Model schematic. by William R. Holmes (291716)

“…This is modelled as a competition term coupling <i>E</i>₁ and <i>E</i>₂. <b>(b,c)</b> We consider two potential negative feedback loops that could lead to oscillations. …”

<i>C. elegans</i> learn and remember a positive association between food and the weak chemoattractant butanone. by Amanda L. Kauffman (249057)

“…(C) Wild-type 1× massed learning is saturated after 30 min of conditioning training with food and butanone. (D) Short-term memory of butanone association is lost by 2 h. …”

Exemplar grasp-related channel. by David T. Bundy (7586414)

“…</b> Task-related neural activity is shown for an exemplar channel from the RFA array of Rat 2 as shown by the red electrode in the topographic plot. …”

The reduction of the QIF-FRE to Eq (10) breaks down when neurons receive time-varying inputs. by Federico Devalle (4726014)

“…<p>Panels (a-c): <i>S</i>-variable time series for QIF-FRE (solid Black), H-FRE (dashed Black) and <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005881#pcbi.1005881.e020" target="_blank">Eq (10)</a> (Blue), for decreasing values of the period <i>T</i>_Θ of the external periodic forcing Θ(<i>t</i>) = 4 + [1 + sin(2<i>πt</i>/<i>T</i>_<i>θ</i>)]³ —shown in panels (g-i). …”

Comparison of inflammation (grade) and fibrosis (stage) scores between SVR patients with and without HCC. by Hiroyuki Motoyama (4956052)

“…(B) The degree of fibrosis was significantly decreased in the non-HCC group, with negligible change in the HCC group. …”

Associations between HbA1c levels and mortality and diabetes complications. by Haipeng Ma (6792266)

“…Notably, the risk of death increases sharply when HbA1c is < 6.6% in patients with late-onset T2D. B: RCS curves for diabetes-related mortality. …”

State-specific effects of eQTL SNPs. by Xinli Hu (463448)

“…<b>C</b>) rs12746918^T was correlated with increased expression of <i>PLCH2</i> in resting cells only. <b>D</b>) rs4840565^C decreased <i>BLK</i> expression in stimulated cells nearly twice as much as in resting cells [<i>β</i>_rest(SE) = −0.366(0.085), <i>β</i>_stim = −0.805(0.071)].…”

RasGEF1B and Ccdc124 colocalize at the midbody. by Pelin Telkoparan (246986)

“…(C) Immunofluorescence signals observed at midbody were significantly decreased when endogenous RasGEF1B were depleted by transfections with specific shRNA vectors (Sh-C or Sh-D, <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0069289#pone.0069289.s004" target="_blank">Fig. …”

mCherry::DAF-7 protein is secreted from ASI cell body and trafficked to the distal end of the dendrite. by Lauren Klabonski (3386180)

“…Green fluorescence in A-C is p<i>daf-7</i>::GFP,<i>rol-6</i> transgene (<i>ksIs2)</i>, used to visualize the ASI neuron. B and C are close-ups of A. …”

Table_1.docx by Zhuoran Yin (4950718)

Transcriptomic data of mature adipocytes from Dbc1 KO vs WT mice by Leonardo Santos (477304)

“…<b>(C)</b> Reactome-enriched pathways identified for upregulated DEGs. <b>(D)</b> Emapplot of the top 50 significantly enriched Gene Ontology terms (Biological Process), with increased terms in red and decreased terms in blue, in Dbc1 KO compared to Dbc1^LoxP/LoxP. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Insights From Computational Modeling Into the Contribution of Mechano-Calcium Feedback on the Cardiac End-Systolic Force-Length Relationship.PDF by Megan E. Guidry (8909021)

“…We found that the duration of the simulated Ca²⁺ transient increases with decreasing sarcomere length for isometric contractions, and increases with decreasing afterload for work-loop contractions. …”

Changing role of dendritic cells in mycobacterium-induced granulomas over time. by Heidi A. Schreiber (363450)

The mean amplitude and standard deviation of the EOD of the swimming fish influence the spectral characteristics of E1. by Na Yu (151735)

“…<p>(A, B) The height (solid line), width (measured at 310⁻⁹, dashed line) and (C, D) resolution (defined as the ratio of height to width) of the peak of at the beat frequency, , with increasing and fixed  = 0.1 (left column), or increasing and fixed  = 0.2 (right column). …”

Emergence of feature selectivity and feature-specific connectivity. by Sadra Sadeh (668964)

“…<p>The format of (A–D) is identical to <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1004307#pcbi.1004307.g002" target="_blank">Fig 2</a>, (C–F), and (E–K) identical to <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1004307#pcbi.1004307.g003" target="_blank">Fig 3</a>, respectively, for a network with initial random connectivity and strongly reduced inhibition dominance, <i>g</i>. …”

Sensitivity and specificity of fusion gene predictions. by Ali Bashir (44572)

“…Each curve represents the average of 50 simulations with clones of a fixed length (2 kb, 40 kb, 150 kb clones). The minimum fusion probability threshold for indicating that a fusion gene was predicted was decreased from >.95 (leftmost point) to >0 (rightmost point) in increments 0.05 and the number of true and false predictions was determined. …”

Modulation of synaptic transmission by capsaicin at the first sensory synapse in spinal cord. by Joseph A. Jeffry (259692)

“…Application of capsaicin (2 µM) increased the frequency of sEPSCs in a reversible manner. …”

Exclusion of volume artefacts. by Johannes Fels (149139)

“…While cortical F-actin depolymerizes (see also d), К_bulk increases simultaneously.</p>…”

States and space of states. by Massimiliano Zaniboni (579796)

“…(C) If pacing CL changes randomly, for each CL (vertical broken line) the system can assume an infinite number of states between the lower and upper ER curves of the family (red and black dots respectively); the space of allowed states fills the entire blue area on the right-hand panel. (D) If pacing CL changes periodically, for each CL the system can assume only 2 states, depending on whether CL is increasing (CL↑) or decreasing (CL↓), leading to a closed curve as a space of states (right-hand panel).…”

Screen for Networks with High Susceptibility and Low Noise Amplification by Gil Hornung (83596)

“…Results are shown for (B) linear cascade (1,000 points), (C) two-node negative feedback (1,000 points), (D) coherent FFL (1,000 points), (E) incoherent FFL (1,000 points), and (F) two-node positive feedback (230 points with a stable steady state).…”