weight in Spring Bread Wheat.xlsx by Deepmala Sehgal (738391)

“…The reported favorable alleles of TaGs3-D1 and TaTGW6 genes decreased TGW in the datasets. A haplotype-based genome wide association study was implemented to identify the genetic determinants of TGW on a large set of CIMMYT germplasm (4,302 lines comprising five EYTs), which identified 15 haplotype blocks to be significantly associated with TGW. …”