Performance comparison of three loss functions. by Yaojun Zhang (389482)

Image_8_2-Methoxyestradiol Protects Against Lung Ischemia/Reperfusion Injury by Upregulating Annexin A1 Protein Expression.JPEG by Wen-I Liao (586146)

Image_6_2-Methoxyestradiol Protects Against Lung Ischemia/Reperfusion Injury by Upregulating Annexin A1 Protein Expression.JPEG by Wen-I Liao (586146)

Image_7_2-Methoxyestradiol Protects Against Lung Ischemia/Reperfusion Injury by Upregulating Annexin A1 Protein Expression.JPEG by Wen-I Liao (586146)

PMA treatment alters the intracellular trafficking of APP. by Joshua H. K. Tam (836784)

A representative of RPA results is shown in panel A with multiple probes of apoptosis related cytokines by Chengpei Xu (26315)

Micromolar ZnCl₂ reduces the amplitude of the time-dependent current. by Monica Bregante (3391766)

“…A series of step voltages to -120 mV were applied to the cell with an interval of 15 s in the presence and in the absence of 100 μM ZnCl₂; the holding potential was +20 mV, tail voltage was -50 mV. …”

Image_2_10-Hydroxydec-2-Enoic Acid Reduces Hydroxyl Free Radical-Induced Damage to Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells by Rescuing Protein and Energy Metabolism.TIF by Pei Fan (404125)

“…In this study, we found that the •OH scavenging rate by 10-HDA (2%, g/ml) was more than 20%, which was achieved through multiple-step oxidization of the –OH group and C=C bond of 10-HDA. …”

Results of the GLMMs to test for the association between RA and richness of reservoir and non-reservoir species. by Hugo Mendoza (11264458)

Sox2 and FGF20 interact to regulate organ of Corti hair cell and supporting cell development in a spatially-graded manner by Lu M. Yang (6919364)

“…These cells develop in two main steps: progenitor specification followed by differentiation. …”

Mg-supplementation attenuated lipogenic and oxidative/nitrosative gene expression caused by Combination Antiretroviral Therapy (cART) in HIV-1-transgenic rats by Lama ElZohary (6250859)

“…Nrf2 (Nuclear erythroid-derived factor 2), a master transcription factor controlling redox homeostasis, was down-regulated 50% in HIV-Tg rats, and reduced further to 25% in Tg+cART-rats. …”

Image2_Real-World Data and Budget Impact Analysis (BIA): Evaluation of a Targeted Next-Generation Sequencing Diagnostic Approach in Two Orthopedic Rare Diseases.JPEG by Elena Pedrini (224672)

“…This study evaluated the analytical validity and the budget impact of an NGS-Ion Torrent™ approach for the molecular germline diagnosis of two musculoskeletal rare diseases.</p><p>Methods: Two cohorts of 200 and 199 patients with suspect or clinical diagnosis of multiple osteochondromas (MO) and osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) previously evaluated with a single-gene diagnostic protocol were re-analyzed using a targeted NGS assay. …”

Fig 3 - by Razieh Bidhendi-Yarandi (7139387)

Evaluation of insulin secretion ability. by Narumi Takahashi (5343218)

Data_Sheet_1_Adherence of Lactobacillus salivarius to HeLa Cells Promotes Changes in the Expression of the Genes Involved in Biosynthesis of Their Ligands.PDF by Carla Martín (8270910)

“…Upon the interaction of the vaginal isolate Lactobacillus salivarius Lv72 and HeLa cell cultures, the expression of oppA increased more than 50-fold over the following 30 min, with the overexpression enduring, albeit at a lower rate, for up to 24 h. …”

Histogram representative of the flow cytometric analysis of the labeling of T-Bet, GATA3 and FoxP3 transcription factors. by Sidnei Ferro Costa (8115260)

DataSheet_1_Major Neutrophil-Derived Soluble Mediators Associate With Baseline Lung Pathology and Post-Treatment Recovery in Tuberculosis Patients.pdf by Caleb Nwongbouwoh Muefong (11746673)

“…Six months of TB therapy significantly decreased levels of major neutrophil-derived pro-inflammatory mediators: MMP1 (p = 4.90E−12 and p = 2.20E−07), MMP8 (p = 3.40E−14 and p = 1.30E−05) and MMP9 (p = 1.60E−04 and p = 1.50E−03) in plasma and sputum, respectively. …”

DataSheet_1_Major Neutrophil-Derived Soluble Mediators Associate With Baseline Lung Pathology and Post-Treatment Recovery in Tuberculosis Patients.pdf by Caleb Nwongbouwoh Muefong (11746673)

“…Six months of TB therapy significantly decreased levels of major neutrophil-derived pro-inflammatory mediators: MMP1 (p = 4.90E−12 and p = 2.20E−07), MMP8 (p = 3.40E−14 and p = 1.30E−05) and MMP9 (p = 1.60E−04 and p = 1.50E−03) in plasma and sputum, respectively. …”

Table_1_Major Neutrophil-Derived Soluble Mediators Associate With Baseline Lung Pathology and Post-Treatment Recovery in Tuberculosis Patients.xlsx by Caleb Nwongbouwoh Muefong (11746673)

“…Six months of TB therapy significantly decreased levels of major neutrophil-derived pro-inflammatory mediators: MMP1 (p = 4.90E−12 and p = 2.20E−07), MMP8 (p = 3.40E−14 and p = 1.30E−05) and MMP9 (p = 1.60E−04 and p = 1.50E−03) in plasma and sputum, respectively. …”

Table_1_Major Neutrophil-Derived Soluble Mediators Associate With Baseline Lung Pathology and Post-Treatment Recovery in Tuberculosis Patients.xlsx by Caleb Nwongbouwoh Muefong (11746673)

“…Six months of TB therapy significantly decreased levels of major neutrophil-derived pro-inflammatory mediators: MMP1 (p = 4.90E−12 and p = 2.20E−07), MMP8 (p = 3.40E−14 and p = 1.30E−05) and MMP9 (p = 1.60E−04 and p = 1.50E−03) in plasma and sputum, respectively. …”