Image 6_Sex differences in metabolic regulation by Gi/o-coupled receptor modulation of exocytosis.tiff by Montana Young (20901455)

Image 1_Sex differences in metabolic regulation by Gi/o-coupled receptor modulation of exocytosis.tiff by Montana Young (20901455)

Image 3_Sex differences in metabolic regulation by Gi/o-coupled receptor modulation of exocytosis.tiff by Montana Young (20901455)

Ca²⁺ binding mutants had differential effects on evoked and spontaneous release. by Mallory C. Shields (4474210)

“…Scale bars = 5 mV, 0.1 s. <b>B</b>. Mean EJP amplitude in <i>P[syt^D-N]</i> was unimpaired, but in <i>P[syt^D-E]</i>, it was significantly decreased compared to control (*p < 0.0001). …”

Designation of the experimental setup from Fig 1. by Robin Halamicek (17020918)

“…After temperature/humidity variation and autoclave sterilization, melt blown masks were able to retain a filtration efficiency up to over 90% at 0.1 μm contrary to nano-masks showing a decrease down to around 70%. …”

Mask models M1–M6 with the corresponding price. by Robin Halamicek (17020918)

“…After temperature/humidity variation and autoclave sterilization, melt blown masks were able to retain a filtration efficiency up to over 90% at 0.1 μm contrary to nano-masks showing a decrease down to around 70%. …”

S3 File - by Robin Halamicek (17020918)

“…After temperature/humidity variation and autoclave sterilization, melt blown masks were able to retain a filtration efficiency up to over 90% at 0.1 μm contrary to nano-masks showing a decrease down to around 70%. …”

Effect of adipose-derived stem cells (ASCs) on cytokine levels in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid. by Kyu-Sup Cho (770125)

“…ASCs (A) or ASCs derived from indoleamine 2, 3-dioxygenase (IDO)-knockout (KO) mice (B) treatment significantly decreased IL-4, IL-5, and IL-13, but increased IFN-γ, IL-10, and TGF-β in WT and IDO-KO asthmatic mice. …”

Expression levels of the selected genes knocked down by RNAi. by Dong Fang (168743)

“…A 160 µg dosage was only used in the <i>krmp</i>-injected group, because the expression did not decrease significantly in the 40 µg dosage-injected group.…”

Sexual dimorphism of sleep regulated by juvenile hormone signaling in <i>Drosophila</i> - Fig 3 by Binbin Wu (506019)

“…<p><b>Effects of JH receptor <i>gce</i> mutations on sleep behavior</b>. (A) <i>Gce</i> mutation increased the female daytime sleep amount and decreased the male daytime sleep amount, while neither 0.1mM nor 1mM JH analog could rescue the mutant phenotypes. …”

Catalyst-Free and Rapid Chemical Approach for in Situ Growth of “Chemically Reactive” and Porous Polymeric Coating by Supriya Das (529597)

“…Furthermore, the choice of small alkylamines for post-covalent modifications of the “chemically reactive” dip-coating provided superhydrophobicity with a tailored water adhesion. A gradual increase in both roll-off angles, and the contact angle hysteresis (from 5° to 30°) was noted with a decrease in the hydrocarbon tail of selected alkylamines. …”

Catalyst-Free and Rapid Chemical Approach for in Situ Growth of “Chemically Reactive” and Porous Polymeric Coating by Supriya Das (529597)

“…Furthermore, the choice of small alkylamines for post-covalent modifications of the “chemically reactive” dip-coating provided superhydrophobicity with a tailored water adhesion. A gradual increase in both roll-off angles, and the contact angle hysteresis (from 5° to 30°) was noted with a decrease in the hydrocarbon tail of selected alkylamines. …”

Catalyst-Free and Rapid Chemical Approach for in Situ Growth of “Chemically Reactive” and Porous Polymeric Coating by Supriya Das (529597)

“…Furthermore, the choice of small alkylamines for post-covalent modifications of the “chemically reactive” dip-coating provided superhydrophobicity with a tailored water adhesion. A gradual increase in both roll-off angles, and the contact angle hysteresis (from 5° to 30°) was noted with a decrease in the hydrocarbon tail of selected alkylamines. …”

Catalyst-Free and Rapid Chemical Approach for in Situ Growth of “Chemically Reactive” and Porous Polymeric Coating by Supriya Das (529597)

“…Furthermore, the choice of small alkylamines for post-covalent modifications of the “chemically reactive” dip-coating provided superhydrophobicity with a tailored water adhesion. A gradual increase in both roll-off angles, and the contact angle hysteresis (from 5° to 30°) was noted with a decrease in the hydrocarbon tail of selected alkylamines. …”

Catalyst-Free and Rapid Chemical Approach for in Situ Growth of “Chemically Reactive” and Porous Polymeric Coating by Supriya Das (529597)

“…Furthermore, the choice of small alkylamines for post-covalent modifications of the “chemically reactive” dip-coating provided superhydrophobicity with a tailored water adhesion. A gradual increase in both roll-off angles, and the contact angle hysteresis (from 5° to 30°) was noted with a decrease in the hydrocarbon tail of selected alkylamines. …”

Catalyst-Free and Rapid Chemical Approach for in Situ Growth of “Chemically Reactive” and Porous Polymeric Coating by Supriya Das (529597)

“…Furthermore, the choice of small alkylamines for post-covalent modifications of the “chemically reactive” dip-coating provided superhydrophobicity with a tailored water adhesion. A gradual increase in both roll-off angles, and the contact angle hysteresis (from 5° to 30°) was noted with a decrease in the hydrocarbon tail of selected alkylamines. …”

Catalyst-Free and Rapid Chemical Approach for in Situ Growth of “Chemically Reactive” and Porous Polymeric Coating by Supriya Das (529597)

“…Furthermore, the choice of small alkylamines for post-covalent modifications of the “chemically reactive” dip-coating provided superhydrophobicity with a tailored water adhesion. A gradual increase in both roll-off angles, and the contact angle hysteresis (from 5° to 30°) was noted with a decrease in the hydrocarbon tail of selected alkylamines. …”

Treating dental crowding with mandibular incisor extraction in an Angle Class I patient by Gislana Braga Machado (12852549)

One page deciphering the 3x + 1 Problem by Ke Li (8802167)

Table1_The fission fragment rocket engine for Mars fast transit.XLSX by J. Gahl (17140540)