National Land Cover Database (NLCD) Tree Canopy Cover (TCC) Southeast Alaska by U.S. Forest Service (17476914)

“…Data for this record includes the following resources:</div><ul><li> <a href="https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items/c6b442b00d5f4f6296a1fc2dc23f51e4/info/metadata/metadata.xml?…”

Changing shape of the ice mass. Observations by TVIS (through-vial impedance spectroscopy) by Geoff Smith (6064268)

Manager's Discretionary Power and Comparability of Financial Reports: An Analysis of the Regulatory Transition Process in Brazilian Accounting by Alex Mussoi Ribeiro (12830273)

Example shapes obtained when varying spherical (\lambda_0) and AB polarity (\lambda_1) only. by Silas Boye Nissen (6815351)

mass-spec-data-JCS-259145.zip by Lizbeth de la Cruz (11976157)

“…</p><p><i>Dvl3 decreases PtdInsP and increases PtdInsP2</i> <i>and PtdInsP3</i></p><p>We repeated these mass spectrometry measurements in cells overexpressing Dvl3 and found a 27% decrease in PtdIns<i>P</i>, a 21% increase in PtdIns<i>P</i>2, and a 66% increase in PtdIns<i>P</i>3.…”

DataSheet1_Endothelial glycocalyx sensitivity to chemical and mechanical sub-endothelial substrate properties.PDF by Mohammad Hamrangsekachaee (12407143)

“…For example, there was a significant decrease in heparan sulfate expression on pathological substrates (10 kPa), while sialic acid expression increased with increased matrix stiffness. …”

Flow diagram of the study. by Ga Young Lee (1809919)

“…Meat intake also increased significantly in males in the ILR group at 3 months, but not in the IHR and CON groups (ILR: 49.4 ± 30.8, IHR: -52.2 ± 25.4, CON: -5.3 ± 30.3 g/d). ILR group showed a significant decrease in anxiety levels at 3 months, and their anxiety scores showed a negative association with meat intake (standardized <i>β</i> = -0.321, <i>p<</i>0.05). …”

<strong>Contrasting exogenous and endogenous soil microbial carbon use efficiencies under global changes</strong> by Andong Cai (5237024)

“…Invasive plants significantly decreased microbial CUEex by 11.5%. Global change enhanced the microbial growth rate by 6.5%; however, when combined with added exogenous carbon there was a decrease of 3.2%. …”

Table_1_Chronic constant light exposure aggravates high fat diet-induced renal injury in rats.docx by Lin Xing (7384631)

“…Then, we demonstrated that BMAL1 bound directly to the promoters of PHD1 in mouse podocyte clone 5 cell line (MPC5) by ChIP assays. …”

Table_1_Identification of Novel Pyroptosis-Related Gene Signatures to Predict Prostate Cancer Recurrence.xlsx by Chun Li (57810)

“…Univariate analysis suggested that 5/17 genes were associated with recurrence, the number of genes did not decrease after least absolute shrinkage and selection operator (LASSO) regression analysis, and 5 PRGs constituted the risk score formula. …”

Spatial Patterns of Diffusive Methane Emissions Across Sediment Deposited Riparian Zones in Hydropower Reservoirs by Wenqing Shi (9039350)

Table_3_Metaomics unveils the contribution of Alteromonas bacteria to carbon cycling in marine oxygen minimum zones.xlsx by Carlos Henríquez-Castillo (5247005)

“…Comparative genomic studies of these microorganisms have mainly focused on the metabolic and genomic plasticity of strains isolated primarily from oxygenated environments. In this study, we show that Alteromonas significantly contribute to marine microbial communities from suboxic waters ([O₂] < 5 uM) in both the free-living (FL) and particle-attached (PA) fractions, but considerably decrease in abundance in the anoxic waters. …”

Table_1_Metaomics unveils the contribution of Alteromonas bacteria to carbon cycling in marine oxygen minimum zones.xlsx by Carlos Henríquez-Castillo (5247005)

