YOLOv5s general structure diagram. by Haisong Xu (141729)

“…First, an efficient channel attention mechanism (ECA) is inserted in the layer before the SPPF in the backbone network, which realizes efficient computation of channel attention and reduces redundant computation while decreasing the model complication. Second, using the Content-Aware ReAssembly of Features (CARAFE) module instead of the original nearest-neighbor up-sampling module achieves light weighting while allowing for better aggregation of contextual information within a larger sensory field, which effectively improves the diversity and effectiveness of the model. …”

ECN-YOLOv5s structure diagram. by Haisong Xu (141729)

“…First, an efficient channel attention mechanism (ECA) is inserted in the layer before the SPPF in the backbone network, which realizes efficient computation of channel attention and reduces redundant computation while decreasing the model complication. Second, using the Content-Aware ReAssembly of Features (CARAFE) module instead of the original nearest-neighbor up-sampling module achieves light weighting while allowing for better aggregation of contextual information within a larger sensory field, which effectively improves the diversity and effectiveness of the model. …”

Exposure to the Viral By-Product dsRNA or Coxsackievirus B5 Triggers Pancreatic Beta Cell Apoptosis via a Bim / Mcl-1 Imbalance by Maikel L. Colli (179059)

“…We have presently clarified the signaling pathways leading to beta cell apoptosis following exposure to the viral mimetic double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) and a diabetogenic enterovirus (Coxsackievirus B5). …”

Impact of iso-osmotic solutions of PEG 12.9%, NaCl 75 mM or mix treatment (PEG 6.4% + NaCl 37.5 mM) applied for 1 or 7 days on net photosynthesis (<i>A</i>), instantaneous transpir... by Hermann Prodjinoto (140121)

Data_Sheet_1_NLRC5 Serves as a Pro-viral Factor During Influenza Virus Infection in Chicken Macrophages.docx by Shubhada K. Chothe (8678763)

“…In this study, we found that NLRC5 is activated by a range of low and highly pathogenic AIVs in primary chicken lung cells and a chicken macrophage cell line. …”

NoV polymerase and capsid genotypes. by Ange Oho Roseline Badjo (18991158)

“…We identified rare genotypes of NoV GII, RVA and HAstV, recombinant HAstV strains and a potential zoonotic RVA transmission event.…”

Segmentation of cytoplasmic vesicles reveals the effect of HSV-1 infection on vesicle concentration at juxtanuclear sites. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Temporal analysis of HSV-1 infection using the dual-fluorescent timestamp virus. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Remodelling of cytoplasmic vesicles during HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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The heterogenous morphology of mitochondria. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Segmentation of vesicles and mitochondria in the cytoplasm of a cell at a late stage of infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Fragmentation and dispersal of <i>cis</i>-Golgi membranes during HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Workflow for multi-modal imaging of HSV-1 infected cells. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Fragmentation and dispersal of <i>trans</i>-Golgi membranes during HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Remodelling of mitochondria during HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Segmentation of mitochondria reveals the effect of HSV-1 infection on mitochondrial morphology. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Confocal imaging of mitochondrial morphology. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Remodelling of microtubules during HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Collection of cryoSXT data to analyse changes in cellular morphology accompanying infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Figure 5, supplementary figure 7 by Kristen Pleil (11084931)

“…</b>a-d) Analysis of single nucleus RNA sequencing of female BNST nuclei (total cells: 38,806; GEO: GSE126836)⁷⁸. a) <i>Crh</i> (CRF) expression (7.7%) in female BNST cells. b) <i>Slc117a6</i> (VGLUT2) expression (7.6%) in female BNST cells. c) <i>Gfap</i> (GFAP) expression (0.7%) in female BNST cells. d) ERα (27%) and ERβ (9%) expression (5% both) in female BNST^GFAP cells. e-f) Effects of acute bath application of the ERα antagonist methyl-piperidino-pyrazole (MPP) on excitatory synaptic transmission in BNST^CRF neurons during whole-cell slice electrophysiology recordings in high ovarian E2 female CRF-CrexAi9 reporter mice, as depicted in e. f) Time course of high E2 status BNST^CRF neurons that displayed an increase, decrease, or variable change in spontaneous excitatory postsynaptic current (sEPSC) frequency (left) and amplitude (right) % change from baseline during the 5-minute MPP wash on application period and 5 minute washout. g-i) Effects of acute bath application of MPP on excitatory synaptic transmission in BNST^CRF neurons during whole-cell slice electrophysiology recordings in low ovarian E2 female CRF-CrexAi9 reporter mice, as depicted in g. f) Time course of low E2 status BNST^CRF neurons that displayed an increase, decrease, or variable change in spontaneous excitatory postsynaptic current (sEPSC) frequency (left) and amplitude (right) % change from baseline during the 5-minute MPP wash on application period and 5 minute washout. i) Bath application of MPP (3 μM) had no effect on spontaneous excitatory postsynaptic current (sEPSC) frequency (left) and amplitude (right) in a majority of cells during the 5 min wash on period (Ns = 3 mice, 7 cells). j) Depiction of strategy to site-deliver MPP (10 μM/200 nl/side or saline vehicle (VEH) to the BNST in low E2 females via bilateral indwelling cannulae 10 minutes prior to behavioral testing. k) ERα antagonism via intra-BNST MPP did not alter binge EtOH drinking in low ovarian E2 status females (Ns = 8 VEH, 8 MPP). l) BNST cannula hit map (for Fig. 4d-e, 5j-l); each dot is an individual hit. …”