Image_3_Prior Practice Affects Movement-Related Beta Modulation and Quiet Wake Restores It to Baseline.TIF by Elisa Tatti (6455378)

“…<p>Beta oscillations (13.5−25 Hz) over the sensorimotor areas are characterized by a power decrease during movement execution (event-related desynchronization, ERD) and a sharp rebound after the movement end (event-related synchronization, ERS). …”

Diagrammatic pathways involved in low glucose-induced autophagy defect. by Delphine Balmer (458897)

“…Longer exposition to low glucose (48 h) induced a decrease in BCL-2 protein expression, which enhanced the effect on BAX (and possibly on BECLIN1). …”

Image_1_Prior Practice Affects Movement-Related Beta Modulation and Quiet Wake Restores It to Baseline.TIF by Elisa Tatti (6455378)

“…<p>Beta oscillations (13.5−25 Hz) over the sensorimotor areas are characterized by a power decrease during movement execution (event-related desynchronization, ERD) and a sharp rebound after the movement end (event-related synchronization, ERS). …”

Table_1_Prior Practice Affects Movement-Related Beta Modulation and Quiet Wake Restores It to Baseline.docx by Elisa Tatti (6455378)

“…<p>Beta oscillations (13.5−25 Hz) over the sensorimotor areas are characterized by a power decrease during movement execution (event-related desynchronization, ERD) and a sharp rebound after the movement end (event-related synchronization, ERS). …”

Table_1_K Deprivation Modulates the Primary Metabolites and Increases Putrescine Concentration in Brassica napus.docx by Elise Réthoré (11270742)

“…The lower availability of K was associated with a decrease in the concentration of both S and N and modulated the genes involved in their uptake and transport. …”

Presentation_2_K Deprivation Modulates the Primary Metabolites and Increases Putrescine Concentration in Brassica napus.pptx by Elise Réthoré (11270742)

“…The lower availability of K was associated with a decrease in the concentration of both S and N and modulated the genes involved in their uptake and transport. …”

Optimization of the effect of rISL1 protein on hESCs. by Hananeh Fonoudi (278175)

“…The percentage of beating clusters in the rISL1-treated group was significantly higher than the untreated group at day 14 after plating (75±10% vs. 20±2.5%). )* : P<0.05((F) rISL1 treatment resulted in a 3.2±0.5 fold increase in the number of beating areas in comparison with untreated control group. rISL1 also caused a 2.2±0.4 fold increase in the other hESC line, Royan H6, which shows the reproducibility of this protocol for another hESC line. )* : P<0.05((G) In order to assess the expression of cardiac-specific genes, we collected samples at 3 stages: day 3 after plating (the day of rISL1 removal); day 14 after plating (day of maximum beating); and day 20 after plating (day that beating decreased and cells were mature) by qRT-PCR in two hESC lines. …”

MC3T3-E1 cell proliferation and mineralization after irradiation. by Ming Chen (115604)

“…<p>Low-dose (0.5 Gy) irradiation significantly promoted cell proliferation from days 2 to 6 compared with control cells (0 Gy), whereas high-dose (5 Gy) irradiation inhibited cell proliferation (A). …”

Profiling overall protein <i>O</i>-glycosylation pathway genes in <i>F. graminearum.</i> by Heeji Moon (17474719)

“…Sexual developments were categorized as discrete phenotypic traits and scored on a 4-point scale (a: no difference compared with wild-type, b: decreased number of perithecia and ascospore or delayed perithecia maturation or decreased number of discharged ascospores, c: no perithecia and ascospore formation or no ascospore discharge, e: essential genes). …”

Profiling overall protein <i>N</i>-glycosylation pathway genes in <i>F. graminearum.</i> by Heeji Moon (17474719)

“…Sexual developments were categorized as discrete phenotypic traits and scored on a 4-point scale (a: no difference compared with wild-type, b: decreased number of perithecia and ascospore or delayed perithecia maturation or decreased number of discharged ascospores, c: no perithecia and ascospore formation or no ascospore discharge, e: essential genes). …”

