supplementary figures by Fang Tao (22767416)

PHA-activated PBMCs are affected by H-1 PV infection. by Olivier Moralès (332856)

“…<i>PBMCs viability is decreased upon H-1 PV infection</i>. Cell viability was evaluated using a test based on a bioluminescent reaction measuring the amount of ATP present in living cells. …”

Pulmonary Artery Pseudoaneurysm by Darren S. Bryan (5721944)

“…Physical examination revealed decreased breath sounds at the left lung base. Computed tomography revealed an enhancing 8.9 cm mass (Figure 1A, arrow) arising from the left lower lobe segmental pulmonary artery (Figure 1B, arrowhead), compatible with a pseudoaneurysm. …”

Four 30 second segments of EEG Data. by Andrew D. Krystal (326554)

“…The top segment displays EEG data during a period of REM sleep. The display scale is 250 µV from the top to the bottom. …”

Calibration of the in vitro assay for OR activation by tears. by Shani Agron (17691632)

“…(<b>A)</b> 50%, 25%, and 6.25% (v/v in CD293 stimulation medium). …”

Developmental analysis of SlitBest1b expression in male antennae. by Adrien François (292284)

“…<p>SlitBest1b expression was investigated by qPCR on larvae (last instar stage), pupae (7 and 11 days after pupation, P7 and P11) and adults (the day of adult emergence (A0) and the next 4 days, A1 to A4). The transcript level increased from day 7 to day 11 of pupation and reached a peak at emergence that was maintained during the first three days of the adult stage and then it slightly decreased. …”

Fig 4 - by Vonne van Polanen (303688)

“…If force scaling is adjusted to the previous weight, an increasing line from L to H is expected for the peakLFR and a decreasing line for LPD. This was the case in all conditions.…”

Effect of channeling on reaction cascades with competing reactions. by Liubov Poshyvailo (3779299)

“…<p>(a) Product formation velocity of the nonchanneled system, <i>v</i>_<i>non</i>, decreases as the degradation or consumption rate of intermediates, <i>k</i>_deg, increases. …”

Data: Experimental confirmation of effects of leaf litter type and light on tadpole performance for two priority amphibians by Angela K. Burrow (10283935)

Greater T cell apoptosis resulting in reduced tumor cell apoptosis after co-culture with PBMCs carrying the IL-10 non-ATA haplotype versus the IL-10 ATA haplotype. by Yaw-Cheng Wang (147089)

“…We added IL-10 recombinant protein to the co-culture medium of PBMCs harboring the IL-10 ATA haplotype, and the tumor apoptosis rate was decreased (decreased 4.29% of A549, P<0.001; decreased 1.94% of TL-1, P = 0.043). …”

Supplementary Material for: Metformin for the Treatment of Hyperandrogenism in Adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus by Codner E. (4142104)

STATISTICAL CONTROL OF THE PROCESS APPLIED TO THE MONITORING OF THE WATER QUALITY INDEX by Ketllin Z. da Conceição (6096773)

RG- SHAIB SHABIR (20MCT0035).pdf by SHAIB SHABIR (10644029)

FATIGUE AND REHABILITATION IN THE TRAINING OF GYMNASTS by Yingyu Chen (161120)

Presumable sheme of compatible and incompatible combinations of molecular determinants in the plastid <i>accD</i> and nuclear loci. by Vera S. Bogdanova (705889)

RNA and DNA oxidative damage in gastrocnemius muscle. by Jinze Xu (94608)

“…<p>(A) Post-hoc analysis showed that there is a tendency for greater level of RNA oxidation in 29-month-old rats compared to 8-month-old control (<i>p</i> = 0.09, Tukey's multiple comparison test). …”

Effect of increasing temperature on Caco-2 monolayer barrier function. by Guizhen Xiao (459228)

“…<p>Caco-2 monolayers were exposed to increasing temperature for 1 h from 37°C to 43°C. <b>A:</b> Increasing temperature decreased TEER. TEER was recorded before (used as a baseline) and after heat stress. …”

OpenFOAM_Documentation_SourceCode.txt from On the association of kinematics, spanwise instability and growth of secondary vortex structures in the wake of oscillating foils by Suyash VERMA (16702465)

Effect of music stimuli on indices of autonomic nerve activity. by Yuuki Ooishi (211780)

“…Data are presented as means ± SEM; * p < 0.05, *** p < 0.001 for a simple main effect test; †† p < 0.01 for a main effect test.…”

Phenome-wide associations of clinical diagnoses with height and height genetic risk score (GRS). by Michael G. Levin (9499397)

“…<p>Phenome-wide association studies were performed in Penn Medicine Biobank participants to identify clinical phenotypes associated with increased (A) height and (B) height GRS. The horizontal red line denotes the Bonferroni-adjusted level of significance (0.05/1,816 phenotypes), the blue line denotes the nominal level of significance (0.05), and triangles denote the direction of association between increasing height and risk of the phenotype (pointing upward = increased risk; pointing downward = decreased risk).…”