Effects of H₂O₂, insulin and resveratrol on ³H -thymidine incorporation in human primary keratinocytes. by Yasuo Ido (172159)

Comparative study of periodicity estimation methods using ultrasonic signals by Adriana Kauati (6117455)

Schema of the reflexology circuit and the stimulated reflex zones. a. by Karel Joineau (21799908)

Mean-squared error demonstrates overfitting of fully-connected model. by Bryan C. Daniels (711961)

“…<p>Plotted are the median mean-squared errors measured using each inference method for the cases of <i>T</i> = 5 and 0.1 minutes (corresponding to the top two plots in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0119821#pone.0119821.g002" target="_blank">Fig. 2</a>). …”

An increased daytime sleep and decreased nighttime sleep can be caused by decreasing the expression of <i>dbt</i> with <i>dbt</i>-GAL4, which is expressed broadly in the optic lobe... by Jialin Wang (490082)

Knockdown of FOXO3 suppresses resveratrol’s effects on ³H -thymidine incorporation. by Yasuo Ido (172159)

Mean ZIP cholera trajectories for different initial SES groups. by Elisabeth Dowling Root (103722)

“…These trajectories were estimated holding population constant at 40 people per <i>bari</i> and distance from the icddr,b hospital at 5 km. The blue lines model the trajectory of cholera for <i>baris</i> with low initial SES (1 SD below the mean), the black lines model cholera for <i>baris</i> with mean initial SES, and the red lines model cholera for <i>baris</i> with high initial SES (1 SD above the mean). …”

Caspase-3 western blot. by Marc-Alexander Oestreich (13961375)

Fig 1 - by Dalia Zaafar (6693017)

Fig 3 - by Dalia Zaafar (6693017)

Photomicrographs representing Bcl-2 immunoreactivity in the sarcoplasm of cardiomyocytes of mice of different groups. by Dalia Zaafar (6693017)

Photomicrographs representing caspase-3 immunoreactivity in the sarcoplasm of cardiomyocytes of mice of different groups. by Dalia Zaafar (6693017)

Contains all data used in the study. by Dalia Zaafar (6693017)

Fig 4 - by Dalia Zaafar (6693017)

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”