Image_2_Identification of Sorafenib as a Treatment for Type 1 Diabetes.tif by Qin Zeng (166641)

“…Mechanistically, sorafenib indirectly inhibited janus kinase 2 (JAK2) activity and blocked IL-12-induced phosphorylations of JAK2 and signal transducer and activator of transcription 4 (STAT4). …”

Table_2_The Epidemiology of Salmonella enterica Outbreaks in Australia, 2001–2016.XLSX by Laura Ford (3053886)

AIFM2 is required for high-intensity aerobic exercise by promoting glucose utilization by Hai P Nguyen (12969557)

“…Here, we find that AIFM2 is selectively and highly induced in glycolytic extensor digitorum longus (EDL) muscle during exercise. …”

Image_2_The Essential Role of Executive Attention in Unconscious Visuomotor Priming.pdf by Xuechen Mao (12698075)

“…We observed that unconscious visuomotor priming diminished with increasing executive attention load in Experiment 2; however, this pattern did not occur in Experiment 1. …”

Nitrosonifedipine Ameliorates the Progression of Type 2 Diabetic Nephropathy by Exerting Antioxidative Effects by Keisuke Ishizawa (316445)

“…In the present study, we extended these findings by evaluating the efficacy of NO-NIF against DN and by clarifying the mechanisms of its antioxidative effect. …”

Table2_Early life phenobarbital exposure dysregulates the hippocampal transcriptome.xlsx by Seán Quinlan (18266941)

Table_2_Behavior Change in Urban Mammals: A Systematic Review.XLSX by Kate Ritzel (9644744)

HCN1 and HCN2 in Rat DRG Neurons: Levels in Nociceptors and Non-Nociceptors, NT3-Dependence and Influence of CFA-Induced Skin Inflammation on HCN2 and NT3 Expression by Cristian Acosta (112609)

“…This could contribute to acute inflammatory pain. HCN2-immunostaining in large neurons decreased 4 days after CFA, when NT3 was decreased in the DRG. …”

Prediction accuracy across data quality and computational models. by Helene Hoffmann (8016248)

Control of Peptide Structure and Recognition by Fe(III)-Induced Helix Destabilization by Shiroh Futaki (210346)

“…By <i>i</i> and <i>i</i> + 2 positioning of the Ida residues in a 17-residue model peptide, a significant decrease in the helical content was observed by the addition of Fe(III), whereas Fe(II) had no influence on the stability of the helix. …”

Control of Peptide Structure and Recognition by Fe(III)-Induced Helix Destabilization by Shiroh Futaki (210346)

“…By <i>i</i> and <i>i</i> + 2 positioning of the Ida residues in a 17-residue model peptide, a significant decrease in the helical content was observed by the addition of Fe(III), whereas Fe(II) had no influence on the stability of the helix. …”

Control of Peptide Structure and Recognition by Fe(III)-Induced Helix Destabilization by Shiroh Futaki (210346)

“…By <i>i</i> and <i>i</i> + 2 positioning of the Ida residues in a 17-residue model peptide, a significant decrease in the helical content was observed by the addition of Fe(III), whereas Fe(II) had no influence on the stability of the helix. …”

Control of Peptide Structure and Recognition by Fe(III)-Induced Helix Destabilization by Shiroh Futaki (210346)

“…By <i>i</i> and <i>i</i> + 2 positioning of the Ida residues in a 17-residue model peptide, a significant decrease in the helical content was observed by the addition of Fe(III), whereas Fe(II) had no influence on the stability of the helix. …”

Control of Peptide Structure and Recognition by Fe(III)-Induced Helix Destabilization by Shiroh Futaki (210346)

“…By <i>i</i> and <i>i</i> + 2 positioning of the Ida residues in a 17-residue model peptide, a significant decrease in the helical content was observed by the addition of Fe(III), whereas Fe(II) had no influence on the stability of the helix. …”

Control of Peptide Structure and Recognition by Fe(III)-Induced Helix Destabilization by Shiroh Futaki (210346)

“…By <i>i</i> and <i>i</i> + 2 positioning of the Ida residues in a 17-residue model peptide, a significant decrease in the helical content was observed by the addition of Fe(III), whereas Fe(II) had no influence on the stability of the helix. …”

Control of Peptide Structure and Recognition by Fe(III)-Induced Helix Destabilization by Shiroh Futaki (210346)

“…By <i>i</i> and <i>i</i> + 2 positioning of the Ida residues in a 17-residue model peptide, a significant decrease in the helical content was observed by the addition of Fe(III), whereas Fe(II) had no influence on the stability of the helix. …”

Control of Peptide Structure and Recognition by Fe(III)-Induced Helix Destabilization by Shiroh Futaki (210346)

“…By <i>i</i> and <i>i</i> + 2 positioning of the Ida residues in a 17-residue model peptide, a significant decrease in the helical content was observed by the addition of Fe(III), whereas Fe(II) had no influence on the stability of the helix. …”

Control of Peptide Structure and Recognition by Fe(III)-Induced Helix Destabilization by Shiroh Futaki (210346)

“…By <i>i</i> and <i>i</i> + 2 positioning of the Ida residues in a 17-residue model peptide, a significant decrease in the helical content was observed by the addition of Fe(III), whereas Fe(II) had no influence on the stability of the helix. …”

The anti-tumorigenic activity of A2M—A lesson from the naked mole-rat by Susanne Kurz (759116)

“…Notably, A2M is known to dramatically decrease with age in humans. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Genotyping of Mycoplasma pneumoniae strains isolated in Japan during 2019 and 2020: spread of p1 gene type 2c and 2j variant strains.pdf by Tsuyoshi Kenri (833481)

“…The most prevalent variant of type 2 lineage was type 2c (57/89, 64%), while the second-most was type 2j, a novel variant identified in this study (30/89, 33.7%). …”