Dynamics of network generation. by Timothy W. Secomb (372468)

“…When sprout formation rate is 2 mm⁻¹day⁻¹ (red curves), summed vessel length shows a strong peak at 20 days and then decreases, stabilizing after 50 days. …”

IGF-1 mediated regulation of inflammatory cytokines in post-ischemic brain. by Shameena Bake (59813)

“…<p>(A). Multiplex analysis of brain tissue lysates from the ischemic and non-ischemic hemisphere at 4h post stroke. …”

MicroRNA expression in SVZ neural progenitor cells. by Xian Shuang Liu (207926)

“…The miRNAs with increased expression are shown in red (A), whereas the miRNAs with decreased expression are shown in green (B). …”

rTMS’s cumulative effects on reversing frontal alpha asymmetry (FAA). by Cheng-Ta Li (129522)

“…In both groups, rTMS decreased FAA in a dose-dependent manner from W0 to W2, despite lack of statistical significance. …”

Cell division characteristics of potential suppressor mutants. by Ilkay Celik Gulsoy (20624015)

“…<p>(A) Cell length measurements of single deletion mutants. …”

Understanding the role of moths (Insecta: Lepidoptera) as pollinators of apple (<i>Malus domestica</i>) by Pallab Chatterjee (20394206)

“…Among all nocturnal flower visitors, moths are the most effective pollen depositors with a mean single-visit pollen deposition of 152 ± 19.9. …”

Synthesis, Structure, and Reactivity of Arylchlorobis(dialkyl sulfide)platinum(II) Complexes by Ola F. Wendt (1282323)

“…This reactivity increase can be rationalized mainly in terms of a decrease in steric hindrance in the series. There seems to be no inherent differences with regard to <i>trans</i> labilizing ability of the aryl ligands in the various types of complexes, including the cyclometalated ones.…”

Simulated effects of phenytoin on control and schizophrenic models. by Peter J. Siekmeier (391910)

“…Lampl et al <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0058607#pone.0058607-Lampl1" target="_blank">[63]</a> and others <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0058607#pone.0058607-Fink1" target="_blank">[64]</a>, <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0058607#pone.0058607-Chao1" target="_blank">[65]</a> have shown that phenytoin concentrations in this range produce a decrease in Na⁺ channel conductance of between 34% and 50%. …”

The SPM predicts the observed inter-dependence of release rates and amplitudes following regional SNARE mutation. by Alexander M. Walter (493797)

“…This is in line with experimental data from C-terminal SNARE mutants (purple triangles), which show an increase in the fast time constant of release as well as an increase in slow (red edges) and a decrease in fast (blue edges) burst release. …”

Replication of mutant FMDVs in BHK–21 cells. by Armando Arias (134798)

“…Note that precursor P3 (3ABCD, highlighted with an asterisk) displayed a higher mobility than WT in all the mutant transcripts, consistent with a decrease of the number of VPg copies. …”

PERCOM, an unbiased and easily-accessible protein-centric analysis workflow. by Brian Foo (19273132)

“…As this study is interested in disruption of high-MW protein complexes, which presumably manifest as a decrease in overall MW as illustrated in B-C), hits with increased CoM are not considered. …”

Pol I Is Required for Adaptive Amplification and Not Point Mutation by P. J Hastings (5229)

“…(B) and (C) show the effect of the <i>dinB10</i> mutation on adaptive <i>lac-</i>amplification and point mutation, respectively. The <i>dinB polA</i>(Ts) cells display the decreased <i>lac</i> amplification of the <i>polA</i> mutant (B), and the decreased point mutation characteristic of the <i>dinB</i> mutant (C), demonstrating that the decrease in <i>lac</i> amplification rate does not result from channeling of <i>lac</i>-amplified cells into a point mutation pathway. …”

Hepatic enzymes and proteins. by Marc G. Jeschke (165008)

“…<p>Histograms depict serum concentrations of Alanin-Aminotransferase (ALT) (A), aspartat-aminotransferase (AST) (B), albumin (ALB) (C), alkaline phosphatase (ALP) (D), glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT) (E), and serum calcium concentrations (F). …”

Feature and functional enrichment analysis. by Minseung Kim (702444)

“…As some of functional terms were synonyms, we extract the non-duplicated associated terms. Ratios represent the proportion of the specific ontology terms present in a MI gene set.…”

Roles of miR-133b in invasion and migration of osteosarcoma cell lines. by Huafu Zhao (504200)

“…Cell invasion and migration were visualized and examined by inverted phase contrast microscope (left, A and B; magnification: ×100). Compared to non-treated U2-OS cells or cells with miR-null expression, both percent invasion and percent migration of miR-133b over-expressed U2-OS and MG-63 cells were significantly decreased (^*, <i>p</i>≤0.05; ^**, <i>p</i>≤0.01). …”

Effects of DFO on locomotor recovery. by Christina Francisca Vogelaar (776857)

“…Both BBB subscore and the Catwalk showed a positive but non-significant trend for DFO as compared to PBS controls. …”

Expression of tight junction proteins in normal and gluten-sensitive macaques. by Kaushiki Mazumdar (250222)

“…DIC was used for the observation of non-labeled tissues. Magnification is to a bar scale. …”

Effects of hub deletion on network connectivity. by Sumeet Agarwal (247112)

“…(Note: Results similar to those presented here are obtained if the hubs are divided into bottleneck/non-bottleneck categories <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000817#pcbi.1000817-Yu1" target="_blank">[7]</a> instead of date/party categories.)…”

Scaled Density Functional Theory Correlation Functionals^† by Mohammed M. Ghouri (2472178)

“…As a consequence, the SDC scaling of dynamical correlation decreases the mean errors (signed and unsigned) by significant amounts in an overwhelming majority of cases. …”

Oxidative stress impairs MEC function. by Xiaorong Xin (220876)

“…Intensity of latex beads engulfed by Ben-Men-I cells (B; >100 cells/condition; error bars represent SD of three independent counts; Student's t-test: p<0.05; marked with * for significant) or PMECs (D; >100 cells/condition; error bars represent SD of three independent counts; Student's t-test: p>0.05; marked with n.s. for not significant) decreases with increasing of rotenone concentration where Ben-Men-I cells display a high sensitivity towards rotenone with a reduction in endocytosis at low, non toxic rotenone concentrations while PMECs are more resistant to oxidative stress and maintain their rate of endocytosis.…”