Data_Sheet_1_Diatom Biodiversity and Speciation Revealed by Comparative Analysis of Mitochondrial Genomes.ZIP by Yichao Wang (399833)

“…Organelle genomes including mitochondrial genomes (mtDNAs) have been proposed to be “super barcodes” for distinguishing diatom species because of their rich genomic content, and the rapid progress of DNA sequencing technologies that has made it possible to construct mtDNAs with increasing throughout and decreasing cost. Here, we constructed complete mtDNAs of 15 diatom species including five Coscinodiscophyceae species (Guinardia delicatula, Guinardia striata, Stephanopyxis turris, Paralia sulcata, and Actinocyclus sp.), four Mediophyceae species (Hemiaulus sinensis, Odontella aurita var. minima, Lithodesmioides sp., and Helicotheca tamesis), and six Bacillariophyceae species (Nitzschia ovalis, Nitzschia sp., Nitzschia traheaformis, Cylindrotheca closterium, Haslea tsukamotoi, and Pleurosigma sp.) to test the practicality of using mtDNAs as super barcodes. …”

Table_1_Diatom Biodiversity and Speciation Revealed by Comparative Analysis of Mitochondrial Genomes.DOCX by Yichao Wang (399833)

“…Organelle genomes including mitochondrial genomes (mtDNAs) have been proposed to be “super barcodes” for distinguishing diatom species because of their rich genomic content, and the rapid progress of DNA sequencing technologies that has made it possible to construct mtDNAs with increasing throughout and decreasing cost. Here, we constructed complete mtDNAs of 15 diatom species including five Coscinodiscophyceae species (Guinardia delicatula, Guinardia striata, Stephanopyxis turris, Paralia sulcata, and Actinocyclus sp.), four Mediophyceae species (Hemiaulus sinensis, Odontella aurita var. minima, Lithodesmioides sp., and Helicotheca tamesis), and six Bacillariophyceae species (Nitzschia ovalis, Nitzschia sp., Nitzschia traheaformis, Cylindrotheca closterium, Haslea tsukamotoi, and Pleurosigma sp.) to test the practicality of using mtDNAs as super barcodes. …”

Fig 3 - by Kayleigh E. Hood (14334045)

“…<p>Effect of BBV playback on the number of USVs produced for A) all types of USVs and B) ‘50-kHz harmonic’ USVs in response to the three exemplars (A-C). …”

Residential trajectories in the risk of exposure to high-poverty neighborhoods. by Jennifer Candipan (6382112)

“…<p><i>Note</i>: 1) PP = persistent poverty (18.5%); 2) IP = increasing poverty (18.7%); 3) MP = marginal poverty (17.1%); 4) DP = decreasing poverty (18.9%); 5) DA = durably advantaged (26.8%). …”

Impaired vessel structure in <i>Prkcd</i> and <i>Prkce</i> double deficient embryos. by Sergio Carracedo (607475)

“…<p>A–D, via transmission electron microscopy, wild type (A and B) sagittal sections of the E9.5 embryonic head showed endothelial cells with endothelial adherens junctions (arrows) as well as contact with surrounding mesenchymal cells (single arrowhead). …”

Data_Sheet_1_The Synaptic Dysregulation in Adolescent Rats Exposed to Maternal Immune Activation.pdf by Magdalena Cieślik (550388)

“…It was found that MIA induced changes in hippocampi morphology, especially in the ultrastructure of synapses, including synaptic mitochondria, which were accompanied by impairment of mitochondrial electron transport chain and decreased mitochondrial membrane potential. These phenomena were in agreement with increased generation of reactive oxygen species, which was evidenced by a decreased reduced/oxidised glutathione ratio and an increased level of dichlorofluorescein (DCF) oxidation. …”

Accumulation of lipid bodies and loss of acid-fastness in <i>Mtb</i> cells under multiple-stress. by Chirajyoti Deb (111035)

“…<p>(A), Acid-fast staining cells (green) decreased and lipid body staining cells (red) increased with time under multiple-stress. …”

Average discount rates for each level of social distance. by Fenja V. Ziegler (296848)

“…<p>The participant has a relationship of 1 with themselves which decreases systematically with degree of relatedness <i>r = </i>.5 includes parents and siblings; <i>r</i> = .25 includes aunts, uncles, nephews and nieces; <i>r</i> = 125 includes cousins. …”

Effect of soil salinity on cotton cultivation and the potential for introducing <i>Amaranthaceae</i> halophytes in the Yellow River Delta, China by Hiroshi Takagi (271173)

Energy restriction causes metaphase delay and chromosome mis-segregation in cancer cells by Aoxing Cheng (10892887)

<b>Regulatory roles of IGF2R in insulin secretion and adaptive β-cell proliferation</b> by Jun Shirakawa (414869)

Microarray data of CTNS-/- vs Wildtype mouse kidney by Farhana Rahman (6287093)

DNA hypomethylation-mediated activation of <i>Cancer/Testis Antigen 45</i> (<i>CT45</i>) genes is associated with disease progression and reduced survival in epithelial ovarian can... by Wa Zhang (758326)

Supporting data for <b>Drivers, Composition and Potential for Innovative Vector Control Approaches in the mosquito</b> by Lucy Aliette Janet Mirabib Ame De Guilhem De Lataillade (11192853)

Decision-maker informed optimal policy design. by Hongru Du (4640212)

Identification and characterization of genetic suppressors of BRCA1-induced lethality in yeast. by Craig B. Bennett (38005)

“…Putative BRCA1 suppressor strains identified from the pool were selected from the arrayed deletion strain library and transformed with the BRCA1 expression plasmid, grown to stationary phase in GLU and 2 ul aliquots were replica spotted onto GLU and GAL plates from serial 5-fold dilutions in water (arrows indicate direction of decreasing cell concentration). …”

Models: UPS assembly can be naturally impaired by many factors, and thus, there is competition between assembly, degradation and aggregation of proteasome subunits. by Lee Zeev Peters (731030)

“…The employment of <i>rpn5</i>Δ<i>C</i> at the restrictive temperature (ii), shifts the balance to slower assembly, which has a dual effect: It increases the amount of the unassembled subunit, and at the same time decreases its degradation, because there is less proteasomes available. …”

The velocity profile in the CA of patient P96 at 3 months under pulsatile flow. by Mary Hammes (2609983)

“…As before, the first panel shows the inlet velocity as it increases (systolic) and decreases (diastolic) as function of time. Inlet velocities and their corresponding velocity profiles are highlighted at three time-points, 0.2, 0.4 and 0.8 s, marked as ‘#’, ‘+’ and ‘*’ in <b>A</b> & <b>B</b>, and four time-points, 0.2, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6 and 0.8 s, marked as ‘#’, ‘+’, ‘ב, ‘♣‘ and ‘*’ in <b>C</b>. …”

Highly active, durable and pH-universal hybrid oxide nanocrystals for efficient oxygen evolution by Ahmad, Yahia H.

“…Herein, hybrid Ptx-NiMnO3 nanocrystals (NCs) (x = 0.1, 0.5, and 1.0 mM) were synthesized by a modified citrate-gel approach and utilized as efficient catalysts towards the oxygen evolution reaction (OER). …”
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The number of WBCs contacting the wall depends on the distance from the inlet (<i>y</i>), channel width (<i>w</i>) and suspending medium. by Abhishek Jain (259453)

“…The measurements were made across 3–5 channels at a flow rate (Q) of 10 µL/hr. A) representative image of WBCs traveling near the walls after margination. …”