Characterization of primary identified SNVs. by Bernd Timmermann (190778)

“…(D) BMPR1A mutations show decreased signaling acitivity. Activity of wt mBMPR1A, mBMPR1A E502G and mBMPR1A W487R was determined in C2C12 cells using a SMAD-responsive Luciferase reporter gene assay. …”

Loss of <i>Arf</i> led to development of high penetrance osteosarcoma in Tax-transgenic mice. by Daniel A. Rauch (234108)

“…Tax+<i>Arf</i>^+/+ and <i>Arf^-/-</i>: p = 0.002 d-f) Characterization of a representative Tax+<i>Arf^-/-</i> mandibular OS. d) H&E. Note the trabeculae of bone formed by the OS (bright pink). e) TRAP staining demonstrating osteoclasts (red stained) lining OS bone surface. f) Double calcein labeling, 7d and 2d prior to sacrifice, showing sites of active mineralization.…”

Supplementary file 1_Organic fertilizer substitution altered the waxy maize grain quality and aroma volatiles formation by the integrated transcriptomic and metabolomic analyses.do... by Xiaoqiang Zhao (11321571)

“…Using HS-SPME-GC/MS, 20 differentially accumulated volatiles were identified, among them, volatile alkanes and esters compounds were the main volatile metabolites, accounting for 30% each, IF decreased esters metabolites (61.0%), OF increased alkanes compounds (6.5%), OF_IF had the highest esters abundance (i.e., E-2-hexenyl benzoate, hexadecanoic acid, methyl ester, octadecanoic acid, ethyl ester, octadecanoic acid, thyl ester, tetradecanoic acid, ethyl ester, and hexadecanoic acid, ethyl ester). …”

A mild heat shock treatment induces more robust transcriptional changes in the trisomic cell line compared to disomic control. by Joseph F. Cardiello (19353128)

“…Number of genes B) increasing or C) decreasing in response to heat shock (by DESeq2) in PRO-seq in one or both cell lines. …”

Table_6_Daily positive and negative affect during the COVID-19 pandemic.XLSX by Zorana Ivcevic (17749266)

“…Positive affect increased, and negative decreased over time. Demographic differences mirrored those from before the pandemic (e.g., younger participants reported more negative and less positive affect). …”

Table 1_Integrated transcriptomic analysis of COVID-19 stages and recovery: insights into key gene signatures, immune features, and diagnostic biomarkers through machine learning.x... by Zhiyuan Gong (51844)

“…Adaptive immune cells (e.g., B cells and T cells) decreased, while innate immune cells (e.g., monocytes and neutrophils) increased, particularly in ICU patients. …”

Characterization of Silver Nanoparticles under Environmentally Relevant Conditions Using Asymmetrical Flow Field-Flow Fractionation (AF4) by Min-Hee Jang (827908)

“…The fractogram peaks (i.e., stability) of three different AgNPs decreased in the presence of both 10 mM NaCl and 10mM CaCl₂, while increased with increasing concentration of humic acid (HA). …”

Quantitative comparisons of experimental data with simulation results for ectopic misexpression of WUS. by Mikahl Banwarth-Kuhn (12902708)

“…The maximum WUS concentration was decreased to 2/3 wildtype concentrations and its spatial distribution was expanded in the corpus (see the “Model description” section for details). …”

Table_7_Daily positive and negative affect during the COVID-19 pandemic.XLSX by Zorana Ivcevic (17749266)

“…Positive affect increased, and negative decreased over time. Demographic differences mirrored those from before the pandemic (e.g., younger participants reported more negative and less positive affect). …”

Defective cytokinesis and unresolved midbody in SEPT7-deficient fibroblasts. by Manoj B. Menon (210541)

“…<b>D</b>, About two-fold increased acetyl-tubulin detection and <b>E</b>, about 2–3-fold decreased nuclear anillin staining in mCherry-Cre-positive, SEPT7-negative cells. …”

The DCRE recruits a Hox TF collective. by Juli D. Uhl (223865)

“…<p>(A) Sequences of DCRE, RhoA, and DCRE-RhoA with Hox, Hth, Exd, FoxG, En, and Pax2 binding sites highlighted. Note that DCRE-RhoA lacks the En binding site required for posterior compartment repression. …”

Clustering analysis of synaptic proteins and synaptic transmission mutants. by QueeLim Ch'ng (268716)

“…IPF was not analyzed in some protein markers (e.g. SYD-2 α-Liprin) because it was not significantly above background. …”

Biomimetic, ultrathin and elastic hydrogels regulate human neutrophil extravasation across endothelial-pericyte bilayers by Holly M. Lauridsen (3778387)

“…We compare elastic hydrogels to common culture substrates (E: >2GPa) for human endothelial cell and pericyte monolayers and bilayers to replicate postcapillary venules <i>in vitro</i>. …”

Table_3_Daily positive and negative affect during the COVID-19 pandemic.XLSX by Zorana Ivcevic (17749266)

“…Positive affect increased, and negative decreased over time. Demographic differences mirrored those from before the pandemic (e.g., younger participants reported more negative and less positive affect). …”

Image1_The cell cycle inhibitor RB is diluted in G1 and contributes to controlling cell size in the mouse liver.pdf by Shuyuan Zhang (2109028)

“…In contrast, concentrations of the cell cycle activators Cyclin D1 and E2f1 were relatively constant. Lastly, loss of Rb1 weakened cell size control, i.e., reduced the inverse correlation between how much cells grew in G1 and how large they were at birth. …”

GWAS in a Box: Statistical and Visual Analytics of Structured Associations via GenAMap by Eric P. Xing (92330)

“…We demonstrate the function of GenAMap via a case study of the Brem and Kruglyak yeast dataset, and then apply it on a comprehensive eQTL analysis of the NIH heterogeneous stock mice dataset and report some interesting findings. …”

Data_Sheet_1.XLSX by Aurel Popa-Wagner (111798)

“…Previous studies have reported decreased turnover rates for the mitochondrial respiratory complexes of aged rodents. …”

The combined effects of biotic and abiotic stress on species richness and connectance by Devdutt Kulkarni (3805342)

“…<div><p>Food web structure and species richness are both subject to biotic (e.g. predation pressure and resource limitation) and abiotic stress (e.g. environmental change). …”

Change in Allosteric Network Affects Binding Affinities of PDZ Domains: Analysis through Perturbation Response Scanning by Z. Nevin Gerek (174461)

“…Here, we develop an advancement of perturbation response scanning (PRS) that couples elastic network models with linear response theory (LRT) to predict key residues in allosteric transitions of the two most studied PDZs (PSD-95 PDZ3 domain and hPTP1E PDZ2 domain). …”

Table_4_Daily positive and negative affect during the COVID-19 pandemic.XLSX by Zorana Ivcevic (17749266)

“…Positive affect increased, and negative decreased over time. Demographic differences mirrored those from before the pandemic (e.g., younger participants reported more negative and less positive affect). …”