Machine learning methods identify putative commitment-associated genes from the committed progenitor (CP1) versus self-renewing (SR) populations. by Jose Teles (5655964)

“…<p>(A) A random forest classifier (1000 trees and 5 variables per node) was trained to discriminate between the SR and CP1 populations using as input expression data for all genes simultaneously. …”

Cytochrome <i>c</i> release is inhibited by insulin administration. by Thomas H. Sanderson (479898)

“…After 8 min of ischemia followed by 24 h of reperfusion (R24, n = 5) cytosolic Cyt<i>c</i> increases ∼4 fold (p < 0.05) and there is a trend toward mitochondrial Cyt<i>c</i> decrease (p = 0.08), both indicative of mitochondrial Cyt<i>c</i> release. …”

MTT cell proliferation assays by Vasilis Androutsopoulos (51786)

“…For the inhibition experiment, acacetin was used at a final concentration of 1.5 μM. Error bars represent mean ± standard deviation (SD) for n = 4 determinations. …”

Damage of the eGC in sepsis. by Anne Wiesinger (487509)

“…<div><p>LPS challenge <i>in </i><i>vivo</i> led to a decrease in eGC thickness (A) and stiffness (B). …”

FGFR2b-ligands signaling controls cell proliferation in the mesenchyme of the limb bud. by Soula Danopoulos (346564)

“…<p>(<b>A–D</b>) Phosphohistone H3 and E-cadherin double IF staining in control E11.5 (<b>A,B</b>) and DTG [<i>R26^rtTA/rtTA; Tg/Tg</i>] (<b>C,D</b>) limb bud exposed to Dox-IP at E10.5 and analyzed at E11.5 demonstrate significant reduction in cell proliferation of both the AER and the adjacent mesenchyme. …”

Evaluation of Meibomian gland structure and appearance after therapeutic Meibomian gland expression by Kasandra Swiderska (18937863)

“…A decrease in Meibomian gland length ratio implies that the loss of gland structure following treatment may be indicative of a temporary structural alteration.…”

Investigating the expression of several bone markers in mineralizing 4T1 cells using real-time RT-PCR. by Rachel F. Cox (148193)

“…Positive staining was observed for calcium (red) and calcium phosphate (black/brown) using alizarin red S and von Kossa staining respectively, in the OC group and to a lesser extent in the OC&dex group. (B) There is a decrease in col1a1 (collagen type 1, alpha 1) mRNA expression in the OC&dex group compared to the control group from days 4–28. …”

RAGE blocking and APP inhibition synergistically reduce oxidative stress, apoptosis and rescue sequential gliocentric cell fate change in DS HNPs. by Jie Lu (139953)

“…(C) Quantification graph shows the large numbers of TUNEL+ cells in DS HNPs decrease to normal level after Anti-RAGE antibody (1 µg/ml) or dalteparin sodium (1 IU/ml) treatment for 24 hours, and a quantification graph is on the upper left (n>5 neurospheres in each experimental sample) (<b><a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0022126#pone.0022126.s005" target="_blank">Figure S5B</a></b>). …”

Influence of treatment with MG132 and GM6001 after infection. by Ping-Sung Chiu (386303)

“…<p>The test groups were: uninfected mice (control), n = 5; <i>A. cantonensis</i>-infected untreated mice (infected), n = 5; mice treated with 1.5 mg of MG132, n = 5; mice treated with 3 mg of MG132, n = 5; mice treated with GM6001 on day 5 PI, n = 5; and mice treated with GM6001 on day 15 PI, n = 5. …”

Influence of clay surfactants polarity on the crystallization and rheological behavior of nanocomposites of PDLLA by Renata Brandão Brito Ramos (5862416)

“…The Avrami and Ozawa parameters showed a three-dimensional spherulitic growth for all samples and the activation energy increased for the hydrophobic clay and decrease for the hydrophilic one. …”

Spontaneous firing rates of ON-type ganglion cells were increased in diabetic mice. by Jun Yu (5904)

“…In diabetic mice, a considerable decrease was observed in the percentage of cells with an average firing frequency <5 Hz, but in the other two frequency bands (≥5 Hz) the percentage of diabetic cells were larger than the control group.…”

<b>Study of the best prediction model for the effectiveness of subcutaneous immunotherapy in childhood asthma patients</b> by Qiuyan Yang (14760943)

“…Compared with those at treatment initiation, a decrease in the VAS score at the ninth month and the FEF 25% at the first year had an impact on withdrawal. 2. …”

Bcl-xL siRNA effectively knocks down Bcl-xL mRNA and protein and induces platelet apoptosis. by Shifang Yu (721211)

“…Bcl-xL expression and apoptosis were assessed 48 h after transfection. (<b>a</b>) Expression levels of the Bcl-xL mRNA were assessed by qRT-PCR. 5s rRNA was used as an endogenous control. …”

Reduced mating efficiency for supersensitive cells. by Weitao Chen (3155154)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Polarization plots of <i>u</i>_<i>2</i> showing four pairs of supersensitive mating cells at the end time point. …”

Reversal of hyperglycemia in NOD mice after cell therapy. by Reza B. Jalili (845889)

“…Fib.) or IDO expressing fibroblasts and an IDO inhibitor, 1-methyl tryptophan (IDO Fib. + 1MT) remained hyperglycemic (<i>n</i> = 5 mice/ group). Kaplan-Meier survival curve with log-rank analysis (<b>C</b>) showed significant decrease in diabetes rate of IDO fibroblast treated group. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Long-Term Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury on Anxiety-Like Behaviors in Mice: Behavioral and Neural Correlates.PDF by Juliana Popovitz (6252578)

“…However, much remains to be understood about the underlying molecular and signaling mechanisms that mediate affective dysfunctions following injury. A lack of consensus in animal studies regarding what the affective sequelae of TBI are has been a major hurdle that has slowed progress, with studies reporting the full range of effects: increase, decrease, and no change in anxiety following injury. …”

DataSheet2_Micro-Porosity and gas emission characteristics of thermally contacted metamorphic coal by igneous intrusion.PDF by Xiang Fu (714580)

“…The decrease of pore volume and specific surface area of micropores makes the adsorption capacity weaker, which results in a decrease in the total amount of emission - smaller Δp value, and earlier inflection point and faster attenuation on the emission curve, namely an increased α value. …”

DataSheet3_Micro-Porosity and gas emission characteristics of thermally contacted metamorphic coal by igneous intrusion.PDF by Xiang Fu (714580)

“…The decrease of pore volume and specific surface area of micropores makes the adsorption capacity weaker, which results in a decrease in the total amount of emission - smaller Δp value, and earlier inflection point and faster attenuation on the emission curve, namely an increased α value. …”

DataSheet1_Micro-Porosity and gas emission characteristics of thermally contacted metamorphic coal by igneous intrusion.PDF by Xiang Fu (714580)

“…The decrease of pore volume and specific surface area of micropores makes the adsorption capacity weaker, which results in a decrease in the total amount of emission - smaller Δp value, and earlier inflection point and faster attenuation on the emission curve, namely an increased α value. …”

Results of MEP data after qTBS. by Nikolai H. Jung (3560903)

“…<p>(A) Timecourse of MEP amplitudes after qTBS at ISI of 1.5 ms in AP and PA direction. …”