Trend in mortality from preventable causes in children: contributions to the evaluation of the performance of public health services in the Southeast Region of Brazil by Rafaela Magalhães Fernandes Saltarelli (6544442)

“…The study called attention to the smaller decrease in causes of preventable deaths by providing adequate care to women during pregnancy (1.7%), with an increase in mortality rates due to basic causes of death due to maternal conditions affecting the fetus or newborn and stability in disorders related to short-term pregnancy and low birth weight, a fact that possibly occurred due to inadequate quality of prenatal care. …”

Fig 2 - by Stuart Meier (29078)

“…<p>GO annotations and KEGG pathways first enriched at (A) 13–18 and 7–12 months before diagnosis and (B) 1–6 months before diagnosis. …”

DataSheet1_Neuroprotective Effects of Oligosaccharides From Periplaneta Americana on Parkinson’s Disease Models In Vitro and In Vivo.zip by Miao-Miao Liu (347989)

“…The data demonstrated that OPA significantly reversed the MPP⁺-induced decrease in SH-SY5Y cell viability, reduced the proportion of apoptotic cells, and protected SH-SY5Y cells from apoptosis in a dose-dependent manner by regulating the expression of apoptosis-related genes. …”

CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF THE NEUROMUSCULAR SCOLIOSIS TREATMENT WITH S2-ALAR-ILIAC SCREW BY INTRAOPERATIVE NAVIGATION by Alex Oliveira de Araújo (13902391)

“…The average preoperative pelvic obliquity was 27.9°± 10.9, with a correction rate of 66.1% ± 27.6, being 8.2° ± 5.4 at the end of surgery and 9 .4°± 7.0 at the end of the follow-up. …”

The pool of premyelinating OL lineage cells is significantly increased following rHI; PreOLs are less susceptible to acute degeneration following rHI than following late HI. by Matthew W. Hagen (627944)

“…(D) Stereology further shows a decreased rate of preOL death following rHI relative to late HI (Kruskal-Wallis: H = 7.5, p = 0.057, on 3 df; mean ± SD Control: 0.9±0.4%; Early HI: 1.2±0.9%; Late HI: 5.0±2.4%; rHI: 1.7±1.8%; Bonferroni-corrected post-hoc Mann-Whitney U-tests: *Late HI vs. …”

Weight gain of mice treated with the SNPs. by Yang Yu (4292)

“…The weight gain decreased in a dose-dependent manner in SNP treated mice, but with no significant difference compared with control group. …”

The NOD/RIP2 Pathway Is Essential for Host Defenses Against <em>Chlamydophila pneumoniae</em> Lung Infection by Kenichi Shimada (124465)

Supplementary Information and dataset for "Synergistic alleviation of lake eutrophication and carbon emission by macrophyte restoration" by Biao Li (19430020)

Continuous mass spectrometry assay for proDer p 3 maturation by Der p 1. by Marie-Eve Dumez (461300)

“…<p>Electrospray mass spectra (positive ion mode) for 16 µM proDer p 3 activation by 0.16 µM Der p 1 in 25 mM ammonium acetate, pH 7.4, containing 1 mM DTT, obtained after 5 min (<b>A</b>) and 40 min (<b>B</b>). ProD, D and prop refer to proDer p 3, Der p 3 and propeptide, respectively. …”

Directly Measuring the Complete Stress–Strain Response of Ultrathin Polymer Films by Yujie Liu (188278)

MSX-122 blocks metastasis in an experimental animal model of breast cancer metastasis. by Zhongxing Liang (173875)

“…<p>(A) Representative photographs of 5 lungs were shown from each group. …”

Triple-combination therapy for cutaneous leishmaniasis using detergent-free, hyaluronate-coated elastic nanovesicles - Supplementary data set by Kashif Iqbal (6504587)

“…Materials & methods: H-ENVs were</p> <p>developed and evaluated for vesicle size, entrapment efficiency, skin permeation and antileishmanial</p> <p>potential. Results: A 15.7 and 28.6% decrease in the cytotoxicity of paromomycin and amphotericin B,</p> <p>respectively, was observed in detergent-free ENVs compared with conventional ENVs. …”

Hypoxia downmodulates TM9SF4 expression in leukemic cells. by Rosa Paolillo (736953)

“…<p>(A, B) The decrease of TM9SF4 protein expression in U937 cells (A) and in primary leukemic cells from AML M1 (B) cultured under hypoxic (1% and 5% O₂, respectively) compared to normoxic (21% O₂) conditions is shown by immunofluorescence analysis of TM9SF4. ctr- is for no primary antibody negative control. …”

Effect of exponential smoothing on recombination and identity signals along the chromosome. by Mauricio Peñuela (7138847)

“…The horizontal red line is a reference that helps to visualize the decrease of large recombination values. …”

Capacitance changes in response to varying proton concentrations. by Armando Carpaneto (242436)

“…Increasing the proton concentration from pH 4 to 3 at −20 mV led to a decrease of C_m as well. Subsequent application of saturating sucrose concentrations decreased C_m to similar levels as in the presence of neutral buffers. …”

Regulatory T cell suppressive function. by Joost Smolders (235367)

“…Co-culture with an increasing proportion of Treg results in an inhibition of Tresp cell proliferation (downward panels, ratio 0.25∶1, 0.5∶1, 1∶1 and 2∶1, respectively). An increasing proportion of CFSE⁻ Treg can be observed, and a subsequent decrease of proliferating CFSE⁺ Tresp cells. …”

Conservation of crisp lettuce in different post-harvest storage conditions by Mariana Izabel Schvambach (10371895)

“…There was a decrease in the parameters of fresh mass, acidity, total soluble solids, and relative content of SPAD chlorophyll in refrigerated lettuce compared to uncooled. …”

Disturbed zinc and ZIP8 homeostasis. by Eung-Kwon Pae (374276)

“…Scale bars indicate 5 µm. (E and F) Zinc taken up by the beta cells decreased in the IH group, yet not as much as the amount decreased in the siZIP8 treated cells (F). …”

Effect of IL-6 on Caco-2 tight junction proteins expression. by Rana Al-Sadi (541571)

“…<p>(A) IL-6 caused a time-dependent increase in claudin-2 protein expression but not claudins 3, 5, and 8 as assessed by Western Blot analysis. …”

Corn crop evolution. by Luis García-Torres (5662132)

“…<p>A: late May and early June, corn during the vegetative growing phase, characterized by increasing NDVI values and coinciding with the T3–T4 satellite images of this stage; B: flowering stage, July, T5 image; C: senescence period, which take place in the second part of August (NDVI values decrease; satellite image T6); and D: corn stubble, beyond mid-September (satellite image T7). …”