<i>Dmxl2</i> knockdown in INS-1E cells decreases glucose-induced insulin release. by Brooke Tata (633065)

“…In the presence of various concentrations of glucose (5 and 20 mM), <i>Dmxl2</i>-siRNA–transfected cells displayed only a small increase in insulin release, at a glucose concentration of 20 mM only, whereas a 2- to 3-fold increase was observed with NT siRNA-transfected cells. …”

CD34⁺ cell populations decreased in malaria. by Carmen M. Dickinson-Copeland (824626)

“…<p>(A) CD34⁺ hematopoietic stem and progenitor cell populations are significantly decreased in malaria patients. …”

phosphoATM focal intensity decreases at DSBs undergoing resection. by Verena Geuting (440327)

Overexpression of Myc increases mutation frequency and decreases lifespan at 29 by Christina Greer (359442)

ALVAC-HIV elicits V2, V3, and CD4 inducible (CD4i) binding antibody responses. by LaTonya D. Williams (3140490)

Illustrations of the SeqFold2D network and the Stralign dataset. by Xiangyun Qiu (316117)

Decreased neutrophil-mediated pathology in the liver of co-infected mice. by Kristen L. Lokken (558435)

Correlates of osteogenic differentiation. by Fabian Westhauser (5314436)

Evaluation of the PCSK9 vaccine (V2 vaccine) in male <i>ApoE-deficient mice</i> (N = 5–7). by Ryo Kawakami (4849549)

The protein level of ApoB was decreased in HCV-infected cells. by Bei Wang (116772)

Δ3C virus-induced lymphomas have decreased expression of E2F target genes. by James C. Romero-Masters (4112614)

Wnt5a expressing tumors demonstrate a decrease in markers of the basal tumor subtype. by Stephanie L. Easter (662168)

“…Values are means +/− standard error (n = 6 MMTV-Wnt1, 3 fields per tumor; n = 5 MMTV-Wnt1;MMTV-Wnt5a, 3 fields per tumor). MMTV-Wnt1;MMTV-Wnt5a tumors demonstrated a significant decrease in K6-expressing cells as measured by T-test (* = p<0.05).…”

Metronidazole thermogel improves retention and decreases permeation through the skin by Elayne Karine Souto de Melo (12848144)

Decreased TORC1 activates HPK-1 to extend longevity. by Ritika Das (4514968)

AnxA5 results in a tendency to decrease the monocyte endothelium interaction in a flow model. by Robert Stöhr (3583700)

Fig 5 - by Rong Yang (107028)

Decrease in PP2A activity increases phosphorylation of p38MAPK, pMAPKAPK2 and Hsp27 in CD133+ cells. by Shih-Pei Lin (117914)

VRK1 overexpression is seen in human breast cancer and is associated with decreased relapse-free survival. by Aye M. Mon (5714912)

“…Data for cancer subtypes are shown in boxes numbered 1–11: 1: benign breast neoplasm (rank 6459, 1.4 fold-change, NS), 2: breast carcinoma (rank 833, 1.5 fold-change, p = 3.83x10^-5), 3: breast phyllodes tumor (rank 512, 1.2 fold-change, p = 0.002), 4: ductal breast carcinoma in situ (rank 1969, 1.5 fold-change, p = 0.002), 5: invasive breast carcinoma (rank 1060, 1.6 fold-change, p = 1.28x10^-5), 6: invasive ductal and invasive lobular breast carcinoma (rank 941, 1.5 fold-change, p = 6.76x10^-22), 7: invasive ductal breast carcinoma (rank 613, 1.5-fold change, p = 2.71x10^-71), 8: invasive lobular breast carcinoma (rank 947, 1.3 fold-change, p = 3.64x10^-28), 9: medullary breast carcinoma (rank 400, 1.8 fold-change, p = 3.25x10^-12), 10: mucinous breast carcinoma (rank 1932, 1.4 fold-change, p = 7.41x10^-10) and 11: tubular breast carcinoma (rank 1253, 1.4 fold-change, p = 1.24x10^-17). …”

Dox-inducible expression of HA-MAD1 in colon is sufficient to decrease p53 expression and cause chromosome missegregation. by Sarah E. Copeland (13951506)

“…Large circles show mean of cells from 5 fields of view from a single animal. (D) Immunoblot showing p53 protein expression is decreased in colon tissue from 5-month old HA-MAD1 mice after 1 week of 6 mg/kg dox feed as compared to control. …”

Effects of T5-1 and T5-12 on TAS2R5 expression during protein synthesis inhibition. by Donghwa Kim (252081)

“…In the presence of CHX, T5-1 caused a decrease in receptor expression with the prolonged exposure, while T5-12 exposure had no significant effect on expression. * , P < 0.01 vs vehicle control.…”