Influence of LsVg deficiency on RSV survival and transmission. by Yan Huo (531673)

“…CP, the RSV capsid protein; <i>ef2</i>, the <i>L</i>. <i>striatellus</i> elongation factor 2 gene.…”

Image_4_Experimental Traumatic Brain Injury Induces Chronic Glutamatergic Dysfunction in Amygdala Circuitry Known to Regulate Anxiety-Like Behavior.pdf by Joshua A. Beitchman (8333934)

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Unchanged Sho levels in mice with other neurodegenerative illnesses. by Joel C. Watts (195735)

“…Sho was probed with the antibody 06rSH-1; Aβ detected with the antibody 6E10, and APP with the antibody APPCT. (<b>B</b>) No change in Sho levels in either of two lines of Tg mice with a neurodegenerative disease caused by expression of mutant MoPrP(P101L). …”

Image_1_The Association of Cell Division Regulated by DicC With the Formation of Viable but Non-culturable Escherichia coli O157:H7.pdf by Hanxu Pan (8106170)

“…First, our results showed that the VBNC cell number increased in the ΔdicC mutant as well as the DicA-overexpressing strain but decreased in the DicC-overexpressing strain induced by high-pressure carbon dioxide, acid, and H₂O₂. …”

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Joint MiRNA/mRNA Expression Profiling Reveals Changes Consistent with Development of Dysfunctional Corpus Luteum after Weight Gain by Andrew P. Bradford (781853)

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Substances Secreted by Starved Human Dermal Fibroblasts Enhancing the Wound Healing Process in Rat without Scar: A Potential Acellular System for Wound Healing by Hanifi-Moghaddam, Pejman

“…On the back of each rat two wounds were created with area of 452 mm2. Each wounds were treated daily with one milliliter of SFS or cell culture medium (DMEM). …”
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Mechanical and thermal properties of gamma-ray irradiated polyethylene blends by Mariam, Al-Ali

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Modulation of the rate-level function of IC_Mdu neurons after 30 minute IC_ES focal electrical stimulation. by Hui-Xian Mei (314441)

“…The BF (kHz), MT (dB SPL) and recording depth (µm) of these two IC_Mdu neurons were 16.9, 68, 1205 for A and 12.2, 53, 954 for B.…”

Transcriptional deregulation of gene markers involved in pathological processes. by Michal Mielcarek (195209)

“…<p>(A) <i>S100A4</i> (S100 calcium binding protein A4), (B) <i>Vgl-4</i> (vestigial related factor 4) transcripts were up-regulated while (C) <i>Myh6</i> (myosin heavy light chain 6) (D) <i>Myh7</i> (myosin heavy light chain 7) and (E) <i>Bdnf</i> (brain derived neurotophic factor) mRNAs were significantly decreased in the heart of R6/2 and <i>Hdh</i>Q150 mice. …”

Optimal cue combination in multiple dimensions according to a simple analytical model. by Wei Ji Ma (34683)

“…In this simplified model, word prototypes (dots) lie on a rectangular grid, here shown in two dimensions. The green blob indicates an example estimate distribution (compare <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0004638#pone-0004638-g002" target="_blank">Fig. 2b</a>). …”

Mechanism of multisite protein phosphorylation. by Anneke Brümmer (248898)

“…(<b>C</b>) The mean time for complete phosphorylation rises with the number of phosphorylation sites (the increase is less than linear because of the random phosphorylation mechanism), while (<b>D</b>) the temporal coherence of phosphorylation increases (decreasing Δ/<i>τ</i>). (<b>E</b>) The robustly high temporal coherence of protein activation by multisite phosphorylation (low Δ/<i>τ</i>) contrasts with the strong dependence of single-site phosphorylation on the activation time of the input kinase, σ (see upper panel).…”

Refinement of the α-U₄O₉ Crystalline Structure: New Insight into the U₄O₉ → U₃O₈ Transformation by L. Desgranges (1985953)

Collagen deposition in the cortical and medullary regions. by Ricardo Luzardo (310830)

“…Arrows indicate pericapsular collagen deposits and, in the case of panel B, a large-size glomerulus in the predominat population of glomeruli with decreased volume. Panels D and E present representative medullary images from control and programmed rats, respectively. …”

Flt a-1 enhances sFlt-1 expression at mRNA and protein levels. by Susie Choi (4915516)

“…(B,C) The construct Flt a-1, but neither Flt a-2, Flt a-3, nor controls significantly increased sFlt-1 and mbFlt-1 mRNA levels at 10nM. * and ** indicate p<0.01 and p<0.001 by Student’s t-test, respectively. …”

Illustrations of the investors' demand function for positive and negative shocks. by Charles D. Brummitt (618626)

“…Immediately after a negative shock [panel (B)], the investors wish to sell bonds at the current price, but they are willing to buy bonds if the price decreases enough. In general, the investor demand function [defined in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0104219#pone.0104219.e119" target="_blank">Eq. (1)</a>] is non-increasing in the price . …”