γHV68-IκBαM–Infected Mice Have Decreased Splenic Latency at Later Timepoints after Intranasal Infection that Is Not Altered by Inhibiting Lytic Replication by Laurie T Krug (68237)

Alcohol decreases NETosis and NET-mediated bacterial killing in mouse bone marrow-derived neutrophils in response to <i>S</i>. <i>aureus</i> infection. by Liliang Jin (4443058)

Decreased plaque size in ORP8 KO BM recipients and increased plaque macrophage content after 9 weeks WTD feeding. by Erik van Kampen (649704)

“…After 9 weeks of WTD feeding following BMT, a decrease in plaque size could be measured. No difference was observed after 6 weeks of dietary challenge. …”

Decreased hypotaurine levels within cells lacking the ADO gene in U251 cells. by Hong Tian (169626)

RMSD graphs for the backbone of WT PARG1, I845V and T622M mutants. by Zen Kouchi (14898435)

NR4A1 expression does not decrease after inhibition of p38, JNK and Src pathways. by Glenda Eger (636934)

HO-1 decreased tubulointerstitial inflammation in the UUO model. by Xiao Chen (260187)

GluA1KO mice mimic the EAC3I mice decrease in sEPSC frequency. by Jason R. Klug (132807)

Decreased remyelination initiation is observed in Scribble cKO mice following focal demyelination in corpus callosum. by Andrew A. Jarjour (343100)

“…In the contralateral (unlesioned) hemisphere (CL), no difference was seen in the proportion of axons in the corpus callosum that were myelinated in Scribble cKO compared to wild-type animals (A–C). Fewer remyelinated axons were observed in corpus callosum in the lesion area in Scribble cKO mice (E) relative to controls (D) as quantified in F; 0.4–0.5 μm: WT = 80.0% ± 9.8%, cKO = 41.3% ± 8.9% myelinated; 0.5–0.6 μm: WT = 79.4% ± 6.3%, cKO = 41.5% ± 9.5% myelinated; 0.6–0.7 μm: WT = 91.6% ± 3.0%, cKO = 44.3% ± 8.7% myelinated; >0.7 μm: WT = 92.7% ± 1.9%, cKO = 47.9% ± 2.5% myelinated. …”

PGC-1β KO mice show a specific decrease in Mfn2 expression in skeletal muscle. by Marc Liesa (35879)

Blocking C5L2 decreased C5a-primed neutrophils for ANCA-induced respiratory burst. by Jian Hao (160736)

Heat inactivation curves for the WT SULT1A1 protein and the 5C2, 5F8 and D249G SULT1A1 mutants. by Ilana Berger (198531)

“…The decrease in stability of the 5F8 mutant, relative to 1E8, and the D249G mutant, relative to the WT protein, highlight the trade-off between thermostability and the acquisition of new catalytic properties (see text for details).…”

Movie 1 TRAF7^fl*/fl* vs. WT. by Erdyni N. Tsitsikov (20384719)

Content of the intracellular Co²⁺; Ni²⁺ and Zn²⁺ in WT and NiCoZia mutant <i>Synechocystis</i> cells. by Gábor Patyi (11846776)

Fenretinide decreases levels of PAX3/FOXO1 and its target genes in aRMS cell lines. by David Herrero Martín (286820)

“…<p>Rh4 and RMS13 cells were treated for 24 hours (A) and 48 hours (B) with different concentrations of fenretinide (0.5–1–5 µM, as indicated). …”

Histological findings of adult WT and <i>Gli1</i>^+/− mice. by Yoshiaki Kitaura (644233)

Fig 5 - by Rabeya Binta Alam (17364707)

RhoE gt/gt mice show a delay in neuromuscular junction maturation and a decrease in the number of spinal motoneurons. by Enric Mocholí (223047)

Expression of a 65kDa isoform of eIF2Bε leads to a global decrease in protein synthesis. by Lauren K. Brady (4479244)

Δ<i>atpG</i> exhibits reduced intracellular pH compared to WT both in the presence/absence of NO·. by Melinda R. Grosser (4976720)

“…<p><b>A.</b><i>S</i>. <i>aureus</i> WT, Δ<i>atpG</i> and Δ<i>atpG</i> + pATPase were grown in TSB 5g/L glucose and were exposed to NO· mix (10mM NOC12, 1mM DEANO) at OD₆₅₀ 0.25 (t0). …”