COMT Val108/158Met predicts variation in cell adhesion. by Christopher G. Kanakry (83122)

“…<p>COMT, a putative susceptibility gene for both schizophrenia and metastatic cancer, previously was shown to have genotype effects on cell migration with the risk genotype rs4680 V/V showing the most impaired migration. …”

Region span vs. significant differentiation-dependent gene expression change. by Bruce H. Howard (4872049)

“…Intermediate hues reflect either: i) proportionality, if the most but not all of the genes associated with a given region exhibited consistent significant expression change, or ii) multiple regions associated with different predominant gene expression patterns and represented by points that overlap. …”

Visualization 1: Enhanced structural sensitivity of hybrid-mode acoustic phonons in axially-varying photonic crystal fiber by P. Szriftgiser (3983993)

Cohesion experiment videos by Nacere Mohamed Samassi (21395537)

Nrf2-Simvastatin-SCD main figures by Xingguo Zhu (19368886)

Data_Sheet_1_Early Cognitive and Behavioral Deficits in Mouse Models for Tauopathy and Alzheimer’s Disease.PDF by Celine Samaey (8096612)

“…In line with our expectations, transgenic mice showed decreased cognitive flexibility in the Morris water maze, decreased exploratory behavior, decreased performance in a nesting task, and increased anxiety-like behavior. …”

Microcirculatory measurement of oxygenation, flow and relative hemoglobin amount in the tourniquet and operative clamping model. by Marius Drysch (6261050)

“…(B) Microvascular flow was significantly decreased at a force of 0.2 N and upwards compared to the control as well as in the operative technique (bar). …”

RBCs display band–pass behavior in current–clamp. by Lorenzo Cangiano (37378)

“…When the stimulus was delivered at −75 mV the amplitude of the cell's voltage response decreased progressively with increasing frequency. …”

Paired-pulse ratio (PPR) and AMPA:NMDA ratio are not affected in Hu97/18 SPNs. by Karolina Kolodziejczyk (550934)

“…The trend towards a smaller response in Hu97/18 SPNs may suggest, however, a decreased number of synaptic AMPA receptors. …”

IL-25 induced α-SMA, fibronectin and MMPs expressions via IL-17RB dependent pathways in NPDFs. by Soo-Kyoung Park (4329868)

“…<p>Knock down of IL-17RB by IL-17RB siRNA decreased IL-25-induced a-SMA, fibronectin and MMPs expression in NPDFs (A, B, C, D, E). …”

Migration of T Cells on Surfaces Containing Complex Nanotopography by Keon Woo Kwon (458200)

“…For obtuse turning angles, most of the T cells smoothly crossed the interfaces, but as the turning angle decreased, a substantial fraction of the T cells migrated along the interfaces. …”

Single and combined targets for antimalarial drugs. by Guido Santos (171018)

MovieS1.mp4 by Ritz Aguilar (10768194)

Systematic risk and exchange-rate exposure of pair arbitrage portfolios by Athanasios Andrikopoulos (19791474)

Salinity and nitrogen removal rate. by Valentin Faust (13176389)

“…<p>Triangles (▲) represent the datapoints before the influent switch and circles (●) represent the data points after the influent switch. (A) In the reactors operated with floccular sludge, the nitrogen removal rate decreased with increasing salinity. …”

Clioquinol reduced TSQ intensity after seizure. by Jin Hee Kim (222438)

“…<p>(A) TSQ fluorescence image in the dentate granule cell layer 1 week after sham-operated or seizure-experienced rats. …”

the fluorescence intensity of the RhB vs temperature by yuan wang (9935444)

Rapamycin increases autophagy in brains of PDAPP mice. by Patricia Spilman (365919)

“…<b>b, g and i</b>, quantitative analyses. <b>a and b</b>, LC3-II levels are decreased in hippocampi of rapamycin-treated transgenic PDAPP mice (*, <i>P</i> = 0.0009), but not in hippocampi of rapamycin-treated non-transgenic littermates. …”

Change in facial cue use between time 1 and time 2 in Study 2. by Elyssa M. Barrick (11552817)

“…<p>A) Eye and mouth cues use increased from time 1 to time 2. …”

Antioxidant enzymatic defense in hippocampi of mice undergoing 2- or 4-mo moderate treadmill running. by Stefano Falone (301445)

“…Sedentary aging increased the tSOD activity (S4 vs S2, panel a), but decreased both the CAT activity (S4 vs S2, panel b) (panel b) and the CAT/tSOD ratio (S4 vs S2) (panel c). 2-mo running reduced the CAT specific activity (E2 vs S2) and the CAT/tSOD ratio (E2 vs S2) (panels b and c, respectively), while 2-mo exercise did not change the tSOD activity (E2 vs S2) (panel a). 4-mo running decreased specific activities of both tSOD and CAT (E4 vs S4) (panels a and b, respectively), without changing the CAT/tSOD ratio (panel c). …”