Results of comparison between Model5 and Model9. by Taiga Mori (21410076)

“…Specifically, three structural patterns were observed: (1) the magnitude of the first cycles increases with length (anticipatory rising), (2) the magnitude decreases proportionally with position (declination), and (3) the magnitude of the final cycles is noticeably smaller than predicted from the preceding trend (final lowering). …”

Distribution of nod lengths. by Taiga Mori (21410076)

“…Specifically, three structural patterns were observed: (1) the magnitude of the first cycles increases with length (anticipatory rising), (2) the magnitude decreases proportionally with position (declination), and (3) the magnitude of the final cycles is noticeably smaller than predicted from the preceding trend (final lowering). …”

Terminology used in this study. by Taiga Mori (21410076)

“…Specifically, three structural patterns were observed: (1) the magnitude of the first cycles increases with length (anticipatory rising), (2) the magnitude decreases proportionally with position (declination), and (3) the magnitude of the final cycles is noticeably smaller than predicted from the preceding trend (final lowering). …”

MAEs of each window size. by Taiga Mori (21410076)

“…Specifically, three structural patterns were observed: (1) the magnitude of the first cycles increases with length (anticipatory rising), (2) the magnitude decreases proportionally with position (declination), and (3) the magnitude of the final cycles is noticeably smaller than predicted from the preceding trend (final lowering). …”

Screenshot of the corpus. by Taiga Mori (21410076)

“…Specifically, three structural patterns were observed: (1) the magnitude of the first cycles increases with length (anticipatory rising), (2) the magnitude decreases proportionally with position (declination), and (3) the magnitude of the final cycles is noticeably smaller than predicted from the preceding trend (final lowering). …”

Results of comparison between Model5 and Model10. by Taiga Mori (21410076)

“…Specifically, three structural patterns were observed: (1) the magnitude of the first cycles increases with length (anticipatory rising), (2) the magnitude decreases proportionally with position (declination), and (3) the magnitude of the final cycles is noticeably smaller than predicted from the preceding trend (final lowering). …”

Posterior distribution of fixed effects. by Taiga Mori (21410076)

“…Specifically, three structural patterns were observed: (1) the magnitude of the first cycles increases with length (anticipatory rising), (2) the magnitude decreases proportionally with position (declination), and (3) the magnitude of the final cycles is noticeably smaller than predicted from the preceding trend (final lowering). …”

Image 2_Sex differences in metabolic regulation by Gi/o-coupled receptor modulation of exocytosis.tiff by Montana Young (20901455)

“…Background<p>Presynaptic G_i/o coupled GPCRs can act as negative feedback regulators of neurotransmitter release via Gβγ effector modulation through two mechanisms: decreased calcium influx and direct inhibition of membrane fusion by soluble N-ethylmaleimide—sensitive factor attachment protein (SNAP) receptor (SNARE). …”

Two Faces of Chondroitin Sulfate Proteoglycan in Spinal Cord Repair: A Role in Microglia/Macrophage Activation by Asya Rolls (84466)

“…Using the chimeric mice we found that the immediate inhibition of CSPG production caused a dramatic effect on the spatial organization of the infiltrating myeloid cells around the lesion site, decreased insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) production by microglia/macrophages, and increased tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-α) levels. …”

Data for "Effects of drying and orientation to perennial refuges on aquatic biodiversity across two basins differing in aridity" by Brian A. Gill (10798710)

“…However, most studies of intermittent streams are conducted at extremes of scale, are limited in taxonomic and temporal scope, and focus exclusively on drying patterns. Here, we assessed how both flow intermittency and orientation to perennial refuges affect aquatic invertebrates and aquatic and semi-aquatic vertebrates across two years within two intermittent river basins differing in their aridity. …”

Data_Sheet_2_Admixture Has Shaped Romani Genetic Diversity in Clinically Relevant Variants.XLSX by Neus Font-Porterias (4809177)

Elevated levels of autoantibodies against EXD2 and PHAX in the sera of patients with chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension by Akira Naito (663843)

“…The serum antibody levels to these antigens were also elevated in PAH patients. The titers against EXD2 peptide decreased after surgical treatment in CTEPH patients. …”

Video2_Spatial Learning Promotes Adult Neurogenesis in Specific Regions of the Zebrafish Pallium.MP4 by Laura S. Mazzitelli-Fuentes (12526966)

“…We found that labeled cells decreased between 4 and 32 dpl in both learning-sensitive regions, whereas a fraction of them continues proliferating over time. …”

Data_Sheet_2_Plant Community Response to Forest Fuel Management in Patagonian Pine Plantations.PDF by María Melisa Rago (8895686)

“…In sites with less precipitation and initial residual biomass, native species predominated, and mastication had the lowest negative impact on initial vegetation recovery, whereas in sites with high proportion of exotic, vegetation recovery was led by exotics in all fuel reduction treatments; in a site having scarce vegetation within plantation, we did not detect any substantial change. Woody residues only decreased when their initial cover was >20%, and litter debris cover reloaded by the second year after fuel reduction. …”

DataSheet2_Tlr7 drives sex- and tissue-dependent effects in Sjögren’s disease.PDF by Achamaporn Punnanitinont (14262092)

DataSheet_2_Response mechanisms to acid stress promote LF82 replication in macrophages.pdf by Ting Yao (5118593)

“…The replication in macrophages of ΔnarK, ΔnarXL, ΔnarP, and Δhmp were decreased. In addition, we found that the expression of flagellar genes was downregulated in acidic pH and after LF82 invading macrophages. …”

Data_Sheet_2_Transcriptome Characterization of Repressed Embryonic Myogenesis Due to Maternal Calorie Restriction.XLS by Jun He (46556)

Video_2_Bidirectional Optogenetic Modulation of the Subthalamic Nucleus in a Rodent Model of Parkinson’s Disease.WMV by Caroline Xie (12553255)

Table_1_HIPK2 Is Required for Midbody Remnant Removal Through Autophagy-Mediated Degradation.pdf by Francesca Sardina (9382625)

“…We found that HIPK2 depletion leads to (i) increased levels of CEP55, a key effector of both midbody formation and MBR degradation; (ii) decreased levels of the selective autophagy receptors NBR1 and p62/SQSTM1; and (iii) impaired autophagic flux. …”

Image_3_HIPK2 Is Required for Midbody Remnant Removal Through Autophagy-Mediated Degradation.TIF by Francesca Sardina (9382625)

“…We found that HIPK2 depletion leads to (i) increased levels of CEP55, a key effector of both midbody formation and MBR degradation; (ii) decreased levels of the selective autophagy receptors NBR1 and p62/SQSTM1; and (iii) impaired autophagic flux. …”