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    Preserved NSS at 2 and at 24 hours following ischemia and decreased infarct volume in PAR1 KO mice 24 hours following ischemic stroke. by Efrat Shavit-Stein (3186678)

    Published 2021
    “…(D) Infarct volume decreases as a function of distance from the ischemic core (slices #5&6). …”
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    Homozygous deletion of <i>ERG251</i> leads to increased sensitivity to cell membrane and osmotic stress but decreased sensitivity to oxidative stress. by Xin Zhou (54275)

    Published 2024
    “…GO terms are highlighted and differentially expressed genes contributing to the enrichment noted to the right. <b>C.</b> Relative growth (area under growth curve) of <i>ERG251/ERG251</i>, <i>erg251Δ/ERG251</i>, <i>ERG251/erg251Δ</i>, and <i>erg251Δ/Δ</i> in YPAD+NaCl (0 to 3.0M), YPAD+SDS (0 to 0.1%), and YPAD+H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub> (0 to 25 mM) across different concentrations (Methods). …”
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    Effects of Fluid Aging and Reservoir Temperature on Waterflooding in 2.5D Glass Micromodels by Duy Le-Anh (8722380)

    Published 2022
    “…To study improved oil recovery (IOR) via laboratory experiments at the pore scale, we performed waterflooding experiments in a glass 2.5D micromodel (dual depth: 12 and 27 μm) with crude oil (CRO) and brines of variable compositions at temperatures ranging from 22 °C (room temperature) to 90 °C. …”
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    Effects of Fluid Aging and Reservoir Temperature on Waterflooding in 2.5D Glass Micromodels by Duy Le-Anh (8722380)

    Published 2022
    “…To study improved oil recovery (IOR) via laboratory experiments at the pore scale, we performed waterflooding experiments in a glass 2.5D micromodel (dual depth: 12 and 27 μm) with crude oil (CRO) and brines of variable compositions at temperatures ranging from 22 °C (room temperature) to 90 °C. …”
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