New Insights into Somatic Embryogenesis: <i>LEAFY COTYLEDON1, BABY BOOM1</i> and <i>WUSCHEL-RELATED HOMEOBOX4</i> Are Epigenetically Regulated in <i>Coffea canephora</i> by Geovanny I. Nic-Can (448043)

“…Using a pharmacological approach, it was found that 5-Azacytidine strongly inhibits the embryogenic response by decreasing both DNA methylation and gene expression of <i>LEC1</i> and <i>BBM1</i>. …”

Image_1_Overexpression of Long Non-coding RNA 4933425B07Rik Causes Urinary Malformations in Mice.TIF by Lihong Tan (4630948)

“…Besides, the expression of pSmad1/5/8, a downstream molecule of BMP4 signaling, decreased by immunofluorescence. …”

Effect of systematic uncertainty of epidemiological parameters and quantities. by Rachel E. Murray-Watson (13281617)

“…<p>When the perception of <i>β</i> (<i>ν</i>_<i>β</i>) is small there is a higher proportion of controllers A, which decreases as <i>ν</i>_<i>β</i> increases. …”

Cellular Model of Warburg Effect Identifies Tumor Promoting Function of UCP2 in Breast Cancer and Its Suppression by Genipin by Vanniarajan Ayyasamy (205064)

“…Ectopic expression of UCP2 in MCF7 breast cancer cells led to a decreased mitochondrial membrane potential and increased tumorigenic properties as measured by cell migration, in vitro invasion and anchorage independent growth. …”

Table_1_Overexpression of Long Non-coding RNA 4933425B07Rik Causes Urinary Malformations in Mice.docx by Lihong Tan (4630948)

“…Besides, the expression of pSmad1/5/8, a downstream molecule of BMP4 signaling, decreased by immunofluorescence. …”

Numerical integration of the rate equations of the MerB reaction mechanism by Pedro Silva (532059)

“…</p> <p> </p> <p>Syntax is:</p> <p> </p> <p>HgMerB_kinetics [initial concentration of organomercurial (optional)] [number of steps with timestep tightening] [initial_timestep][pH] [type of molecule] [how many seconds of kinetic information you want] [HgMerB (or free MerB) concentration] [concentration of the Hg-removing molecules tested] [barriers in kcal.mol-1 for the 38 reaction steps] [name of output file]</p> <p> </p> <p>Type of molecule is : 1 for MerA, 2 for dithiothreitol, 3 for GSH or other monothiols</p> <p>Notes on the algorithm:</p> <p> </p> <p>A) concentrations are output whenever :</p> <p>A1) concentration of HgMerB decreases by 1%, or</p> <p>A2) concentration of product increases by 1% of initial MerB concentration, or</p> <p>A3) 10^7 integration timesteps have elapsed since the last output (or 3*10^5, if less than 10^7 integration timestpes have elapsed since the beginning of the simulation)</p> <p> </p> <p>B) Integration timestep is scaled to ensure that the concentration of every intermediate does not increase more than 10% of its previous concentration. …”

Image_2_Overexpression of Long Non-coding RNA 4933425B07Rik Causes Urinary Malformations in Mice.TIF by Lihong Tan (4630948)

“…Besides, the expression of pSmad1/5/8, a downstream molecule of BMP4 signaling, decreased by immunofluorescence. …”

Presentation_1_Molecular Characterization and Expression of Cytochrome P450 Aromatase in Atlantic Croaker Brain: Regulation by Antioxidant Status and Nitric Oxide Synthase During H... by Md Saydur Rahman (9291165)

“…Hypothalamic AROM activity and mRNA levels were also decreased by pharmacological treatment with N-ethylmaleimide (NEM, an alkylating drug that modifies sulfhydryl groups) of fish exposed to normoxic (DO: ∼6.5 mg/L) conditions. …”

Presentation_1_Oxalate Alters Cellular Bioenergetics, Redox Homeostasis, Antibacterial Response, and Immune Response in Macrophages.pptx by Parveen Kumar (428921)

“…<p>Individuals with calcium oxalate (CaOx) kidney stones can have secondarily infected calculi which may play a role in the development of recurrent urinary tract infection (UTI). …”

Image_2_The Role of graRS in Regulating Virulence and Antimicrobial Resistance in Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus.JPEG by Le Chen (1446445)

“…Moreover, on the Galleria mellonella infection model, the survival rate at day 5 post infection in the USA500ΔgraRS group (55%) was obviously higher than that in the USA500 group (20%), indicating graRS knockout leads to a decreased virulence in vivo. …”

Image_1_The Role of graRS in Regulating Virulence and Antimicrobial Resistance in Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus.JPEG by Le Chen (1446445)

