Amyloid‑β Peptide Triggers Membrane Remodeling in Supported Lipid Bilayers Depending on Their Hydrophobic Thickness by Sigalit Meker (2233507)

“…These commonalities pointed to strong Aβ peptide–membrane interactions in all cases. …”

Amyloid‑β Peptide Triggers Membrane Remodeling in Supported Lipid Bilayers Depending on Their Hydrophobic Thickness by Sigalit Meker (2233507)

“…These commonalities pointed to strong Aβ peptide–membrane interactions in all cases. …”

Amyloid‑β Peptide Triggers Membrane Remodeling in Supported Lipid Bilayers Depending on Their Hydrophobic Thickness by Sigalit Meker (2233507)

“…These commonalities pointed to strong Aβ peptide–membrane interactions in all cases. …”

Amyloid‑β Peptide Triggers Membrane Remodeling in Supported Lipid Bilayers Depending on Their Hydrophobic Thickness by Sigalit Meker (2233507)

“…These commonalities pointed to strong Aβ peptide–membrane interactions in all cases. …”

Amyloid‑β Peptide Triggers Membrane Remodeling in Supported Lipid Bilayers Depending on Their Hydrophobic Thickness by Sigalit Meker (2233507)

“…These commonalities pointed to strong Aβ peptide–membrane interactions in all cases. …”

Alteration of bone architecture after OA induction. by Julia Lorenz (626379)

“…A) Tb.N declined in WT (p = 0.018) and Mc1re/e (p = 0.043) at both time points after OA-induction compared to day 0 with no differences observed between both groups. …”

FA clusters for EO vs. LO MDD. by Yuqi Cheng (428511)

“…<p>Upper panel (EO): Five clusters (a, c–f) with increased FA (red color) but one cluster (b) with decreased FA (blue color) was found in EO patients, compared with the paired HCs. …”

Supplement 2. R code for simulating binary assemblage data that exhibit directional change in species composition. by Kathryn M. Irvine (194316)

RNA-seq analysis to gain insights into phage resistance mechanisms. by Vivek K. Mutalik (1479757)

“…In (A), (C), and (E) plots, purple filled data points are adjusted <i>p</i>-value < 0.001 and abs(log2FC) > 2. …”

Results of experiment 3&4—Flanker experiments with predictable and unpredictable timing. by Klaas Bombeke (3927152)

“…Only the Flanker task with a predictable irrelevant-first temporal arrangement showed a significant posterior modulation reflecting a decreased negativity starting around 150 ms, likely representing decreased early attentional processing.…”

Mechanical parameters of KCl-activated scaffolds. by Yves Lecarpentier (636443)

“…<p><b>Panels A, B and C</b>: Determination of the T-V hyperbolic relationship. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Quantifying Motor Task Performance by Bounded Rational Decision Theory.pdf by Sonja Schach (6084632)

“…Here, we devised a pointing task where subjects had restricted reaction and movement time. …”

Stability results for shear-thinning fluids. by Fabien Depoilly (20291002)

“…Points are experimental thresholds from [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0310805#pone.0310805.ref029" target="_blank">29</a>], obtained for CMC and xanthan gum mixtures. f) Carreau fluid: wave celerity rescaled by , as a function of Re^<i>θ</i>. …”

Clinical course of patient and drug resistance profile. by Atsuko Hachiya (233188)

“…<p>(A) The two clinical isolates were collected from the patient at the time points indicated by triangles. …”

Comparison of mean shape parameters, <i>κ</i>, from generalized Pareto distribution (GPD) fits to beneficial alleles randomly sampled from each simulation’s mutant screen experimen... by Nicholas L. V. O’Brien (18611479)

Critical transitions in the Ising model with temperature <i>T</i> fixed and an external magnetic field <i>h</i> slowly changing from negative to positive values. by Manfred Füllsack (4691716)

“…When the process is reverted, with <i>h</i> decreasing, <i>M</i> jumps at <i>h</i>* back to the lower equilibrium, thus causing hysteresis (Tipping or bifurcation points indicated as B1 and B2). …”

Distribution of H3N2 strains by changes in titers between two visits. by Bingyi Yang (633876)

“…Colored bars represent the distribution of H3N2 strains regardless of titer changes for the examined data. (A) all data; (B) a subset contains pre-existing titers ≤ 1:40; (C) a subset contains pre-existing titers > 1:40. …”

MeHg Suppresses PDGF-Mediated Signaling from the Nucleus Back to the Receptor by Zaibo Li (273729)

“…</p> <p>(E) Cells grown as in (A) also showed decreased phosphorylation of PDGFRα (as detected with anti-PDGFRα(pY⁷⁴²) antibody). …”

Mechanical differences are explained by the difference in multicellular architecture. by Gautham Venugopalan (613226)

“…<p>(A) Simulation of hollow and filled structures predicts decreased compliance (increased stiffness) of the structure associated with multicellular architecture. …”

Spatial decay of signal synchrony and response correlation. by Michael H. Graber (492359)

“…<p><b>A</b> The average pairwise synchrony (CCs, on the time scale of 0.1 s) in different cell types decreases as a function of the distance between ROI centers. …”