Influence of mentalis muscle relaxation on oronasal breathing by Mara Letícia Gobbis (10445129)

“…The mentalis muscle, in its turn, had in the pre- and post-phase, respectively, a mean (standard deviation) of 199.31 (279.77) µV and 114.58 (253.56) µV. …”

Table_2_The Active Sulfate-Reducing Microbial Community in Littoral Sediment of Oligotrophic Lake Constance.XLSX by Susanne Wörner (6328553)

“…Sulfate turnover in sulfate-supplemented microcosms ranged from 38 to 955 nmol day^-1 (g sediment f. wt.)^-1 and was paralleled by a decrease of 90–100% in methanogenesis as compared to the respective methanogenic controls. …”

Table_1_The Active Sulfate-Reducing Microbial Community in Littoral Sediment of Oligotrophic Lake Constance.XLSX by Susanne Wörner (6328553)

“…Sulfate turnover in sulfate-supplemented microcosms ranged from 38 to 955 nmol day^-1 (g sediment f. wt.)^-1 and was paralleled by a decrease of 90–100% in methanogenesis as compared to the respective methanogenic controls. …”

Image_3_The Active Sulfate-Reducing Microbial Community in Littoral Sediment of Oligotrophic Lake Constance.TIF by Susanne Wörner (6328553)

“…Sulfate turnover in sulfate-supplemented microcosms ranged from 38 to 955 nmol day^-1 (g sediment f. wt.)^-1 and was paralleled by a decrease of 90–100% in methanogenesis as compared to the respective methanogenic controls. …”

Table_3_The Active Sulfate-Reducing Microbial Community in Littoral Sediment of Oligotrophic Lake Constance.XLSX by Susanne Wörner (6328553)

“…Sulfate turnover in sulfate-supplemented microcosms ranged from 38 to 955 nmol day^-1 (g sediment f. wt.)^-1 and was paralleled by a decrease of 90–100% in methanogenesis as compared to the respective methanogenic controls. …”

Image_4_The Active Sulfate-Reducing Microbial Community in Littoral Sediment of Oligotrophic Lake Constance.TIF by Susanne Wörner (6328553)

“…Sulfate turnover in sulfate-supplemented microcosms ranged from 38 to 955 nmol day^-1 (g sediment f. wt.)^-1 and was paralleled by a decrease of 90–100% in methanogenesis as compared to the respective methanogenic controls. …”

Table_4_The Active Sulfate-Reducing Microbial Community in Littoral Sediment of Oligotrophic Lake Constance.XLSX by Susanne Wörner (6328553)

“…Sulfate turnover in sulfate-supplemented microcosms ranged from 38 to 955 nmol day^-1 (g sediment f. wt.)^-1 and was paralleled by a decrease of 90–100% in methanogenesis as compared to the respective methanogenic controls. …”

Image_1_The Active Sulfate-Reducing Microbial Community in Littoral Sediment of Oligotrophic Lake Constance.TIF by Susanne Wörner (6328553)

“…Sulfate turnover in sulfate-supplemented microcosms ranged from 38 to 955 nmol day^-1 (g sediment f. wt.)^-1 and was paralleled by a decrease of 90–100% in methanogenesis as compared to the respective methanogenic controls. …”

PXDN mutant mice reveal impairment in bacterial clearance during acute lung infection. by Ruizheng Shi (5236607)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Decrease of relative survival rates. PXDN-deficient and C57BL/6 wild-type mice were intratracheally instilled with 7 x 10⁶ of <i>P</i>. …”

Image_2_The Active Sulfate-Reducing Microbial Community in Littoral Sediment of Oligotrophic Lake Constance.TIF by Susanne Wörner (6328553)

“…Sulfate turnover in sulfate-supplemented microcosms ranged from 38 to 955 nmol day^-1 (g sediment f. wt.)^-1 and was paralleled by a decrease of 90–100% in methanogenesis as compared to the respective methanogenic controls. …”

