Table_3_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.docx by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Image3_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Image_4_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Image_2_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Table1_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.docx by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Table2_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.docx by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Image_7_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Oxygen consumption (QO₂). by Mario Bianco (6894257)

“…The slopes of the lines gives a better comparison between the rates of [O₂] decrease during state 3 (dashed) and state 4 of respiration (dotted) in Sham (<b>D</b>), CL (<b>E</b>) and UUO (<b>F</b>) groups.…”

Image7_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Supplementary Material for: Healthcare Costs and Utilization among Patients Hospitalized for Malignant Pleural Effusion by Shafiq M. (8553936)

“…<b><i>Results:</i></b> We analyzed 92,034 hospital discharges spanning a decade (2004–2014). Yearly hospitalizations steadily decreased from 38,865 to 23,965 during this time frame, the mean LOS decreased from 7.7 to 6.3 days, and the adjusted hospital mortality decreased from 7.9 to 4.5% (<i>p</i> = 0.00 for all trend analyses). …”

Flow cytometry-based assay for rECD-binding. by Anna Gaertner (127899)

“…The ratio_rECD-bound was significantly (p<0.01) decreased from 1.21±0.03 for samples incubated in 5 mM CaCl₂ (1) to 1.05±0.03 for samples incubated with 2 mM EGTA (2) showing that rECD-wt has a Ca²⁺-dependent binding to HT1080 cells. …”

Effect of Glucose Concentration on Life Span and Sir2 Activity in Respiratory-Deficient Mutants by Matt Kaeberlein (12437)

“…<div><p>(A) Mean replicative life span is significantly increased in PSY316 AUT <i>cyt1</i>Δ and rho⁰ cells as the glucose concentration is decreased to either 0.5% or 0.05%, relative to life span on 2% glucose. …”

Low salt project by Thananda Trakarnvanich (10066099)

“…The intervention group was provided a salt diet (1.5 gm/day) for 3 months. The control group consumed their usual diet; daily food intake was recorded. …”

Dapagliflozin suppresses oxidative stress and inflammatory gene expression in cultured proximal tubular epithelial cells. by Naoto Terami (512415)

“…ROS production was not increased by mannitol (b) compared with normal glucose (a), but was increased by high glucose (c). High-glucose-induced ROS production was decreased by dapagliflozin pretreatment in a dose-dependent manner (d: 0.2 nM; e: 2.0 nM; f: 20.0 nM). …”

Chemical inhibition of Erb signalling rescues the <i>pde</i> phenotype. by Karen Camargo-Sosa (3809491)

“…<p>(<b>A-H</b>) Treatment of <i>pde</i> embryos with increasing concentrations of Erb inhibitor PD158780 (iErb; 0.5–2.0 μM) or DMSO carrier control from 12–48 hpf (A-D), 19–30 hpf (E-H) and 24–30 hpf (I-L) hpf. …”

PIK3CA promoter activity in SKOV3 (p53 deficient) tumor xenograft model after cisplatin treatment. by Snehal M. Gaikwad (279479)

“…Mouse from control and treated group exhibited specific [Fig. 4a3 (pre-treatment)] signals which did not decrease even after two treatments of cisplatin [Fig. 4a3 (post-treatment)].…”

Methylation Analysis of CpG Orphans by Nicholas C Wong (14627)

“…CpG dinucleotides that are putative MeCP2-binding sites are indicated by solid diamonds. Upon treatment with 5-aza-dC, a number of CpG orphans (Op-4, Op-9, Op-11, Op-12, Op-17, and Op-18) demonstrated a significant decrease in DNA methylation.…”

PTZ increased exploratory behavior in entrained animals during memory tests. by Norman F. Ruby (263642)

“…<p>Arm entries and exploration times for animals from <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0072433#pone-0072433-g005" target="_blank">figure 5</a>. …”

Schematic of the reaction observed in real time with the 8-spot smFRET setup. by Antonino Ingargiola (2993055)

“…Complementary DNA strands are labeled at DNA promoter bases with donor (D, green, position -5) and acceptor (A, red, position -8) dyes. After formation of a transcription initiation bubble, the dyes are separated, resulting in medium FRET. …”

Tumour growth results. by Ahmed El Kaffas (552465)

“…Combined USMB+XRT+Dll4 mAb was observed to induce the greatest response, with a decrease in tumour size at 5 days after treatment, followed by growth inhibition lasting for nearly 15 days. …”