Image_1_The effects of elemene emulsion injection on rat fecal microbiota and metabolites: Evidence from metagenomic exploration and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry.pdf by Lei Gu (422613)

“…The abundance of Ileibacterium Valens increased as the EEI concentration increased, while the abundance of Firmicutes bacteria and Clostridium sp. CAC: 273 decreased. (2) The microbiota showed a tendency to increase first, then decrease or decrease first, and then increase as EEI concentration increased—the abundance of Prevotella sp. …”

Image_3_The effects of elemene emulsion injection on rat fecal microbiota and metabolites: Evidence from metagenomic exploration and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry.pdf by Lei Gu (422613)

“…The abundance of Ileibacterium Valens increased as the EEI concentration increased, while the abundance of Firmicutes bacteria and Clostridium sp. CAC: 273 decreased. (2) The microbiota showed a tendency to increase first, then decrease or decrease first, and then increase as EEI concentration increased—the abundance of Prevotella sp. …”

Table_4_The effects of elemene emulsion injection on rat fecal microbiota and metabolites: Evidence from metagenomic exploration and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry.pdf by Lei Gu (422613)

“…The abundance of Ileibacterium Valens increased as the EEI concentration increased, while the abundance of Firmicutes bacteria and Clostridium sp. CAC: 273 decreased. (2) The microbiota showed a tendency to increase first, then decrease or decrease first, and then increase as EEI concentration increased—the abundance of Prevotella sp. …”

Table_1_The effects of elemene emulsion injection on rat fecal microbiota and metabolites: Evidence from metagenomic exploration and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry.pdf by Lei Gu (422613)

“…The abundance of Ileibacterium Valens increased as the EEI concentration increased, while the abundance of Firmicutes bacteria and Clostridium sp. CAC: 273 decreased. (2) The microbiota showed a tendency to increase first, then decrease or decrease first, and then increase as EEI concentration increased—the abundance of Prevotella sp. …”

Image_4_The effects of elemene emulsion injection on rat fecal microbiota and metabolites: Evidence from metagenomic exploration and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry.pdf by Lei Gu (422613)

“…The abundance of Ileibacterium Valens increased as the EEI concentration increased, while the abundance of Firmicutes bacteria and Clostridium sp. CAC: 273 decreased. (2) The microbiota showed a tendency to increase first, then decrease or decrease first, and then increase as EEI concentration increased—the abundance of Prevotella sp. …”

Image_2_The effects of elemene emulsion injection on rat fecal microbiota and metabolites: Evidence from metagenomic exploration and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry.pdf by Lei Gu (422613)

“…The abundance of Ileibacterium Valens increased as the EEI concentration increased, while the abundance of Firmicutes bacteria and Clostridium sp. CAC: 273 decreased. (2) The microbiota showed a tendency to increase first, then decrease or decrease first, and then increase as EEI concentration increased—the abundance of Prevotella sp. …”

USE OF SURFACTANT WITH DIFFERENT VOLUMES OF FUNGICIDE APPLICATION IN SOYBEAN CULTURE by Rafael Roehrig (5694212)

“…Thus, it was sought to determine the impacts on the use of the organosilicone surfactant compared to the changes in the spray volumes. For that, five spray volumes and the combination of two adjuvants were compared in randomized blocks with a factorial arrangement 5×2. …”

Analysis of Secondary Refining Slag Parameters with Focus on Inclusion Cleanliness by Julio Aníbal Morales Pereira (4643506)

“…<div><p>Secondary refining slag samples with different chemical compositions (45-54 % CaO, 7-13 % Al2O3, 20-29 % SiO2, 9-16 % MgO, 0-5 % CaF2) were investigated to verify the influence of their effective viscosity on inclusion cleanliness of DIN 38MnS6 in a steelmaking plant. …”

Results of tracking with combined visual and haptic noise. by Xiaoxiao Cheng (13888603)