Early attachment of <i>B. pertussis</i> strains to abiotic surfaces. by Diego O. Serra (190806)

“…The number of WT bacteria in the inoculum was reduced from 1×10⁹ to 4×10⁸ CFUs ml⁻¹ so as to decrease the population of cells initially adhered to the level displayed by the Δ<i>fhaB</i> strain with a high inoculum (1×10⁹ CFUs ml⁻¹), and then incubated under normal biofilm culture conditions. …”

DataSheet1_The treatment of bacterial biofilms cultivated on knee arthroplasty implants using the bioelectric effect.PDF by Iskandar Tamimi (15340505)

“…</p><p>Results: The number of the CFUs after a 10-minute exposure to the bioelectric effect was of 208.2 ± 240.4, compared with 6,041.6 ± 2010.7 CFUs in group A, representing a decrease of 96.5% ± 4.3 (p = 0.004). …”

Thermal properties of phase-change materials based on high-density polyethylene filled with micro-encapsulated paraffin wax for thermal energy storage by Karkri, M.

“…Microcapsules consisting of paraffin wax cores with a melting point of approximately 42 °C and a melamine-formaldehyde resin shell were synthesized using in situ polymerization. …”
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Qualitative comparison of the results of the ISS T-002 and the ISS OBS T-002 up to 48 weeks: central and effector memory T cell phenotype and cellular immune responses. by Barbara Ensoli (120173)

“…a<p>Subjects enrolled in the clinical trial; ^bsubjects enrolled in the OBS study with the same characteristics at baseline of the trial patients; ^c all evaluable subjects enrolled in the OBS study. +, increase; −, decrease; +/−, fluctuations (higher and lower levels as compared to baseline at different time points);  =  stable; (∗), statistically significant in at least one time point.…”

Stages and differential expression of <i>Fundulus heteroclitus</i> embryos incubated in water or exposed to air. by Angèle Tingaud-Sequeira (417086)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Representative photomicrographs of mid-gastrula embryos (50% epiboly), and of developing embryos after 0.5, 1, 3, 6, 12 and 24 h of aerial incubation at ∼100% RH as indicated. …”

TGFβ induces <i>SOST</i> expression through Smad3. by Jacqueline Nguyen (290539)

“…<p>Treating UMR-106 cells with TGFβ1 (5 ng/ml) for 2, 8, or 24 h results in an increase in <i>SOST</i> mRNA, while inhibiting TGFβ signaling with SB431542 results in a decrease in <i>SOST</i> expression (A). …”

Neutralizing antibody epitopes. by Heidi G. Burke (815958)

“…(C) Domain II (AD-4) in complex with a human neutralizing Ab, SM5-1 (4OSN and 4OT1) (left) and domain II of gB, chain B, modeled with Fab SM5-1 (right) to illustrate how glycosylation would affect antibody binding. …”

Decision boundary dynamics modulated by theta activity. by Nadja R. Ging-Jehli (10925910)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Exemplified scheme for integrating mean activation in theta-frequency band during pre-response (z-scored mean activation during the last 500 ms before response) and poststimulus (z-scored mean activation during the first 500 ms after stimulus onset) periods as trial-based neural regressors into the best-fitting model. …”

Results of MRE measurements and histological cell counts in the substantia nigra. by Elisabeth G. Hain (542261)

“…<p>MPTP induced a significant reduction in MRE elasticity (a) and viscosity (b) in the substantia nigra (mean±SEM, n(-3,3,6,10,14,18dpi) = 5). …”

Specific intronic sequence features regulate NAGNAG splicing. by Robert K. Bradley (190567)

“…The distance was increased by insertion of four or seven nucleotides of sequence of varying purine/pyrimidine composition as shown in (A). (D) As in (C), but decreasing the branch point to 3′ splice site distance in the context of the exogenous IGF2BP1 BPS by deletion of three or six bases as shown in (A).…”