Maternal pre-pregnancy obesity, offspring cord blood DNA methylation, and offspring cardiometabolic health in early childhood: an epigenome-wide association study by Chantel L. Martin (5451938)

“…Epigenetic alterations, such as in DNA methylation (DNAm), are a hypothesized link; however, sex-specific epigenomic targets remain unclear. …”

image_1.PDF by Emma J. Foster (5049770)

“…Total anterior circulation stroke and a prestroke modified Rankin Scale score of 3–5 were associated with decreased risk of both events, with hypertension and cancer decreasing risk of falls only.…”

DataSheet6_Effect of crystal-photodetector interface extraction efficiency on Cerenkov photons’ detection time.docx by Carlotta Trigila (12472155)

“…In this context, the transit time spread in the crystal, highly dependent on the detector geometry, plays a crucial role in the photon detection time. In this work, we performed optical simulations in bismuth germanium oxide using 511 keV gamma with GATE to investigate the optical photons extraction when modifying the index of refraction at the crystal-photodetector interface and the crystal aspect ratio. …”

DataSheet3_Effect of crystal-photodetector interface extraction efficiency on Cerenkov photons’ detection time.docx by Carlotta Trigila (12472155)

“…In this context, the transit time spread in the crystal, highly dependent on the detector geometry, plays a crucial role in the photon detection time. In this work, we performed optical simulations in bismuth germanium oxide using 511 keV gamma with GATE to investigate the optical photons extraction when modifying the index of refraction at the crystal-photodetector interface and the crystal aspect ratio. …”

DataSheet7_Effect of crystal-photodetector interface extraction efficiency on Cerenkov photons’ detection time.docx by Carlotta Trigila (12472155)

“…In this context, the transit time spread in the crystal, highly dependent on the detector geometry, plays a crucial role in the photon detection time. In this work, we performed optical simulations in bismuth germanium oxide using 511 keV gamma with GATE to investigate the optical photons extraction when modifying the index of refraction at the crystal-photodetector interface and the crystal aspect ratio. …”

DataSheet4_Effect of crystal-photodetector interface extraction efficiency on Cerenkov photons’ detection time.docx by Carlotta Trigila (12472155)

“…In this context, the transit time spread in the crystal, highly dependent on the detector geometry, plays a crucial role in the photon detection time. In this work, we performed optical simulations in bismuth germanium oxide using 511 keV gamma with GATE to investigate the optical photons extraction when modifying the index of refraction at the crystal-photodetector interface and the crystal aspect ratio. …”

DataSheet1_Effect of crystal-photodetector interface extraction efficiency on Cerenkov photons’ detection time.docx by Carlotta Trigila (12472155)

“…In this context, the transit time spread in the crystal, highly dependent on the detector geometry, plays a crucial role in the photon detection time. In this work, we performed optical simulations in bismuth germanium oxide using 511 keV gamma with GATE to investigate the optical photons extraction when modifying the index of refraction at the crystal-photodetector interface and the crystal aspect ratio. …”

DataSheet2_Effect of crystal-photodetector interface extraction efficiency on Cerenkov photons’ detection time.docx by Carlotta Trigila (12472155)

“…In this context, the transit time spread in the crystal, highly dependent on the detector geometry, plays a crucial role in the photon detection time. In this work, we performed optical simulations in bismuth germanium oxide using 511 keV gamma with GATE to investigate the optical photons extraction when modifying the index of refraction at the crystal-photodetector interface and the crystal aspect ratio. …”

DataSheet1_The Efficacy and Mid-term Durability of Urethral Sphincter Injections of Platelet-Rich Plasma in Treatment of Female Stress Urinary Incontinence.docx by Ching-Hsiang Chiang (12057068)

“…The follow-up date was 12 months after the fourth PRP treatment.</p><p>Results: The mean age was 61.7 ± 15.3 years. The overall success rate was 50% with the post-treatment mean GRA of 1.5 ± 1.1. …”

Chronic administration of FT₂Fc. by Anna Henzi (9635793)

