Variability of the penetration of particles through facemasks by Buddhi Pushpawela (11773801)

“…The tests were performed at a steady flow rate of 30 L/min; mean values of the performance parameters were calculated for two different sizes; 0.12 µm and 0.3 µm. …”

Plot of cell migration velocity versus surface density of linear, cyclic and mixture RGD peptide on non-dynamic surfaces. by Eun-ju Lee (280914)

“…For linear RGD peptide surfaces (blue line) there is a biphasic behavior where cell velocity increases as peptide density reaches from 1% to 5% and then decreases at higher densities of peptide. …”

Ethanol exposure significantly reduced the number of proliferating cells compared to untreated controls in O2 neuromasts of Brn3c GFP-larvae. by Phillip M. Uribe (285454)

“…Fewer PCNA-labeled cells result from ethanol treatment at (B) 1% and (C) 1.5% by volume. (D) The mean number of PCNA-labeled cells decreases during maturation and according dose of ethanol. …”

Video_1_Multi-Layer Filters: Adsorption and Filtration Mechanisms for Improved Separation.AVI by Aysu Onur (5740391)

“…Separators provided more effective methylene blue adsorption by generating a well-distributed flow. Filtration performance was quantified with 0.5 μm silicon dioxide particles under constant pressure conditions; this is to mimic bacteria rejection. …”

Table_1_Multi-Layer Filters: Adsorption and Filtration Mechanisms for Improved Separation.DOCX by Aysu Onur (5740391)

“…Separators provided more effective methylene blue adsorption by generating a well-distributed flow. Filtration performance was quantified with 0.5 μm silicon dioxide particles under constant pressure conditions; this is to mimic bacteria rejection. …”

Video_2_Multi-Layer Filters: Adsorption and Filtration Mechanisms for Improved Separation.AVI by Aysu Onur (5740391)

“…Separators provided more effective methylene blue adsorption by generating a well-distributed flow. Filtration performance was quantified with 0.5 μm silicon dioxide particles under constant pressure conditions; this is to mimic bacteria rejection. …”

Video_3_Multi-Layer Filters: Adsorption and Filtration Mechanisms for Improved Separation.AVI by Aysu Onur (5740391)

“…Separators provided more effective methylene blue adsorption by generating a well-distributed flow. Filtration performance was quantified with 0.5 μm silicon dioxide particles under constant pressure conditions; this is to mimic bacteria rejection. …”

Pulmonary elastin pattern in the fetal rabbit model for CDH undergoing TO. by Aline Vuckovic (428961)

“…Open arrowheads indicate elastic fibers in the alveolar walls. <b>F</b>. The mean percentage of elastin-containing crests is decreased in DH lungs and restored by TO. …”

Proposed changes in pontine-nigral-striatal pathways in PD. by Uzay E. Emir (186462)

“…As a result, this may decrease nigral dopaminergic activity to the striatum (indicated by thin dashed arrow).…”

Tinnitus-related distress (TQ_distress) before and after treatment. by Uli Niemann (2967849)

“…However, significantly more patients transitioned from “decompensated” to “compensated” tinnitus (14.5%) than vice versa (2.5%). (B) The slope of the regression line indicates a general decrease in tinnitus-related distress as a result of treatment.…”

Classification analysis. by Shayoni Ray (179927)

“…(b) Cross-validated classification accuracy on test set for the full parameter combination (CC, CM, FPP and MR), and exclusion of a single parameter CC, CM, FPP, or MR. A larger decrease in accuracy indicates greater importance. …”

Lucanthone promotes APE1 cleavage in presence of protease inhibitor. by Mamta D. Naidu (205011)

“…An arrow indicates the corresponding increase in APE1 25 kDa fragment in last two lanes with a decrease in 35.5 kDa APE1 protein.</p>…”

Comparisons of maximum temperature in the azithromycin-oseltamivir combination therapy and oseltamivir monotherapy groups. by Hiroshi Kakeya (278863)

“…However, our analysis revealed a significant decrease in the maximum temperature on day 4 in the combo-group compared to that in the mono-group (p = 0.037). …”

Effects of mechanical pressure on microtubules in DRG neurons βIII-tubulin. by Zhengxu Ye (110528)

“…Cells subjected to 0.5 MPa of pressure for 30 min (C) showed retraction or collapse of neurites, coincident with a decrease in the expression of βIII-tubulin. …”

Mosquito-Disseminated Insecticide for Citywide Vector Control and Its Potential to Block Arbovirus Epidemics: Entomological Observations and Modeling Results from Amazonian Brazil by Fernando Abad-Franch (127663)

“…We tested mosquito-disseminated PPF in Manacapuru, a 60,000-inhabitant city (~650 ha) in Amazonian Brazil.…”

The senescence-dependent spatial reorganization of H3K9me3-marked chromatin differs at the perinucleolar space and the nuclear periphery. by Stefan Dillinger (4063552)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Semi-quantitative immunoblots show severely decreased H3K9me3 and Lamin B1 levels, less strongly decreased H3 levels and no detectable alterations in Lamin A/C, tubulin and GAPDH levels in senescence. …”

Neurons are uncorrelated during PABA and exhibit Poisson-like irregularity. by Nigel Stepp (683934)

“…<p>A) Neuronal firing is weakly correlated during ongoing activity in awake monkeys that display neuronal avalanches in the local field potential (LFP) Distributions of pair-wise correlation coefficients of firing in the pre-motor cortex of two awake monkeys, S1 (1.2 Hz mean rate) and S2 (5.2 Hz mean rate). …”

Role of Altered Enzyme Quantities on the Integration Properties of DARPP-32 by Maria Lindskog (65533)

“…<div><p>(A) Total concentrations of PKA, PP2B, PP2A, and cdk5 all are varied together between 0.1–10× the control level.…”

Cellular stress response-associated RNA changes and inferred signaling pathways. by Renée Deehan (326438)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Biologic processes associated with the cellular stress response inferred to increase or decrease upon treatment with aleglitazar, tesaglitazar or Pio/Feno. …”

Naturally emitted FS-1 and MS-1 pulses overlapped by continuous pure tones. by Andrej Čokl (302148)

“…<p><b>The relation between interference pulse duration and the difference between MS-1 and pure tone frequencies at different frequency and velocity levels</b>. a,b, c: naturally emitted FS-1 and MS-1 signals overlapped by (a) 100 Hz/0.69 mm/s, (b) 125 Hz/1.13 mm/s and (c) 150 Hz/0.60 mm/s pure tones. d: mean interference pulse duration (SD<40% of the mean value, N = 3–23, n = 6) of naturally emitted MS-1 signals overlapped by 100 Hz/0.22 mm/s (black diamonds), 125 Hz/0.22 mm/s (open squares) or 150 Hz/0.22 mm/s (grey triangles) pure tone vibration. …”