“…Comparative genomic studies of these microorganisms have mainly focused on the metabolic and genomic plasticity of strains isolated primarily from oxygenated environments. In this study, we show that Alteromonas significantly contribute to marine microbial communities from suboxic waters ([O₂] < 5 uM) in both the free-living (FL) and particle-attached (PA) fractions, but considerably decrease in abundance in the anoxic waters. …”

Table_4_Metaomics unveils the contribution of Alteromonas bacteria to carbon cycling in marine oxygen minimum zones.xlsx by Carlos Henríquez-Castillo (5247005)

“…Comparative genomic studies of these microorganisms have mainly focused on the metabolic and genomic plasticity of strains isolated primarily from oxygenated environments. In this study, we show that Alteromonas significantly contribute to marine microbial communities from suboxic waters ([O₂] < 5 uM) in both the free-living (FL) and particle-attached (PA) fractions, but considerably decrease in abundance in the anoxic waters. …”

Table_3_Metaomics unveils the contribution of alteromonas bacteria to carbon cycling in marine oxygen minimum zones.xlsx by Carlos Henríquez-Castillo (5247005)

“…Comparative genomic studies of these microorganisms have mainly focused on the metabolic and genomic plasticity of strains isolated primarily from oxygenated environments. In this study, we show that Alteromonas significantly contribute to marine microbial communities from suboxic waters ([O₂] < 5 uM) in both the free-living (FL) and particle-attached (PA) fractions, but considerably decrease in abundance in the anoxic waters. …”

Repository COMVIVIR .xlsx by Elba Medina (17807321)

“…The viral load was determined for N,E, and RdRp viral genes.</p><p dir="ltr">A significant decrease in viral load was observed in the three treatment groups, with a larger effect size in the group that combined Steroid sistemic with both test drugs. …”

Table_6_Metaomics unveils the contribution of alteromonas bacteria to carbon cycling in marine oxygen minimum zones.xlsx by Carlos Henríquez-Castillo (5247005)

“…Comparative genomic studies of these microorganisms have mainly focused on the metabolic and genomic plasticity of strains isolated primarily from oxygenated environments. In this study, we show that Alteromonas significantly contribute to marine microbial communities from suboxic waters ([O₂] < 5 uM) in both the free-living (FL) and particle-attached (PA) fractions, but considerably decrease in abundance in the anoxic waters. …”

Synthesis of Very-Long-Chain Fatty Acids in the Epidermis Controls Plant Organ Growth by Restricting Cell Proliferation by Takashi Nobusawa (400946)

“…The decrease of VLCFA content increased the expression of <i>IPT3</i>, a key determinant of cytokinin biosynthesis in the vasculature, and, indeed, elevated cytokinin levels. …”

Table_1_Metaomics unveils the contribution of alteromonas bacteria to carbon cycling in marine oxygen minimum zones.xlsx by Carlos Henríquez-Castillo (5247005)

“…Comparative genomic studies of these microorganisms have mainly focused on the metabolic and genomic plasticity of strains isolated primarily from oxygenated environments. In this study, we show that Alteromonas significantly contribute to marine microbial communities from suboxic waters ([O₂] < 5 uM) in both the free-living (FL) and particle-attached (PA) fractions, but considerably decrease in abundance in the anoxic waters. …”

Table_4_Metaomics unveils the contribution of alteromonas bacteria to carbon cycling in marine oxygen minimum zones.xlsx by Carlos Henríquez-Castillo (5247005)

“…Comparative genomic studies of these microorganisms have mainly focused on the metabolic and genomic plasticity of strains isolated primarily from oxygenated environments. In this study, we show that Alteromonas significantly contribute to marine microbial communities from suboxic waters ([O₂] < 5 uM) in both the free-living (FL) and particle-attached (PA) fractions, but considerably decrease in abundance in the anoxic waters. …”