“…The tracking error saturates in the initial solo trials, and increases with both visual and haptic noise during interactive trials. coactivation shows a slower decrease across trials. B: Mean and standard error of tracking error and coactivation for all subjects during the last four trials. …”

Biomarker and Pathway Analysis by Tamizhini Loganathan (18538349)

“…B) Biomarker analysis evaluated using random forest classification of DT and CFC samples, with the x-axis denoting Mean decrease accuracy and the y-axis representing features (microbiota). …”

BSSL plasma levels and disease activity score (DAS28) in 15 RA patients undergoing treatment with infliximab infusions. by Susanne Lindquist (303161)

“…<p>BSSL levels and DAS28 were determined at baseline (prior to first infliximab dose) and after 14 and 22 or 30 weeks of treatment. (<b>A</b>) The BSSL levels correlate with DAS28. A local regression (LOESS) curve is shown with 95% confidence interval shaded in gray. …”

Ceramide profile in <i>cpdm</i> and WT epidermis by MRM-profiling. by Jackeline Franco (5146820)

“…<p>(A) There was an increase of Cer[S] and a decrease of Cer[P] and Cer[DS] in the <i>cpdm</i> epidermis. …”

Light/dark box experiments verified altered anxiety and exploratory behavior. by Toni Schumacher (325416)

“…Comparing the rearing frequency in both compartments revealed a significant decrease for ABCC1^0/0 (−67%) mice in the open field (E), while the frequency was increased in the dark compartment (F) for ABCB1^0/0 (+71%) mice. …”

Dietary <i>L. reuteri</i> rescues mice from age-associated testicular atrophy. by Theofilos Poutahidis (288280)

“…</b> Ki-67-specific immunohistochemistry in the testes of 12-months-old mice. A side-by-side comparison of representative images from control and <i>L. reuteri-</i>fed mouse testes reveals that the probiotic organism counteracts the age-associated decrease of epithelial proliferation observed in control mice. …”

GCP II inhibition improved several pyridoxine-induced locomotor deficits. by Michelle C. Potter (634274)

“…N = 10/group. Data = mean ± SEM. * = p<0.05.</p>…”

RA induces GABAergic differentiation of human embryonic stem cells. by Christina Chatzi (225109)

“…(M) Quantitative analysis of various cell types in differentiating cultures showed that 1 µM RA or 10 µM RA significantly induced the GABAergic neuron phenotype (Gad67-positive) with a concomitant decrease of Pax6-expressing neural progenitors. …”

Alteration of the miRNAs activity rescues osteogenic potential in transfected hMSC with high passage number. by Angela Schoolmeesters (183679)

“…<p>(A) Bone marrow hMSC with high passage number demonstrate a decrease in basal level of AP activity and poor response to differentiation media. hMSC were plated in 96-well plates and incubated either in propagation (P, grey bar) or osteogenic (O, black bar) media for 6 days. …”

Location of putative transcription factor binding sites on <i>FPR1</i> promoter. by Heini M. Miettinen (192789)

“…</b> Site-directed mutagenesis of the putative PU.1 and STAT4 binding sites resulted in a significant decrease in firefly luciferase activity. …”

Attenuation of the antidepressant-like effects of dextromethorphan, but not imipramine, by σ₁ receptor antagonism. by Linda Nguyen (195959)

“…<p>Pretreatment with the σ₁ receptor antagonist BD1063 (10 mg/kg, i.p.) prevented the dextromethorphan (30 mg/kg, i.p.)-induced decrease in immobility time (A). BD1047 (10 mg/kg, i.p.) pretreatment also produced a noticeable, albeit not statistically significant, trend toward the prevention of the decreased immobility time induced by dextromethorphan (B). …”

Inhibition of <i>Ureaplasma</i> activation of human amniotic epithelial cells by silencing TLR2 and TLR9. by Martha Triantafilou (402000)

“…Fluorescence was detected using a FACSCalibur (BectonDickinson). The data represents the mean ± SD of three independent experiments. …”