Table_2_Modification of Barley Plant Productivity Through Regulation of Cytokinin Content by Reverse-Genetics Approaches.pdf by Katarína Holubová (6012125)

“…Although plant productivity was increased, total grain biomass was decreased to 80% of WT grains. RNA-seq analysis of knock-down transgenic lines revealed that several important macronutrient transporters were downregulated in the stage of massive starch accumulation. …”

Table_2_Modification of Barley Plant Productivity Through Regulation of Cytokinin Content by Reverse-Genetics Approaches.pdf by Katarína Holubová (6012125)

“…Although plant productivity was increased, total grain biomass was decreased to 80% of WT grains. RNA-seq analysis of knock-down transgenic lines revealed that several important macronutrient transporters were downregulated in the stage of massive starch accumulation. …”

Table_1_Modification of Barley Plant Productivity Through Regulation of Cytokinin Content by Reverse-Genetics Approaches.pdf by Katarína Holubová (6012125)

“…Although plant productivity was increased, total grain biomass was decreased to 80% of WT grains. RNA-seq analysis of knock-down transgenic lines revealed that several important macronutrient transporters were downregulated in the stage of massive starch accumulation. …”

Image_2_Modification of Barley Plant Productivity Through Regulation of Cytokinin Content by Reverse-Genetics Approaches.pdf by Katarína Holubová (6012125)

“…Although plant productivity was increased, total grain biomass was decreased to 80% of WT grains. RNA-seq analysis of knock-down transgenic lines revealed that several important macronutrient transporters were downregulated in the stage of massive starch accumulation. …”

Table_8_Modification of Barley Plant Productivity Through Regulation of Cytokinin Content by Reverse-Genetics Approaches.xlsx by Katarína Holubová (6012125)

“…Although plant productivity was increased, total grain biomass was decreased to 80% of WT grains. RNA-seq analysis of knock-down transgenic lines revealed that several important macronutrient transporters were downregulated in the stage of massive starch accumulation. …”

Evolution of the forward tilt of the lower right leg. by Lorena Lobo (573449)

“…<p>Shown are the averages of the tilt angles in the final 2-vision groups. In the posttest, a decrease in the tilt can be observed between −2 and −1 s, leading to a larger tilt range in that interval.…”

Differential gene GO enrichment analysis. by Jing Li (10611)

“…The results obtained were as follows: (1) Short-term low concentration of Cd stress (20 mg/kg) had a transient promotion effect on the growth of sisal roots, but Cd showed a significant inhibitory effect on the growth of sisal roots over time. (2) Under different concentrations of Cd stress, the Cd content in sisal root was greater than that in sisal leaf, and Cd accumulated mainly in sisal roots. (3) With the increase of Cd stress concentration, the antioxidant enzyme catalase activity increased, peroxidase activity showed a decreasing trend, and superoxide dismutase showed a trend of increasing and then decreasing. (4) Transcriptome sequencing analysis detected 123 differentially expressed genes (DEGs), among which 85 genes were up-regulated and 38 genes were down-regulated. …”

RNA sequencing results. by Jing Li (10611)

“…The results obtained were as follows: (1) Short-term low concentration of Cd stress (20 mg/kg) had a transient promotion effect on the growth of sisal roots, but Cd showed a significant inhibitory effect on the growth of sisal roots over time. (2) Under different concentrations of Cd stress, the Cd content in sisal root was greater than that in sisal leaf, and Cd accumulated mainly in sisal roots. (3) With the increase of Cd stress concentration, the antioxidant enzyme catalase activity increased, peroxidase activity showed a decreasing trend, and superoxide dismutase showed a trend of increasing and then decreasing. (4) Transcriptome sequencing analysis detected 123 differentially expressed genes (DEGs), among which 85 genes were up-regulated and 38 genes were down-regulated. …”

Analysis of the wavelengths of the colony surface patterns. by Lin Chen (54305)

“…<p><i>(A)</i> The wavelength of spokes (₂) measured manually and by Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT) decreased with increasing agar density, while the wavelength of primary wrinkles (₁) from manual measurements were less sensitive to the change of agar density. …”

<b>The moderating effect of financial literacy on risk preferences and time preferences</b> by Calvin Mudzingiri (22188109)

Data_Sheet_1_Effects of Dietary Choline Levels During Pregnancy on Reproductive Performance, Plasma Metabolome and Gut Microbiota of Sows.docx by Wei Zhong (284774)

“…In addition, the plasma metabolome and gut microbiota of sows was studied. A total of 260 multiparous sows were allocated to five dietary treatment groups with increasing choline concentrations (1,050, 1,450, 1,850, 2,250, and 2,650 mg/kg) in a randomized complete block design. …”

Restriction of mitochondrial oxidation of glutamine or fatty acids enhances intracellular growth of <i>Mycobacterium abscessus</i> in macrophages by Ho Won Kim (18237328)

Biophysical Characterization Platform Informs Protein Scaffold Evolvability by Alexander W. Golinski (6372443)

Socially Anxious and Confident Men Interact with a Forward Virtual Woman: An Experimental Study by Xueni Pan (172903)

“…</p><p>Methodology</p><p>The scenario was a party with five virtual characters, four sitting at a distance from the participant and talking amongst themselves and one lone woman standing closer. …”

Linear free energy relationships in RNA transesterification: theoretical models to aid experimental interpretations by Ming Huang (4181119)

Leptin alone and in combination with interleukin-1-beta induced cartilage degradation potentially inhibited by EPA and DHA by Thanyaluck Phitak (4518742)

Urban malaria transmission in a non-endemic area in the Andean region of Colombia by Pablo E Chaparro (4652959)

The influence of growth factors on skin wound healing in rats by Elen Carolina David João De Masi (12814016)

Fis1ΔTM membrane binding requires negatively charged lipids. by Robert C. Wells (348960)

“…<p>A vesicle sedimentation assay was used to measure fraction of Fis1ΔTM bound to lipid vesicles as a function of decreasing concentration of anionic DOPG at pH 5.0(A) or pH 7.0(B). …”

Repression of <i>hmsT</i> by Fur. by Fengjun Sun (113206)

“…</b> The radioactively labeled promoter-proximal DNA fragment of <i>hmsT</i> was incubated with increasing amounts of purified His-Fur protein, and then subjected to 4% (w/v) polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis; with the increasing amounts of His-Fur, the band of free target DNA disappeared, and a retarded DNA band with decreased mobility turned up, which presumably represented the protein-DNA complex. …”