Wind-Driven Ignition Behavior of Wildland Fuels: Experimental Insights Under Controlled Conditions by Shusmita Saha (19162790)

“…For example, in wheatgrass fuels, flaming ignition temperature rose from ~ 472°C to ~ 610°C as wind speed increased from 0.5 to 2.0 m/s, with a concurrent decrease in smoldering-to-flaming transition time from 105 to 61 seconds. …”

Rac2 promotes differentiation of M2 macrophages <i>in vitro</i>. by Shweta Joshi (555748)

“…(D) & (E), Heatmap representation of metabolites across BMDMs from WT (n = 5) and Rac2-/- (n = 5) mice. Shades of yellow represent elevation of a metabolite and shades of blue represent decrease of a metabolite relative to the median metabolite levels (see color scale). …”

Candidate genes' expression patterns. by Helena Morales Johansson (545369)

“…Pattern 4 genes exhibit very low expression on both substrates at Day 0 (12 hours after attachment) which increases steadily with time on collagen, while expression on Matrigel remains very low. Pattern 5 genes start at a moderate or high level of expression on both substrates that decreases over time only in cells on Matrigel. …”

Table_2_Physiological responses and antibiotic-degradation capacity of duckweed (Lemna aequinoctialis) exposed to streptomycin.docx by Weijuan Huang (3832738)

“…Results indicated that the high streptomycin concentrations (≥1 mM) resulted in a lower duckweed biomass (21.5-41.5%), RGR (0.258-0.336 g d⁻¹), decrease in total Chl and increase in carotenoids. …”

SLS-4 is required for the <i>in vitro</i> ubiquitination of poly-SUMO-2 chains and degradation of SUMO conjugates <i>in vivo</i>. by Chris Boutell (205885)

“…<p>(A) <i>In vitro</i> ubiquitination reactions were carried out in the presence of E1, UbcH5a and ubiquitin (Ubmix), poly-SUMO-2 chains and purified wt ICP0, ICP0ΔRING, or ICP0 C-terminal truncation mutants ICP01-323, ICP01-396 or ICP01-396mSLS-4 as indicated (-/+). …”

<i>zfp-1</i> mutant worms show altered DSB formation and bivalent morphology defects. by Laura I. Lascarez-Lagunas (8275293)

“…Between 4 and 6 gonads were scored per genotype. A significant decrease in levels of RAD-51 foci were observed for zones 3 to 5 in <i>zfp-1</i> germlines compared to wild type and for zones 3 to 7 in <i>zfp-1</i>; <i>syp-1</i> germlines compared to <i>syp-1</i>. …”

Impact of loss of <i>Hes1</i> on differentiation and proliferation in the second heart field. by Francesca Rochais (371680)

“…<p>(A) Immunochemistry with anti-MHC (left), anti-α-actinin (right) and anti-β-galactosidase antibodies in transverse sections through the caudal pharyngeal region of an E9.5 embryo carrying the <i>Mlc1v-nlacZ-24</i> transgene. …”

Posterior Lobes contribute blood cells to the adult hematopoietic hub. by Aditya Kanwal (11250792)

“…Quantitative analyses denoting a decrease in the number of lineage traced cells in the adult hub with the change in shifting regime. …”

Table_2_Physiological responses and antibiotic-degradation capacity of duckweed (Lemna aequinoctialis) exposed to streptomycin.docx by Weijuan Huang (3832738)

“…Results indicated that the high streptomycin concentrations (≥1 mM) resulted in a lower duckweed biomass (21.5-41.5%), RGR (0.258-0.336 g d⁻¹), decrease in total Chl and increase in carotenoids. …”

Evaluation of the articular cartilage in the knees of rats with induced arthritis treated with curcumin by Tiago Nicoliche (8566002)

“…Based on the results of this study, the curcumin treatment appeared to exert a protective effect on cartilage, as it did not result in an increase in cartilage thickness or in MMP-8 and MMP-13 expression but led to increased IHH, Col2, and SOX-5 expression and the number of chondrocytes.…”

Table_1_Physiological responses and antibiotic-degradation capacity of duckweed (Lemna aequinoctialis) exposed to streptomycin.xlsx by Weijuan Huang (3832738)

“…Results indicated that the high streptomycin concentrations (≥1 mM) resulted in a lower duckweed biomass (21.5-41.5%), RGR (0.258-0.336 g d⁻¹), decrease in total Chl and increase in carotenoids. …”

HSPs Inhibits CKII Mediated TDP-43 Filament Assembly. by Yari Carlomagno (152800)

“…<p>Hsp90 can inhibit the polymerization of tau, and TDP-43 is a known substrate for Hsp90. To examine the effects of Hsp90 on CKII mediated rTDP-43 filament assembly, 2.5 µM TDP-43 was polymerized for 60 minutes with CKII in the presence of 0.0–2.5 µM Hsp90. …”

In vitro angiogenesis assay using Matrigel to characterize the antiangiogenic effect mediated by treatment scheme with topotecan and melphalan. by Ursula Winter (3145773)

“…Experiments were performed in triplicate wells and five areas from each well were analyzed. The bar graph illustrates the significant decrease in the percentage of branch points after topotecan or melphalan used in a conventional or metronomic fashion compared to PBS-treated (control) cells or between treatment schedules. …”

Evaluation of Tetrahydrobiopterin Therapy with Large Neutral Amino Acid Supplementation in Phenylketonuria: Effects on Potential Peripheral Biomarkers, Melatonin and Dopamine, for... by Shoji Yano (2937894)

“…<p><b>Overnight serum melatonin AUC (A) and Plasma phenylalanine concentrations (B) over the 4 phases.…”

Table_1_Physiological responses and antibiotic-degradation capacity of duckweed (Lemna aequinoctialis) exposed to streptomycin.xlsx by Weijuan Huang (3832738)

“…Results indicated that the high streptomycin concentrations (≥1 mM) resulted in a lower duckweed biomass (21.5-41.5%), RGR (0.258-0.336 g d⁻¹), decrease in total Chl and increase in carotenoids. …”

Toward Measuring <i>Schistosoma</i> Response to Praziquantel Treatment with Appropriate Descriptors of Egg Excretion by Piero L. Olliaro (217564)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>The control of schistosomiasis emphasizes preventive chemotherapy with praziquantel, which aims at decreasing infection intensity and thus morbidity in individuals, as well as transmission in communities. …”

Polarity-Induced Reactive Wetting: Spreading and Retracting Sessile Water Drops by William S. Y. Wong (2795890)

“…This phenomenon contradicts current understanding, exhibiting a uniquely (1) decreasing advancing contact angle and (2) increasing receding contact angle. …”

Polarity-Induced Reactive Wetting: Spreading and Retracting Sessile Water Drops by William S. Y. Wong (2795890)

“…This phenomenon contradicts current understanding, exhibiting a uniquely (1) decreasing advancing contact angle and (2) increasing receding contact angle. …”

Polarity-Induced Reactive Wetting: Spreading and Retracting Sessile Water Drops by William S. Y. Wong (2795890)

“…This phenomenon contradicts current understanding, exhibiting a uniquely (1) decreasing advancing contact angle and (2) increasing receding contact angle. …”

Polarity-Induced Reactive Wetting: Spreading and Retracting Sessile Water Drops by William S. Y. Wong (2795890)

“…This phenomenon contradicts current understanding, exhibiting a uniquely (1) decreasing advancing contact angle and (2) increasing receding contact angle. …”