Bortezomib treatment does not normalize fiber size distribution or reduce fibrosis and inflammation in <i>dy</i>^<i>2J</i><i>/dy</i>^<i>2J</i> quadriceps muscle... by Zandra Körner (843029)

“…(C) Bortezomib did not decrease the tenascin-C positive area in quadriceps muscle of <i>dy</i>^<i>2J</i><i>/dy</i>^<i>2J</i> animals. …”

Examples of stimuli used in Experiment 2. by Maria Dolores de Hevia (325836)

Color data collection points on the body of ornamental shrimp. by Wei-Wei Hou (3405947)

Tissue iron content following high phosphorus intake. by Min Young Park (2886017)

Analysis of stress-related gene expression in cherry shrimp (<i>N</i>. <i>davidi</i> var. red). by Wei-Wei Hou (3405947)

K187 is responsible for the M1 stability directed by PKG. by Chenxi Wang (284364)

Inhibition of the RhoA/Rho-associated, coiled-coil-containing protein kinase-1 pathway is involved in the therapeutic effects of simvastatin on pulmonary arterial hypertension by Wei-Hua Liu (4751559)

“…The effects of simvastatin were mediated by inhibition of RhoA/ROCK1. Simvastatin decreased RhoA/ROCK1 overexpression by inhibition of mevalonate, FPP, and GGPP synthesis.…”

Path analysis results (Study 2). by Shay Xuejing Yao (20564994)

“…To determine whether problematic social media use patterns extended to immersive 3-D environments, we sampled active social VR users (e.g., Rec Room) in Study 2 (n = 464). Problematic social VR use was related to decreased real-life social support (β = -.62, 95%CI [-.80, -.44]), but not to VR social support (β = -.06, 95%CI [-.25, .14]). …”

Right-wing authoritarianism and stereotype-driven expectations interact in shaping intergroup trust in one-shot vs multiple-round social interactions by Giorgia Ponsi (4338769)

“…We found that in low-RWA participants trusting behavior decreased over time when interacting with high-W groups (i.e., expected to reciprocate trust), but did not change when interacting with low-W groups (i.e., expected not to reciprocate trust). …”

Kinetic and equilibrium constants for binding of WT and mutant FVIII-C2 proteins to BO2C11. by Jasper C. Lin (685807)

“…^†These substitutions resulted in a k_d >4X that of WT-FVIII-C2 for BO2C11 or abrogated binding to BO2C11. ^‡These substitutions decreased the residence time for the FVIII-C2-mutein/BO2C11 complex at least 10X. …”

Deletion of <i>ftsK</i> gene increased the production of ExPEC cytoplasm-carrying vesicles. by Min Jiang (56794)

Absence of t⁶A synthesis genes in ExPEC enhanced the production of cytoplasm-carrying vesicles. by Min Jiang (56794)

Dual-task costs while turning. by Nicollette L. Purcell (8259819)

Primer sequences. by Min Young Park (2886017)

“…In the bone marrow, hyp mice showed reduced number of erythroid progenitors and formed significantly less BFU-E colonies compared to control mice. Serum iron levels and transferrin saturation were also decreased in hyp mice in comparison to control mice. …”

BCAS2 does not regulate the transcription initiation of <i>Delta</i> but is involved in <i>Delta</i> pre-mRNA splicing. by Meng-Hsuan Chou (757995)

“…Primers, exons and introns are denoted with arrowheads, boxes and lines, respectively. (E) Coexpression of <i>dBCAS2</i> and <i>dBCAS2</i>^<i>dsRNA</i> in larvae can rescue the phenotypes of mRNA decrease and pre-mRNA accumulation caused by <i>dBCAS2</i>^<i>dsRNA</i>. …”

Serotonin 2B Receptor Antagonism Prevents Heritable Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension by James D. West (849663)

“…<b>(D)</b> BMPR2 mutant mice have ~2x the inflammatory cells per field at baseline, but SB204741 treatment has divergent effects on inflammatory cells in control and BMPR2 mutant mice, causing significant increases and decreases respectively (* = p<0.05, § = p<0.01). …”

Evolution of Center of Pressure (CoP) characteristics and area before (PRE) and after (POST) each tDCS session. by Mary Giancatarina (17811194)

Different controller performance indicators 2. by Wanjun Zhang (496858)

Environmental enrichment reverses the social isolation induced changes in phosphorylation of Dab-1 and Akt levels. by Swamynathan Sowndharya (17816808)

HDAC2-activated gene targets. by Priyanka Somanath (4495033)

“…<b>(B-E)</b> ChIP-qPCR was conducted on crosslinked chromatin of WT and clones #5, #14, and #15 with antibodies to HDAC2 <b>(B)</b>, HDAC1 <b>(C)</b>, H3K9ac <b>(D)</b>, H3K9me3 <b>(E)</b> or IgG control and SYBR green qPCR analysis was conducted to evaluate the binding of HDAC2 or HDAC1 or enrichment of the specified histone marks at the promoter regions of the genes indicated. …”