EHEC-Hly-containing OMVs cause DNA laddering and formation of TUNEL-positive nuclei. by Martina Bielaszewska (79970)

“…Untreated cells (Ctrl) were a negative control and cells treated with 1 µM staurosporin (Stauro) a positive control. (<b>C, D</b>) HBMEC (<b>C</b>) and Caco-2 cell (<b>D</b>) were incubated for the times indicated with TA50, 8033, TA51 or 8033c OMVs in the amounts shown above or with 1 µM staurosporin or remained untreated (control). …”

Video_1_Dispersion of Recovery and Vulnerability to Re-entry in a Model of Human Atrial Tissue With Simulated Diffuse and Focal Patterns of Fibrosis.MPG by Richard H. Clayton (655829)

“…Electrical activity was simulated in a 10 × 10 cm square 2D domain, with a spatially varying diffusion coefficient as described below. …”

Video_6_Dispersion of Recovery and Vulnerability to Re-entry in a Model of Human Atrial Tissue With Simulated Diffuse and Focal Patterns of Fibrosis.MPG by Richard H. Clayton (655829)

“…Electrical activity was simulated in a 10 × 10 cm square 2D domain, with a spatially varying diffusion coefficient as described below. …”

Cranial irradiation induces the infiltration of peripherally derived macrophages at seven days. by Josh M. Morganti (545999)

“…</b> The percentage of CD11b⁺GFP⁺ microglial cells was significantly decreased in <i>CCR2^RFP/+CX3CR1^GFP/+</i> irradiated mice compared to sham (Student’s t-Test; *<i>p<0.05</i>). …”

Video_4_Dispersion of Recovery and Vulnerability to Re-entry in a Model of Human Atrial Tissue With Simulated Diffuse and Focal Patterns of Fibrosis.MPG by Richard H. Clayton (655829)

“…Electrical activity was simulated in a 10 × 10 cm square 2D domain, with a spatially varying diffusion coefficient as described below. …”

11E6 and 16E6 proteins regulate cell cycle progression, saturation density and differentiation of human keratinocytes. by Wen Yin (460575)

“…At similar densities (10,000 cells/field), the expression of 11E6 or 16E6 increased geminin positive cells and decreased K10 expression. Red: Cdt1-mKO2 (G1 phase); Green: Geminin-mAG (S/G2/M phase); Blue: DAPI; Cyan: K10. …”

Video_3_Dispersion of Recovery and Vulnerability to Re-entry in a Model of Human Atrial Tissue With Simulated Diffuse and Focal Patterns of Fibrosis.MPG by Richard H. Clayton (655829)

“…Electrical activity was simulated in a 10 × 10 cm square 2D domain, with a spatially varying diffusion coefficient as described below. …”

Image_1_Dispersion of Recovery and Vulnerability to Re-entry in a Model of Human Atrial Tissue With Simulated Diffuse and Focal Patterns of Fibrosis.TIFF by Richard H. Clayton (655829)

“…Electrical activity was simulated in a 10 × 10 cm square 2D domain, with a spatially varying diffusion coefficient as described below. …”

<i>Cul3</i> heterozygous deletion in mouse hippocampus induces differential expression of proteins. by Qiang-qiang Xia (8060987)

“…Volcano plot demonstrating the distribution of the entire data set of proteins with upper limits indicating statistically significant changes depicted in red and green points. C) 2-dimensional heat map of top 37 proteins demonstrates the proteins which are increased (red) or decreased (blue). …”

Aerosolized Human Extracellular Superoxide Dismutase Prevents Hyperoxia-Induced Lung Injury by Chih-Ching Yen (199298)

“…After exposure to hyperoxia, the wet/dry weight ratio remained stable before day 2 but increased significantly after day 3. The levels of oxidative biomarker 8-oxo-dG in the lung and liver were significantly decreased on day 2 (P<0.01) but the marker in the liver increased abruptly after day 3 of hyperoxia when the mortality increased. …”

Effects of TNF-α and atRA on Sox9 activity by Jason S Rockel (18877)

(Color online) The topological properties of the cores. by Jian-Guo Liu (535164)

“…<p>(a) the assortative coefficient <i>r(t)</i> is decreasing from 0.25 to 0.1 in the FL network, and fluctuating around 0.05. …”

DataSheet1_Liver Kinase B1 Regulates Remodeling of the Tumor Microenvironment in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer.xlsx by Connor T. King (5277398)

“…The proteomic analysis determined that LKB1 overexpression preferentially decreased all major and minor fibril collagens (collagens I, III, V, and XI). …”

Image1_Liver Kinase B1 Regulates Remodeling of the Tumor Microenvironment in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer.TIF by Connor T. King (5277398)

“…The proteomic analysis determined that LKB1 overexpression preferentially decreased all major and minor fibril collagens (collagens I, III, V, and XI). …”

Half-toning demonstration of minimum feature spacing. by Daniel J. Cohen (259554)

“…<p>Half-toning was used to produce a 2-D, graded template (left) with the feature density decreasing towards the top of the pattern. …”

Representative NMR spectra of native LDL, oxLDL and eLDL. by Paul Ramm Sander (282481)

“…NMR spectral parameters: 800 MHz spectrometer frequency, 1D-NOESY pulse sequence with water presaturation (noesygppr1d), 7.7 s repetition time, 10 ms mixing time, temperature: 25°C. …”

Synaptophysin levels were significantly increased in spinal cord dorsal horns and were inhibited by roscovitine. by Hong-Hai Zhang (304558)

“…There were no significant differences between the roscovitine and DMSO treated groups treated with saline between 6 h and 3 d post CFA injection (p>0.05). Significant liner correlation was found between synaptophysin expression levels and the PWL thermal threshold (R² = 0.845, p<0.001). …”

Spatial principal components analysis of the distribution of pMAPK labeling in the LAd. by Hadley C. Bergstrom (233247)

“…<p>(A) Photomicrograph (4x magnification) of the LaD with grid overlay. (B) Grid showing the numerical layout of bins (120 <i>µ</i>m²) for the LAd. …”

Effect of detachment procedures on B16F10-luc tumor cells. by Pierre Danhier (180165)

“…<p>OCR values (%O₂/minute) (A, D) of adherent B16F10-luc and detached B16F10-luc. …”

Email activity. by Rachel Curtis-Robles (835328)

“…Peaks generally correspond with a media event featuring Chagas disease and/or kissing bugs: A) July 17/18, Amarillo, Texas newscast and National Public Radio website article; B) July 24, articles about Chagas disease in Virginia; C) July 27, USA Today online article; D) August 2, Arkansas newscast; E) August 11, Cat Channel online article; F) August 18, Lubbock, Texas newscast. …”