Effects of ischemia and <i>low pH plus G6P</i> treatments on the inner mitochondrial morphology. by Gonçalo C. Pereira (9022700)

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Diagram depicting the experimental design and protocol for mitochondrial preparation and treatment. by Gonçalo C. Pereira (9022700)

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Effects of ischemia and <i>low pH plus G6P</i> treatments on mitochondrial-bound HK2. by Gonçalo C. Pereira (9022700)

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Effect of washing buffer pH on mt-HK2 dissociation assessed through the activity of the remaining mt-HK. by Gonçalo C. Pereira (9022700)

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Inner mitochondrial classification of pre-ischemia <i>vs</i>. end-ischemia mitochondria (a) and the corresponding morphometric analysis of EM cross sections (b). by Gonçalo C. Pereira (9022700)

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Effects of ischemia and <i>low pH plus G6P</i> treatments on mitochondrial respiration. by Gonçalo C. Pereira (9022700)

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Protective effects of 0.2 μM CsA on the sensitivity of mPTP opening under energized conditions. by Gonçalo C. Pereira (9022700)

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Relevant parameters fitted by Pei model. by YongHe Liu (20477123)

“…Moreover, the FRC exhibits an increasing and then a decreasing trend with increasing air content. …”

Relevant parameters fitted by Bai model. by YongHe Liu (20477123)

“…Moreover, the FRC exhibits an increasing and then a decreasing trend with increasing air content. …”

Histological analyses performed using KB, CaBP, and SMI-32 staining in sections of the hippocampus. by Shigeyoshi Saito (208866)

SNX9 knockout decreases <i>C</i>. <i>trachomatis</i> entry and influences filopodial association early during host F-actin reorganisation. by Charlotte Ford (5176229)

“…When bacteria are sedimented onto cells there is a 25 ±9% decrease in <i>C</i>. <i>trachomatis</i> internalisation, whereas when cells are infected via egress 59 ±8% fewer EBs are internalised. …”

The non-protective C allele at rs28416813-rev reduces transcription of reporter gene likely by decreasing NF-κB binding at the non-consensus site. by Sreedhar Chinnaswamy (468287)

Statistics of simulated generalized Rouse polymer chain for various connectivity in one and two sub-regions. by Ofir Shukron (3900358)

“…Average <i>β</i> over each TAD 1 (blue) and TAD 2 (orange) for <i>xi</i> ∈ [0, 2]. The curves decrease until plateau at 0.42 (0.24) for TAD 1 (resp. …”

Proteins in thyroid tissue with differential expression levels above or below 1.5 for all activity groups (0.5, 5, 50 and 500 kBq) (totally 133 proteins). by Malin Larsson (1616557)

“…Eight of these proteins were present in all four groups (ARF3, DLD, IKBKB, KTR4, NONO, RAB6A, RPN2 and SLC25A5). For the majority of proteins, the expression levels were ether increased or decreased for all activity levels.…”

Numerical data for Fig 3A, 3C, 3D, 3F, 3I, 3J and 3L. by Amy E. Schade (15368259)

Exogenous H₂O₂ addition results in a decrease in bacterial cell number and increased eDNA release. by Theerthankar Das (303852)

“…(C-F) Decrease in bacterial cell number and decrease in cell number (%) due to cell lysis mediated by H₂O₂ treatment. …”

Vitamin A Deficiency by Feng Chen (22082153)

Image_1_Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Virus V2 Protein Plays a Critical Role in the Nuclear Export of V1 Protein and Viral Systemic Infection.TIF by Wenhao Zhao (1510762)

“…When the V2^C85S mutation is incorporated into a TYLCV infectious clone, the TYLCV-C85S causes delayed onset of very mild symptoms compared to wild-type TYLCV, suggesting that the V1-V2 interaction and, thus, the V2-mediated nuclear export of the V1 protein is crucial for viral spread and systemic infection. …”

Image_3_Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Virus V2 Protein Plays a Critical Role in the Nuclear Export of V1 Protein and Viral Systemic Infection.TIF by Wenhao Zhao (1510762)

“…When the V2^C85S mutation is incorporated into a TYLCV infectious clone, the TYLCV-C85S causes delayed onset of very mild symptoms compared to wild-type TYLCV, suggesting that the V1-V2 interaction and, thus, the V2-mediated nuclear export of the V1 protein is crucial for viral spread and systemic infection. …”

Fig 5 - by Tiequan Niu (9927917)