Lytic activity of Ts2631 endolysin. by Magdalena Plotka (796491)

“…<i>thermophilus</i> HB8 DSM 579 cell suspension in 200 μl of 10 mM potassium phosphate buffer pH 8.0 and a decrease in OD₆₀₀ was measured for 40 min in 5 min intervals. …”

Group-level effects of cTBS on the magnitude of MEPs. by Gan Huang (422526)

“…<p>(A) cTBS was delivered over M1, using biphasic pulses with an AP-PA or PA-AP current direction. …”

Thermal Destabilization of Collagen Matrix Hierarchical Structure by Freeze/Thaw by Altug Ozcelikkale (845861)

“…This fibril-level damage can be alleviated by use of cryoprotectant DMSO at concentrations as low as 0.5 M. A theoretical model explaining the change in collagen post-thaw thermal stability by freezing-induced fibril expansion is also proposed.…”

Optimal alignment (upper panel) and Boltzmann pair probabilities (lower panel) for alignment positions in optimal time warping between yeast gene YGL116W (17 time points) and human... by F. Ferrè (9995)

“…All rights reserved</p> Boltzmann probabilities are computed with = 1 and for the values 0.5, 1.0 and 2.0 of . With increasing values of , the Boltzmann probability values decrease; this enhances the depiction of presumed biological significance of aligned positions in this optimal time warping.…”

Analysis of the polysomal profiles of strain <i>Δnop8/GAL1::NOP8</i>. by Marcia C. T. Santos (215784)

“…<p><i>NOP8</i> and <i>Δnop8/GAL1::NOP8</i> strains were incubated in glucose-containing medium for 6 hours for the analysis of polysomal profiles through sucrose gradient. (<b>A</b>) Left panel, <i>NOP8</i> strain. Right panel, <i>Δnop8/GAL1::NOP8</i> strain showing very low levels of the 60S ribosomal subunit, and consequent decrease in 80S ribosomes and polysomes. …”

The effect of antivirals on HSV-2 lesions and the risk of HIV-1 infection. by Catherine M. Byrne (5147228)

“…<p>50 model simulations, each lasting 12 months, were performed for each of 5 different daily doses of pritelivir. (A) Distributions of HSV-2 count, CD4+ T cell count per mm², and the percentage of tissue damage within one simulation region. …”

IL1-β effects on protein expression in lipid raft- and non-lipid raft fractions. by Myriam Chentouf (346845)

“…</p><p>Up or down regulated membrane lipid raft and non lipid raft proteins after IL-1β treatment are presented in relative values recorded for the same proteins expressed in raft and non raft fraction in control condition (no IL-1β treatment). A 2-fold increase or decrease (bold) taken as cut-off value (positive or negative) is considered as significant.…”

SLOB expression is altered in and flies by Angela M Jaramillo (2721)

Western blotting analysis of the expression of RIP-1. by Chuanjiang Huang (428570)

“…<p>The expressional level of RIP-1 increased significantly in C6 (A) and U87 (E) glioma cells when shikonin concentration was elevated. …”

Temporal Patterns of Nucleotide Misincorporations and DNA Fragmentation in Ancient DNA by Susanna Sawyer (174290)

“…In contrast, the frequency of apparent C to T substitutions towards the 5′-ends of molecules tends to increase over time. …”

Regions showing significantly different functional connectivity across the three groups. by Hua-Jun Chen (300047)

“…(c) Within the default mode network (DMN): ROI-4, bilateral posterior cingulate gyrus and precuneus; ROI-5, left inferior parietal lobule. Left side of image denotes right side of brain. * indicates that cirrhotic patients showed significant decrease (p<0.05) in functional connectivity strength, compared with healthy controls (HC); while # indicates that cirrhotic patients with minimal hepatic encephalopathy (MHE) showed significant decreased (p<0.05) functional connectivity strength, compared with those without MHE (NMHE).…”

Growth behavior of <i>B</i>. <i>licheniformis</i> DSM13 and its derivatives after induction with mitomycin C. by Robert Hertel (712769)

“…<i>licheniformis</i> DSM13 shows a loss in turbidity 3 hours after induction with mitomycin C and <i>B</i>. …”

Comparison of the fibrosis burden to TA volume of in each patient-specific LA models. by Aditi Roy (4494268)

“…<p>A: distribution of TAs across different regions of the atrial wall; dense fibrotic region (black), border zone (BZ—dark grey) and healthy tissue (light grey). …”

Time-dependent effects of NE/IFN-γ on cellular proliferation and invasion. by Liancai Wang (306725)

“…<p>The stimulatory effects of NE (10⁻⁸ M) continued to increase for 1 to 2 weeks, while the suppressive effects of NE (10⁻⁶ M, 10⁻⁵ M) were enhanced at 1 week and then were gradually reversed (A and B). …”

Cell adhesion changes β-catenin distributions under Wnt stimulations. by Jiawen Chen (589546)

“…<p>The values α2 = 0.4 and α1 = 1.5 were chosen. In order to minimize the complexity, we decomposed the multiple factors caused by adhesion and added them step by step. …”

Significant changes (P≤0.05, FC ≥2) of fatty acids in <i>Mesorhizobium</i> N₃₃ exposed to cold. by Abdollah Ghobakhlou (503529)

“…<p>GT4 =  Growth at 4°C; T1 = 2 min, T2 = 4 min, T3 = 8 min, T4 = 60 min, T5 = 240 min exposure to 4°C of cells grown at 21°C; GT10 =  Growth at 10°C. …”

Dilatometric Cycles in the Study of Precipitation of Intermetallic Phases in Duplex Stainless Steels by Elki C. Souza (5669489)

MODIFICATION OF THE SPINOPELVIC PARAMETERS WITH SURGICAL POSITIONING AND THE ROLE OF THE HIP by Orosco David (7888547)

Silver nanoparticles suppress forskolin-induced syncytialization in BeWo cells by Yuji Sakahashi (14232860)

Modulating the excitability gradient changes domino speed. by Jennifer Creaser (9427932)

“…Scale bar: 500 <i>μ</i>V, 5s. Panel <b>c</b> shows the mean recruitment time of model simulations of the network with different values of excitability gradient <i>δν</i>. …”