“…Moreover, on the Galleria mellonella infection model, the survival rate at day 5 post infection in the USA500ΔgraRS group (55%) was obviously higher than that in the USA500 group (20%), indicating graRS knockout leads to a decreased virulence in vivo. …”

Average COVID-19 coefficient in week47. by Yanan Zhang (1322391)

“…The conclusions of this research are shown as follows: (1) The virus and health care become the major restraining and stimulative factors of taxi demand in post epidemic era. (2) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is higher in cold weather. (3) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is severely influenced by the curfew policy. (4) Although this virus decreases taxi demand in most of time and places, it can still increase taxi demand in some specific time and places. (5) Along with COVID-19, sports facilities and tourism become obstacles on increasing taxi demand in most of places and time in post epidemic era. …”

Road density per taxi zone. by Yanan Zhang (1322391)

“…The conclusions of this research are shown as follows: (1) The virus and health care become the major restraining and stimulative factors of taxi demand in post epidemic era. (2) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is higher in cold weather. (3) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is severely influenced by the curfew policy. (4) Although this virus decreases taxi demand in most of time and places, it can still increase taxi demand in some specific time and places. (5) Along with COVID-19, sports facilities and tourism become obstacles on increasing taxi demand in most of places and time in post epidemic era. …”

DAF-7/TGF-β protein function is disrupted in <i>daf-28</i> mutant animals. by Lauren Klabonski (3386180)

“…<p><b>A</b>. Fluorescent and transmitted light micrographs of late L1 larvae of the indicated genotypes, carrying SMAD::GFP (<i>cuIs5</i>) transgene. …”

Estimation results of GTWR model. by Yanan Zhang (1322391)

“…The conclusions of this research are shown as follows: (1) The virus and health care become the major restraining and stimulative factors of taxi demand in post epidemic era. (2) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is higher in cold weather. (3) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is severely influenced by the curfew policy. (4) Although this virus decreases taxi demand in most of time and places, it can still increase taxi demand in some specific time and places. (5) Along with COVID-19, sports facilities and tourism become obstacles on increasing taxi demand in most of places and time in post epidemic era. …”

Taxi demand per taxi zone in NYC. by Yanan Zhang (1322391)

“…The conclusions of this research are shown as follows: (1) The virus and health care become the major restraining and stimulative factors of taxi demand in post epidemic era. (2) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is higher in cold weather. (3) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is severely influenced by the curfew policy. (4) Although this virus decreases taxi demand in most of time and places, it can still increase taxi demand in some specific time and places. (5) Along with COVID-19, sports facilities and tourism become obstacles on increasing taxi demand in most of places and time in post epidemic era. …”

Covid-19 case rate by taxi zones. by Yanan Zhang (1322391)

“…The conclusions of this research are shown as follows: (1) The virus and health care become the major restraining and stimulative factors of taxi demand in post epidemic era. (2) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is higher in cold weather. (3) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is severely influenced by the curfew policy. (4) Although this virus decreases taxi demand in most of time and places, it can still increase taxi demand in some specific time and places. (5) Along with COVID-19, sports facilities and tourism become obstacles on increasing taxi demand in most of places and time in post epidemic era. …”

Covid-19 case rate by taxi zones. by Yanan Zhang (1322391)

“…The conclusions of this research are shown as follows: (1) The virus and health care become the major restraining and stimulative factors of taxi demand in post epidemic era. (2) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is higher in cold weather. (3) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is severely influenced by the curfew policy. (4) Although this virus decreases taxi demand in most of time and places, it can still increase taxi demand in some specific time and places. (5) Along with COVID-19, sports facilities and tourism become obstacles on increasing taxi demand in most of places and time in post epidemic era. …”

Population density per taxi zone. by Yanan Zhang (1322391)

“…The conclusions of this research are shown as follows: (1) The virus and health care become the major restraining and stimulative factors of taxi demand in post epidemic era. (2) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is higher in cold weather. (3) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is severely influenced by the curfew policy. (4) Although this virus decreases taxi demand in most of time and places, it can still increase taxi demand in some specific time and places. (5) Along with COVID-19, sports facilities and tourism become obstacles on increasing taxi demand in most of places and time in post epidemic era. …”

Temporal distribution of average coefficients. by Yanan Zhang (1322391)

“…The conclusions of this research are shown as follows: (1) The virus and health care become the major restraining and stimulative factors of taxi demand in post epidemic era. (2) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is higher in cold weather. (3) The restraining level of COVID-19 on taxi demand is severely influenced by the curfew policy. (4) Although this virus decreases taxi demand in most of time and places, it can still increase taxi demand in some specific time and places. (5) Along with COVID-19, sports facilities and tourism become obstacles on increasing taxi demand in most of places and time in post epidemic era. …”