“…Starting at 1 month of age, ZH3 and WT mice were injected with FT₂Fc (or control treatment) 3 times per week until the age of 5 months. Bars with grey shades show expected changes in protein levels with dark and light grey meaning high and low levels, respectively. …”

<i>MEF2C</i> and <i>EPAS1</i> effect glucose homeostasis and muscle phenotypes. by Ying Xiong (245379)

“…(B) Birds with less <i>MEF2C</i> expression showed a dramatic decrease in body weight and had significant increase in loss of body mass than other group (n = 5 each). …”

Effect of spirulina on TH immunoreactive cells in the SNpc. by Mibel M. Pabon (307262)

“…Two-way ANOVA yielded a main effect of diet (F = 81.3), and a main effect of vector group (F = 45.5; p<0.01), although without a significant interaction. …”

<i>Smed-not1</i> is expressed in CNS and throughout the parenchyma in an irradiation-sensitive manner. by Jordi Solana (499882)

“…<i>Smed-not1</i> signals are detected as a broad staining pattern in non-irradiated animals (A, top panel, non irrad), and decrease 3 days (A, middle panel, irrad 3d) and 5 days (A, bottom panel, irrad 5d) after lethal irradiation. …”

HEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS AND BODY COMPOSITION OF SOCCER PLAYERS by Allana Kelly Bussollaro (5631524)

Wildlife Population Dynamics in Human-Dominated Landscapes under Community-Based Conservation: The Example of Nakuru Wildlife Conservancy, Kenya by Joseph O. Ogutu (785855)

“…The trends for the 44 wildlife species showed five general patterns during 1996–2015. 1) Steinbuck, bushbuck, hartebeest and greater kudu numbers declined persistently and significantly throughout 1996–2015 and thus merit the greatest conservation attention. 2) Klipspringer, mongoose, oribi, porcupine, cheetah, leopard, ostrich and Sykes monkey numbers also decreased noticeably but not significantly between 1996 and 2015. 3) Dik dik, eland, African hare, Jackal, duiker, hippo and Thomson’s gazelle numbers first increased and then declined between 1996 and 2015 but only significantly for duiker and hippo. 4) Aardvark, serval cat, colobus monkey, bat-eared fox, reedbuck, hyena and baboon numbers first declined and then increased but only the increases in reedbuck and baboon numbers were significant. 5) Grant’s gazelle, Grevy’s zebra, lion, spring hare, Burchell’s zebra, bushpig, white rhino, rock hyrax, topi, oryx, vervet monkey, guinea fowl, giraffe, and wildebeest numbers increased consistently between 1996 and 2015. …”

DataSheet1_Functional characterization of SGLT1 using SSM-based electrophysiology: Kinetics of sugar binding and translocation.pdf by Andre Bazzone (3169068)

“…From the steady-state transport current, we found a sequence for sugar specificity (V_max/K_M): D-glucose > MDG > D-galactose > 3-OMG > D-xylose. …”

Forest Fragmentation Analysis in the Municipalities of Corumbiara and Buritis, Rondônia State, Brazil by Olívia Bueno Costa (6136220)

“…Results indicated an increase in the number of patches in the area of study in the past decade, with an increase in edge effects, significant reduction of forest class area, and a decrease in the connectivity of forest patches. …”

Single population model can account for empirical occurrence rate but not for recurrence rates. by Selver Demic (646341)

“…The parameters of the model are: <i>a = 4.65; b = −3; c = 0.175; d = 5; I = 0.02</i>. …”

Results of the host-derived enforcement after defining the minimal growth medium. by Nantia Leonidou (14833068)

“…Compared to the blood medium, these targets proved to have a greater impact on the virus growth leading to a higher decrease than GK1.…”

Influence of the quenching temperature. by Naresh Kasoju (638571)

“…<p>SEM images of the cross section and the outer surface of PLCL300 foams (5% w/v) prepared at various quenching temperatures (−25, −80 and −196°C) for 30 s revealed that the increase in the quenching depth promoted the organization of pores with a significant decrease in the average pore size, but with a slight alteration in the overall foam thickness. …”