Table_2_Six Weeks of Basketball Combined With Mathematics in Physical Education Classes Can Improve Children's Motivation for Mathematics.pdf by Jacob Wienecke (3079605)

“…Seven hundred fifty-seven children (mean age = 10.4 years, age range: 7–12 years) were randomly selected to have either basketball combined with mathematics once a week (BM) or to have basketball sessions without mathematics (CON). …”

Number of exons vs. protein divergence (PD) in other species. by Jordi Morata (452295)

“…<p>This figure is equivalent to <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0072742#pone-0072742-g006" target="_blank">Figure 6</a>, but in this case we show the results for six other species. …”

Adaptive Network Coding over Cognitive Relay Networks by Chun, Young Jin

“…Based on the diversity order analysis, we propose a framework for adaptive network coding. …”
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Yap- and Cdc42-Dependent Nephrogenesis and Morphogenesis during Mouse Kidney Development by Antoine Reginensi (392626)

Lever reversal. by Mona Leblond (343708)

“…<p>A. Experienced reward variance on the risky lever (average of last 3 sessions; probability of reward on the risky lever = 12.5%). …”

CRISPR/Cas9-mediated knockout of <i>c-REL</i> in HeLa cells results in profound defects of the cell cycle by Carsten Slotta (4326091)

mRNA Secondary Structures Can Explain Experimental Observations by Michael Hiller (11282)

“…Compared to the wild-type sequence, the 25G->A mutation does not change ESE or ESS motifs. However, the ESE at position 16 becomes more double-stranded in the 25G->A mutant, and the ESSs at position 23–25 become more single-stranded, explaining the decrease in exon inclusion from 80%–25% [<a href="http://www.plosgenetics.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pgen.0030204#pgen-0030204-b043" target="_blank">43</a>].…”

Actin oscillations depend on the extent and timing of Gβ sequestration. by Oliver Hoeller (2148580)

“…To achieve stable, intermediate levels of Gβ sequestration, cells were cotreated with 300 nM rapamycin and 0, 5, 10, 20 or 40 μM FK506, a competitive inhibitor of rapamycin. …”

Table_4_Recovery of synaptic loss and depressive-like behavior induced by GATA1 through blocking of the neuroinflammatory response.XLSX by Koeul Choi (8055968)

Table_2_Recovery of synaptic loss and depressive-like behavior induced by GATA1 through blocking of the neuroinflammatory response.XLSX by Koeul Choi (8055968)

Table_6_Recovery of synaptic loss and depressive-like behavior induced by GATA1 through blocking of the neuroinflammatory response.XLSX by Koeul Choi (8055968)

Table_1_Recovery of synaptic loss and depressive-like behavior induced by GATA1 through blocking of the neuroinflammatory response.XLSX by Koeul Choi (8055968)

Table_9_Recovery of synaptic loss and depressive-like behavior induced by GATA1 through blocking of the neuroinflammatory response.XLSX by Koeul Choi (8055968)

Data_Sheet_1_Recovery of synaptic loss and depressive-like behavior induced by GATA1 through blocking of the neuroinflammatory response.docx by Koeul Choi (8055968)

Table_5_Recovery of synaptic loss and depressive-like behavior induced by GATA1 through blocking of the neuroinflammatory response.XLSX by Koeul Choi (8055968)

Table_8_Recovery of synaptic loss and depressive-like behavior induced by GATA1 through blocking of the neuroinflammatory response.XLSX by Koeul Choi (8055968)

Generalized structural equations improve sexual-selection analyses by Sonia Lombardi (4356964)

Table_7_Recovery of synaptic loss and depressive-like behavior induced by GATA1 through blocking of the neuroinflammatory response.XLSX by Koeul Choi (8055968)

Table_3_Recovery of synaptic loss and depressive-like behavior induced by GATA1 through blocking of the neuroinflammatory response.XLSX by Koeul Choi (8055968)

Presentation_1_Effects of rope skipping exercise on working memory and cardiorespiratory fitness in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.pdf by Ziyun Huang (8443560)

“…The AWRSE had significant improvements in the accuracy of 1-back task, Pacer (laps), and VO₂max (p<0.05), with the level of CRF approaching that of TD children. A significant decrease in response time for the 1-back task was observed in the CG.…”