IC₅₀ is distinct for diclofenac, ibuprofen, and ASA. by Verena Leidgens (815986)

“…<p>Concentration-dependent cytotoxicity was investigated by treating the glioma cell lines HTZ-349, U87MG, and A172 in absence or presence of increasing concentrations of (A) ibuprofen (0.5–2.0 mM), (B) diclofenac (0.05–0.2 mM), or (C) ASA (0.05–0.2 mM) and DMSO as control in corresponding concentrations. …”

<i>Cryptococcus neoformans</i> incubated for 8 days in hypoxia reactivated with pantothenic acid (PA) and culturable cells rewired in minimal medium (MM) dilutions. by Benjamin Hommel (523072)

“…Pantothenic acid significantly decreased the latency at a concentration of 1.25x10^-2 μM or more in 8D-HYPOx and to a lesser extend in STAT cells (* p<0.01). …”

Diatom Cell Size, Coloniality and Motility: Trade-Offs between Temperature, Salinity and Nutrient Supply with Climate Change by Filip Svensson (639374)

“…Average community cell volume increased by 5.2% per °C of artificial warming from 0 to 8.5°C and simultaneously there was a selection for motility, which probably helped to optimize growth rates by trade-offs between nutrient supply and irradiation. …”

Maternal pre-pregnancy obesity, offspring cord blood DNA methylation, and offspring cardiometabolic health in early childhood: an epigenome-wide association study by Chantel L. Martin (5451938)

“…Epigenetic alterations, such as in DNA methylation (DNAm), are a hypothesized link; however, sex-specific epigenomic targets remain unclear. …”

Figure S1 - Increased Anion Channel Activity Is an Unavoidable Event in Ozone-Induced Programmed Cell Death by Takashi Kadono (239850)

“…<p><b>Effect of O₃ on mitochondrial membrane potential (Δψm) of </b><b> <i>A. thaliana</i> </b><b> cells.</b> Mean values of JC-1 fluorescence ratio (high ψm versus low ψm) measured 15 minutes after exposing the cells to ozonized air for 10 min and effect of 5 mM dabco and 200 µM glibenclamide (gli) on the decrease of JC1 fluorescence ratio induced by O3. …”

Consumer Impacts (CI) for each reach (Within) and the differences (ΔCI) between reaches (Between). by Michael C. Marshall (130087)

“…Positive values indicate increase in response variable with consumers, whereas negative values indicate a decrease. Each bar is the mean (±1 SE) of 5 replicates. …”

IL-1β treatment does not induce cell death. by Himakarnika Alluri (2735689)

“…<p>IL-1β (10 ng/mL; 2 hours) treatment had no effect on cell viability (n = 5). Hydrogen peroxide (used as a positive control) treatment decreases cell viability significantly (<i>p<</i>0.05). …”

CD8 T cells from the mesenteric lymph node (MLN) also show reductions in proportion of antigen-experienced subsets with an increase in the naïve compartment. by Robert Harms (295592)

“…Bars represent mean. Data are from 2 experiments of 5 animals per treatment group per experiment.…”

EPC-CM effects on tubular structure formation are AKT and ERK dependent. by Stefano Di Santo (359485)

“…Supplementation of EPC-CM with the inhibitor of AKT phosphorylation (CM+LY) ([5 µM]) substantially attenuated all three parameters while the addition of the inhibitor of ERK phosphorylation (CM+PD) ([10 µM]) resulted in a significant decrease of covered area and total tube length but had no significant effect on the reduction of the number of branches. …”

Machine learning methods identify putative commitment-associated genes from the committed progenitor (CP1) versus self-renewing (SR) populations. by Jose Teles (5655964)

“…<p>(A) A random forest classifier (1000 trees and 5 variables per node) was trained to discriminate between the SR and CP1 populations using as input expression data for all genes simultaneously. …”