Comparative Toxicity and Metabolism of N‑Acyl Homologues of Acetaminophen and Its Isomer 3′-Hydroxyacetanilide by Yakov M. Koen (1970593)

“…The hepatotoxicity of acetaminophen (APAP) is generally attributed to the formation of a reactive quinoneimine metabolite (NAPQI) that depletes glutathione and covalently binds to hepatocellular proteins. …”

Predictive factors of social behavior. by Kristena Cooksey (20614095)

“…To do so, we compiled all-occurrence social interaction and silverback nearest neighbor social networks from data collected during daily group follows conducted over several years. We observed a total of 5,923 dyadic all-occurrence social interactions (1,350 ± 489 per group, 138 intergroup interactions) and 54,989 dyadic silverback nearest neighbor associations (13,747 ± 3,963 observations per group, 105 nearest neighbor observations of intergroup partners during group scans). …”

GAS <i>emm</i> types distribution and dynamic profiles. by Sarrah Boukthir (9867410)

S3 Fig - by Sana Khalid (132742)

Fig 4 - by Sana Khalid (132742)

S1 Fig - by Sana Khalid (132742)

Fig 2 - by Sana Khalid (132742)

The distribution of residual oil in the numerical simulation model when the water drive front breaks through the well. by Mengyun Li (7490870)

Fig 7 - by Sana Khalid (132742)

The distribution of residual oil in the numerical simulation model when the water cut reaches 98%. by Mengyun Li (7490870)

Fig 6 - by Sana Khalid (132742)

Characterization of the number of residents and resident co-authored studies. by Emile B. Gordon (17027639)

S4 Fig - by Sana Khalid (132742)

The distribution of weak water-flushed zones of three-layer numerical simulation model. by Mengyun Li (7490870)

Fig 8 - by Sana Khalid (132742)

Fig 1 - by Marwan Osman (736232)

Selection of soil particle sampling points. by Xueting Ma (390540)

Static analysis results. by Xueting Ma (390540)

Image_1_Anthralin Suppresses the Proliferation of Influenza Virus by Inhibiting the Cap-Binding and Endonuclease Activity of Viral RNA Polymerase.TIF by Ao Hu (623701)

“…The mechanism of action study revealed that anthralin inhibits the cap-binding function of PB2 subunit and endonuclease activity of PA. As a result, viral mRNA transcription is blocked, leading to the decreases in viral RNA replication and viral protein expression. …”

Image_2_Anthralin Suppresses the Proliferation of Influenza Virus by Inhibiting the Cap-Binding and Endonuclease Activity of Viral RNA Polymerase.TIF by Ao Hu (623701)

“…The mechanism of action study revealed that anthralin inhibits the cap-binding function of PB2 subunit and endonuclease activity of PA. As a result, viral mRNA transcription is blocked, leading to the decreases in viral RNA replication and viral protein expression. …”