EMS decreases female fecundity and <i>Wolbachia</i> titre in the next generation in a dose-dependent manner. by Elves H. Duarte (10994504)

Mechanical stretch decreases IL-10 receptor and IL-10 gene expression and increases SOCS3. by Michael A. Hokenson (391291)

Results of XCOM and step velocity. by Saori Miyagishima (14593506)

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Normalized whole brain volume change over 5 years using an SPM pipeline. by Renxin Chu (5169857)

UEV-2 is required for ‘youthful’ DNA repair. by Erik Toraason (5724689)

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Silencing of MAGE-A expression decreases the levels of MDM4 via the proteasome and increase MDM2/MDM4 association. by Lynnette Marcar (743770)

Monocolonization with <i>E. coli</i> JP313 decreases TLR6 transcript levels. by Nives Hörmann (661069)

Differentiation of MDSPCs to a neurogenic lineage prior to implantation decreases their ability to respond to environmental cues and stops transformation. by Mitra Lavasani (343357)

IFN-λ1 decreases miR-122 transcription through down regulation of HNF4α. by Fatma Aboulnasr (736868)

“…The precipitated complexes were subjected to SDS-PAGE and Western blotting for HNF4α and PPAR-γ. <b>(E)</b> Quantification of the bands in Fig 5D <b>(F)</b> Schematic representation of putative HNF4α binding sites in human miR-122 gene promoters and the mechanisms for how IFN-λ1 decreases miR-122 transcription through reduced binding of HNF4α to DR1 element, **p≤0.01, ***p≤0.001.…”

IFITM3 overexpression leads to both a retention of viral genomes in the cytosol, and a decrease in viral genomes entering the nucleus. by Eric M. Feeley (199301)

Testicular involution prior to sex change in gilthead seabream is characterized by a decrease in DMRT1 gene expression and by massive leukocyte infiltration-3 by Sergio Liarte (75701)

“…<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "Testicular involution prior to sex change in gilthead seabream is characterized by a decrease in DMRT1 gene expression and by massive leukocyte infiltration"</p><p>http://www.rbej.com/content/5/1/20</p><p>Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology 2007;5():20-20.…”

Summary of five key points guiding the Safe Steps evaluation and implementation. by Esario IV Daguman (21474116)

Data from: Mistletoe host diversity decreases with elevation in a temperate rainforest of southern Chile: implications for frugivory by Victoria P. Fernández (11989404)

“…<p dir="ltr">Original data from:</p><p dir="ltr">Fontúrbel, F.E., J.I. Orellana, Fernández, V.P., G.C. Amico & R.F. …”

NSUN2 positively regulates HBV expression and replication <i>in vivo</i>. by Jiangpeng Feng (9287738)

Comparison of the Th2 cytokine expression level after treatment with KA/E2 in WT and TLR2 KO mice. by Mi-Kyung Park (56053)

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Lansoprazole decreases IL-4-stimulated eotaxin-3 protein secretion in (A) EoE1-T and (2) EoE2-T cells. by Xi Zhang (83736)

The mean (+ s.e.m.) change of CD169 expression levels on CD14⁺ monocytes in blood of rhesus macaques stratified by time of cART initiation. by Brandon F. Keele (7450001)

A315T TDP-43 mice develop marked obesity with a concomitant increase in adipose and decrease in lean mass percentage. by Nancy R. Stallings (444999)

IFN-β mRNA induction but IFN protein decrease in all mammalian cells upon ONNV infection. by Susanne E. Biesold (194461)

“…(E) Comparison of mRNA fold-induction of IFN stimulated genes (<i>MxA</i> and <i>ISG56</i>) to secreted IFN protein at time points 0 hpi and 24 hpi. …”

Housing conditions specifically impaired long-term SRM (mean±SEM): A) Rats in group housing displayed a significant decrease in SIT during the second 5 min encounter (A2, empty bars) compared to the first (A1, gray bars), regardless of the time interval between the encounters. by Hadar Shahar-Gold (283031)

“…D) Rats from group housing (gray bars, n<i> = </i>10) and socially isolated rats (empty bars, n = 10) similarly retained object recognition memory for 120 min following a single 5 min exposure. Both groups showed a significant decrease in investigation time during the second exposure to an object (A2), compared with the first exposure (A1) 120 min earlier and compared with exposure to a novel object (B) 30 min later. …”