Overwintering wood frog 2019-2020 by Grace Vaziri (17062305)

Easy-to-Build and Reusable Microfluidic Device for the Dynamic Culture of Human Bronchial Cystic Fibrosis Epithelia by Claudia Mazio (505140)

An analysis of sparsely-coupled Erdos-Renyi random networks, using a -order subnetwork-expansion. by Aaditya V. Rangan (305264)

Supplementary file 2_Antibiotic pretreatment inhibits white band disease infection by suppressing the bacterial pathobiome.csv by Jason D. Selwyn (2633932)

Manual therapy associated with topical heat reduces pain and self-medication in patients with tension-type headache by Maisa Soares Gui-Demase (12816830)

Supplementary Material for: Associations between cooking methods and socio-demographic, dietary and anthropometric factors: results from the Swiss National Nutrition Survey by Mayén A.-L. (19843917)

Supplementary Material for: Temporary Severe Neutropenia during Administration of Atezolizumab: A Novel Case Report by Kanno R. (15320458)

Does fire always accelerate shrub expansion in Arctic tundra? Examining a novel grass-dominated successional trajectory on the Seward Peninsula by Teresa N. Hollingsworth (9106116)

Within-host dynamics of HTLV-2 and HIV-1 co-infection with delay by A. M. Elaiw (21403009)

Optimizing Imaging Conditions for Demanding Multi-Color Super Resolution Localization Microscopy by Leila Nahidiazar (767962)

Evidence of rounding and unit change. by Devan G. Becker (13272469)

“…In 1975, Canada switched to the metric system. This means that fires were approximated as being 0.5ha rather tham 0.4ha (1 acre). …”

Expression of selected genes measured by microarray and qPCR in membrane cultured IPEC-J2 cells regulated in all DON treatments. by Anne-Kathrin Diesing (326868)

“…<p>Regulation of transcripts of (<b>A</b>) TRA1 and (<b>B</b>) CAV2 in response to apical and basolateral DON (200 and 2000 ng/mL) treatment. mRNA levels are given as fold increase or decrease over untreated control. Bars represent the means of 3 (microarray) and 5 (qPCR) independent experiments (±SEM). …”

Potent Suppression of Kv1.3 Potassium Channel and IL-2 Secretion by Diphenyl Phosphine Oxide-1 in Human T Cells by Ning Zhao (84707)

“…<div><p>Diphenyl phosphine oxide-1 (DPO-1) is a potent Kv1.5 channel inhibitor that has therapeutic potential for the treatment of atrial fibrillation. …”

Disease progression phenotypes, clinical cohorts, and our computational framework together with the reproducibility of disease progression pattern. by Kimiyo N. Yamamoto (213724)

The experimentally reported network parameters can generate supersaturation and be adapted to enter the inhibition-stabilized state. by Pierre Ekelmans (15470955)

“…This results in a decrease in the firing rates of both populations, as predicted by the SSN (dashed lines). …”

Leaf extracts of Campomanesia xanthocarpa positively regulates atherosclerotic-related protein expression by EDUARDO B.B. CUNHA (10363794)

“…Cell viability was affected only at higher concentrations and times. We observed decreased ICAM-1 expression in cells treated with 50 μg/ml EG and CD14 expression with IFN-γ and without IFN-γ. …”

Deletion of diploid-specific doxorubicin resistance genes result in cell cycle progression or recombination defects. by Tammy J. Westmoreland (38006)

“…Single unbudded (G1) cells were arrayed into 5×4 cell grids on YPD with and without doxorubicin (50 µg/ml). …”

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). DAB-stained brain sections showed an immediate significant drop in TH+ dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra after MPTP treatment (c) (mean±SEM, n(-3dpi) = 4, n(3,6,10,14,18dpi) = 5). …”

Factors that drive zooplankton diversity in Neo-Tropical Savannah shallow lakes by Claudia Padovesi-Fonseca (4653880)

Myotonia-causing mutations and the putative binding pocket of the 9-AC inhibitor. by Kaituo Wang (6193994)

“…(a) Overall view with all known disease and selected experimental mutations. We note that mutations of 5 residues that cause recessive myotonia and inward rectification are facing the extracellular vestibule; 3 located in a row on the same face of on helix B (M128, S132, D136) and 2 being the pore-constricting residues (K231, R421). …”