DNA–protein complexes generated by Cdc13 and CST. by Neal F. Lue (17075)

“…(B) The stability of the CST-DNA complex was estimated in a competition experiment. CST (10 nM) was allowed to form complexes with labeled CgTELX1 (7.5 nM) for 20 min. …”

Polyglutamine Induced Misfolding of Huntingtin Exon1 is Modulated by the Flanking Sequences by Vinal V. Lakhani (249536)

Guanine metabolism. by Patricia Kuzaj (635687)

“…(d) Metabolic pathway of purine breakdown of guanine, including enzymatic steps of guanine deaminases (GDA) and xanthine oxidoreductases (XOR) with formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS). Arrows point to the comparison of patients and healthy controls: red (significantly increased), green (significantly decreased), light green (decreased, by trend), yellow (unchanged).…”

Growth inhibition of BT474 cells by targeting Y211 phosphorylation of PCNA. by Huajun Zhao (189292)

“…</b> DNA synthesis activity in the treated cells was determined by a colorimetric BrdU-incorporation analysis. For each data point, the amount of incorporated BrdU was normalized to the percentage of viable cells, as determined by a side-by-side MTT assay. …”

Paclitaxel induced polyneuropathy can be detected with the Catwalk method. by Petra Huehnchen (470721)

“…The swing phase (squares, long dashed line) increases, while the stance phase (open triangles, dotted line) and the duty cycle (circles, solid line) decreases. Duty cycle expresses the stance phase as a percentage of the entire step cycle (stand + swing). …”

Fig 2 - by Azam Shahvaroughi-Farahani (10924390)

“…<i>(</i><b><i>b</i></b><i>) Experiment 2 (Arm length estimate−Tactile/proprioceptive approach)</i>: Participants seated with eyes closed while estimating the length of their right/left arm (plus hand) on the table by using a tactile starting point. The participant then was instructed to move the right index finger on the table towards the right to indicate the length of his/her right/left arm (plus hand).…”

GSNO reduces fibrin branchpoint density, but does not alter the fiber density/branchpoint ratio. by Ryon M. Bateman (141170)

“…Panels A,B,C show a multiphoton image with three branch points (B1,B2,B3) and their corresponding contour map and surface plots, respectively. …”

ITDs and azimuthal head-turn angle. by Laura Hausmann (257760)

“…<p>(A) The azimuthal head-turn angles were pooled for stimulation with individualized HRTFs (dotted, owls H and S), responses to owl 39 normal (black, all three owls) and to owl 39 ruffcut (blue, all three owls). …”

Disease modifying drugs in idiopathic sclerosing orbital inflammatory syndrome by Farzad Pakdel (16948)

“…<p>Idiopathic sclerosing orbital inflammatory syndrome (ISOIS) is a rare, progressive and hard to control disease. …”

Probing musculoskeletal control. by Andrew C. Murphy (4778547)

“…The plot is numbered as follows, corresponding to <a href="http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pbio.2002811#pbio.2002811.t005" target="_blank">Table 5</a>: thumb (1), index finger (2), middle finger (3), hand (4), all fingers (5), wrist (6), elbow (7). …”

<i>Ralstonia pickettii</i> supplementation reduces glucose tolerance and augments inflammatory tone in DIO mice. by Shanthadevi D. Udayappan (4610638)

“…Gene expression was normalized using <i>36B4</i> as a housekeeping gene. N = 10 mice per group. Error bars are represented as mean ± SEM; p values were determined by Mann-Whitney U test or two-way ANOVA testing with Bonferroni post-test for multiple-comparison analysis (for OGTT). …”

Baroreflex and non-baroreflex function determined by three methods. by Dan Sapoznikov (162802)

“…The modal class (the maximal, most frequent HR-SBP histogram value) was taken as a set point of spontaneous activity. The SBP-HR pair classes in quadrant 1 (low SBP associated with high HR values) and in quadrant 3 (high SBP associated with low HR values) are representative of baroreflex episodes, while quadrants 2 (low SBP with low HR) and 4 (high SBP with high HR) represent non-baroreflex episodes. …”

SNP Detection in mRNA in Living Cells Using Allele Specific FRET Probes by Liya Dahan (456368)

“…As determined by an Acceptor Photobleaching method, FRET levels were higher in cells transfected with perfect match FRET probes whereas a single mismatch showed decreased FRET signal. …”

Fig 2 - by Li-Li Li (1800595)

“…<p><b>Change in competition behaviors over time in the 2-tray Phase I (A) and 1-tray Phase II (B).</b> Each point represents the frequency of a competition behavior in each session. …”

Association between <em>KCNJ6</em> (<em>GIRK2</em>) Gene Polymorphisms and Postoperative Analgesic Requirements after Major Abdominal Surgery by Daisuke Nishizawa (259599)

“…The total dose (mean±SEM) of rescue analgesics converted to equivalent oral morphine doses was 20.45±9.27 mg, 10.84±2.24 mg, and 13.07±2.39 mg for the A/A, A/G, and G/G genotypes in the A1032G SNP, respectively. …”

Supplementary Material for: Oral Glucose Loading Modulates Plasma β-Amyloid Level in Alzheimer’s Disease Patients: Potential Diagnostic Method for Alzheimer’s Disease by Takeda S. (4133011)

Halauxifen-Methyl+Diclosulam: New Option to Control Conyza spp. Prior Soybean Sowing by F.H. KRENCHINSKI (5054456)

Pellet cultures of expanded chondrocytes. by Adel Tekari (703134)

“…Addition of TGF-β1 (10 ng/ml) induced formation of cartilage-like tissue in cells from P1 to P6, although a decrease in the staining intensities for glycosaminoglycans and COL2 was observed in cells at P4 and later time points. …”

Old <i>IL-6-/-</i> mice or old mice treated with the SOD mimetic, <i>C₃</i>, exhibit preserved spatial working memory. by Laura L. Dugan (264427)

“…(b) Barne's maze escape latency (time to find the darkened chamber) showed a statistically significant decrease in latency in old <i>IL-6-/-</i> mice but wild-type mice (statistics included in results section). …”

The transition from bee-to-fly dominated communities with increasing elevation and greater forest canopy cover by Lindsie M. McCabe (6832079)

“…We predicted that increased tree canopy cover and a subsequent decrease in meadows and flowering plants would limit bees but not flies at higher elevations. …”