Examining the Sensitivity of Global CO₂ Emissions to Trade Restrictions over Multiple Years by Mingxi Du (7522889)

“…Our simulations show that trade restrictions would have decreased global emissions by 6.0%, 5.7%, 5.2%, and 4.7% in 2004, 2007, 2011 and 2014; however, restrictions also drove a relative increase in emission intensity for all years. …”

Klf5 activates the transcription of the eIF5a gene through direct binding to its promoter. by Dong Ma (584680)

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Klf5 and eIF5a suppress Ang II–induced expression of NOX1 in VSMCs. by Dong Ma (584680)

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Phlorizin decreased renal GTTR uptake, and increased serum drug levels <i>in vivo</i>. by Meiyan Jiang (438439)

S5 Data - by Idika E. Okorie (11350612)

Ratcheting experiments with 500 nm & 100 nm magnetic particles. by Oladunni B. Adeyiga (10164275)

“…A-C) 100 nm and 500 nm particles accumulate, with 100 nm particles needing a longer ratcheting time. …”

Plasma miR-199a-5p is increased in neutrophilic phenotype asthma patients and negatively correlated with pulmonary function by Yali Huang (621760)

“…In vitro experiment, miR-199a-5p mimics inhibited the protein expressions of WNT2 and WNT4, decreased the c-myc expression and dramatically increased the Sm-MHC expression in HASMCs.…”

<i>prx-5/6</i> mutations likely cause a decrease in mmBCFA degradation. by Rencheng Wang (463927)

“…<i>elo-5</i>(<i>lf</i>)<i>; Ex</i>[<i>elo-6</i>] is a transgenic strain that significantly overexpressed the <i>elo-6</i> gene and was not sufficient to suppress the L1 arrest phenotype of <i>elo-5</i>(<i>lf</i>). …”

HAstV-1 infection leads to a decrease in epithelial markers while increasing mesenchymal markers. by Virginia Hargest (12447014)

Figure 5 by Collins Assisi (316086)

“…When the denominator was zero we set the value of the ratio to 5 and arranged it according to increasing strength of lateral excitation. …”

Gut richness and diversity decrease significantly by week 5 of chemoradiotherapy. by Molly B. El Alam (10231830)

Scaling Laws for the Influence of Gravity and Its Gradient on Dropwise Condensation: A Simulation Study by Chen Ma (714759)

“…We also identify a critical gravitational acceleration determined by nucleation density, above which a counterintuitive trend emerges: the heat flux decreases with increasing gravitational acceleration. …”

Scaling Laws for the Influence of Gravity and Its Gradient on Dropwise Condensation: A Simulation Study by Chen Ma (714759)

“…We also identify a critical gravitational acceleration determined by nucleation density, above which a counterintuitive trend emerges: the heat flux decreases with increasing gravitational acceleration. …”

5S rDNA transgenes show preferential association with the nucleolus and decreased transcription of a reporter gene. by Andrew M. Fedoriw (187310)

BoNT/A (3.5 U/kg) decreases orofacial formalin-induced dural extravasation. by Boris Filipović (336089)

Differentially regulated genes in cells with increased or decreased expression of miR-106a-5p. by Feng Zhi (294362)

“…(C) A Venn diagram of the overlap of altered genes with increased or decreased miR-106a-5p expression. …”

S5 Table - by Gastón F. Alfaro (9080189)

S5 Fig - by Gastón F. Alfaro (9080189)

Assessment of inventory completeness in five of the most studied taxa from Retezat National Park. by Dan Cogălniceanu (479439)

Data_Sheet_1_A Tool for Computation of Changes in Na+, K+, Cl− Channels and Transporters Due to Apoptosis by Data on Cell Ion and Water Content Alteration.ZIP by Valentina E. Yurinskaya (2735836)

“…New experimental data for staurosporine-induced apoptosis of human lymphoma cells U937 have been obtained: the time course of changes in cellular K⁺, Na⁺, Cl⁻, and water content, as well as Rb⁺ fluxes as a marker of the Na/K pump activity. Using a newly developed computational tool, we found that alteration of ion and water balance was associated with a 55% decrease in the Na⁺/K⁺-ATPase rate coefficient over a 4-h period, with a time-dependent increase in potassium channel permeability, and a decrease in sodium channel permeability. …”