At E9.5 Actb^−/− neural crest cells show a significant decrease of cadherin-11 expression. by Davina Tondeleir (426905)

“…We only observed a significant reduction of cadherin-11 intensities in Actb^−/− neural crest cells at E9.5. …”

HC-070 decreases anxiety in a standard EPM. by Stefan Just (4811358)

Decrease in number of activated macrophages in demyelinated nerves subjected to 1hr ES. by Nikki A. McLean (643606)

“…Note: ES results in a significant decrease in the ED-1 IF 10d post-LPC (5d post-ES; K) and 12d post-LPC (7d post-ES; N) relative to LPC only in a pattern suggestive of movement toward lateral edges and egress (arrow). …”

(A) CaMKII inhibition by KN-93 or AIP, or calmodulin inhibition by W-7 decreases O₂ consumption in SANC suspension (n = 5 for each drug), (B) AIP decreases mitochondrial flavoprotein fluorescence in single SANC (representative example), indicating a net reduction of flavoprotein pool. by Yael Yaniv (162548)

Supplementary Material for: MicroRNA-125a Correlates with Decreased Psoriasis Severity and Inflammation and Represses Keratinocyte Proliferation by Su F. (4127968)

Detection of epistasis is confined in a time window whose width is controlled by the mean selection coefficient. by Gabriele Pedruzzi (5753792)

Decreased health-related quality of life in angiodysplasia patients: A cross-sectional cohort by Karina V. Grooteman (4050388)

IPC increases SIRT1 expression and decreases nuclear SIRT1 protein levels. by John W. Thompson (458635)

Activating cAMP synthesis decreases liberation of propionyl-CoA from cholesterol. by Kaley M. Wilburn (12060476)

Heterozygous TIN2-R282H mutation decreases the frequency of telomere extension by telomerase. by Amanda K. Frank (778017)

Experiment 1: Comparison of effort and delay discounting. by Miriam C. Klein-Flügge (713481)

“…The sigmoidal model was included because it fulfills two particular features: it can obtain initially concave shapes, in line with work showing that the sense of effort increases as a power function of the target force with decreasing sensitivity at lower effort levels; and it entails a turning point after which effort discounting becomes progressively less steep. …”

MGAT1 knockdown decreases tumor migration, and invasion in prostate cancer cells. by Reza Beheshti Zavareh (308800)

HA-MAD1 tumors have increased CIN and decreased p53. by Sarah E. Copeland (13951506)

Supplementary Material for: Type 2 Diabetes in Octogenarians Is Associated with Decreased Low Molecular Weight Adiponectin by Graessler J. (4123054)

<i>SIRT6</i> Minor Allele Genotype Is Associated with >5-Year Decrease in Lifespan in an Aged Cohort by Mindi J. TenNapel (679433)

Woven bone content is decreased at later stages of fracture healing in HFD-fed mice. by Matthew L. Brown (431187)

Decreased biomechanical stability of bones from <i>Col1a1-Krm2</i> transgenic mice. by Jochen Schulze (365258)

“…(D) Cortical thickness (C.Th.) and bone mineral density (vBMD) are decreased in <i>Col1a1-Krm2</i> transgenic mice compared to wildtype littermates. …”

Panel (a) shows ensemble mean global mean near-surface air temperature in historical and RCP simulations from CanESM2 by Nathan P Gillett (557010)

“…Shaded bands show estimates of the 5–95% uncertainty ranges in the ensemble mean ratios, derived by taking the standard deviation of the ratio from each of the five independent pairs of simulations with and without aerosol changes, dividing by the square root of five (the ensemble size), and multiplying by a Student-<em>t</em> statistic with a cutoff value of 0.05 and four degrees of freedom (one less than the ensemble size). …”

Decrease of dermal markers after <i>Wnt11</i> RNAi. by Gabriela Morosan-Puopolo (211008)

PowerPoint Slides for: Patiromer Decreases Serum Potassium and Phosphate Levels in Patients on Hemodialysis by Bushinsky D.A. (3246690)

“…<p><b><i>Background:</i></b> Persistent hyperkalemia (serum potassium (K) ≥5.5 mEq/l) is a common condition in hemodialysis (HD) patients, is associated with increased mortality, and treatment options are limited. …”