Impacts de différents régimes de perturbations et niveaux de ressource hydrique pour contrôler une espèce proliférante dans un écosystème pseudo-steppique: le cas de <i>Rubus ulmif... by Solène Masson (572201)

Time line and statistical contrasts. by Vincent Koppelmans (4326460)

“…BR-12 = 12 days pre HDBR; C1 = first assessment day for control subjects.; <b>B)</b> Linear mixed model contrast to test for effects of HDBR on focal gray matter. solid line = contrast assuming stable gray matter volume pre-HDBR, linear increase in gray matter over HDBR, and partial recovery post-HDBR; dashed line = contrast assuming stable gray matter volume pre-HDBR, linear decrease in gray matter over HDBR, and partial recovery post-HDBR; <b>C)</b> Linear mixed model contrast to test for effects of HDBR on behavior. solid line = contrast assuming increase in time needed to complete the functional mobility test (i.e., performance decrease) from pre-HDBR to post-HDBR, with recovery post-HDBR; dashed line = contrast assuming decrease in standing balance performance (i.e., SOT 5) from pre-HDBR to post-HDBR, with recovery post-HDBR.…”

Image_2_Effects of post-silking low temperature on the starch and protein metabolism, endogenous hormone contents, and quality of grains in waxy maize.tif by Jian Guo (191157)

“…Enzymatic activities related to starch and protein biosynthesis decreased under the LT treatment during the filling stage, accompanied by a decrease in the accumulation amounts and contents of soluble sugar and starch, and a decrease in protein accumulation amount. …”

Image_1_Effects of post-silking low temperature on the starch and protein metabolism, endogenous hormone contents, and quality of grains in waxy maize.tif by Jian Guo (191157)

“…Enzymatic activities related to starch and protein biosynthesis decreased under the LT treatment during the filling stage, accompanied by a decrease in the accumulation amounts and contents of soluble sugar and starch, and a decrease in protein accumulation amount. …”

Targeting the tumor initiating and differentiated populations within DU145 and PC3 carcinoma cell lines by CXCR4 antagonist and conventional therapy. by Anna Dubrovska (105746)

“…<p>(A) Treatment with CXCR4 antagonist AMD3100 decreases the CD133⁺/CD44⁺ population but did not significantly affect the CD133⁻/CD44⁻ population within prostate cancer cells. …”

<i>Tle4</i> null mice have cell-intrinsic defects in HSPC self-renewal and B-cell development. by Justin C. Wheat (621068)

“…(d) Analysis of B-cell differentiation in the BM of recipient mice 32 weeks after transplant by quantitation of ProB Fractions shows an increase in Fraction C, but decreased Fractions D and E indicating a relative block in differentiation between Fractions C and D (n = 5 per genotype, *: <i>P</i><.05 analysis of bone marrow weeks after transplant showed no significant differences between ko and wt recipients in the absolute number lks clp cmp or gmp compartments but did show a decrease meps recipient mice. competitive homing hours transplantation using whole bm from two week old littermates defect ability index is represented as: input src="http://www.plosone.org/article/fetchObject.action?…”

Representative correlations between MV and EtCO₂. by Jaideep H. Mehta (3779440)

“…The patient from the Procedural Sedation group falls between the patients from General Anesthesia and Awake Volunteers groups. Specifically, a 1 L/min increase in MV led to 2.0 mmHg decrease in EtCO₂ (EtCO₂ instrument sensitivity = 2.0 ^mmHg/_L/min, corresponding with θ_PS = -63.5°).…”

Que protectes the spinal cord from demyelination and loss of oligodendrocytes. by Feng Mei (143817)

“…<p><b>A.</b> MBP immunofluorescent staining displays an obvious decrease of myelin (arrows) in the white matter of the spinal cord in the untreated EAE controls (N = 5). …”

Filamentous calcareous alga provides substrate for coral-competitive macroalgae in the degraded lagoon of Dongsha Atoll, Taiwan by Carolin Nieder (6708062)

“…By providing habitat for other harmful macroalgae, a prolonged <i>Galaxaura</i> overgrowth could further enhance the spread of macroalgae, and strengthen negative feedback loops, decreasing the recovery potential of degraded reefs.…”

The LPal inputs to RS neurons are relayed in the PT. by Gheylen Daghfous (155482)

“…Middle: RS neuron responses to electrical stimulation (15–20 μA) of the LPal. A local injection of the glutamate receptor antagonists AP5/CNQX (0.5 mM/1 mM) in the PT (see schematized brain, upper panel) strongly decreased the RS neuron responses. …”

Telomere length in primary MEFs cultivated in low or high oxidative environment. by Zhilong Wang (248924)

“…<p>Q-FISH analysis of metaphase spreads of wild type and <i>Ogg1^−/−</i> primary MEFs cultivated in 3% O₂, 20% O₂, or 3% O₂ in the presence of 0.5 µM paraquat for 6 passages. (A) Representative metaphase spreads of wild type and <i>Ogg1^−/−</i> primary MEFs cultivated in 20% O₂. …”

CDMS quantification of Impβ-capsid complexes indicates saturable, ionic strength-sensitive binding of Impβ. by Chao Chen (195669)

“…<p>(a) The mean number of Impβ bound to Cp183 capsids decreases as a function of NH₄HCO₂ concentration. …”

Static adhesion of tumor cells to protein-immobilized poly-dimethylsiloxane wells. by Sara P. Y. Che (718192)

“…The positive control had no antibody pretreatment, and isotype IgG pretreatment (50μg/ml) was used as a negative control. Blocking FVIIa binding to TF with the TF9-5B7 antibody significantly decreased adhesion to TFPI-coated wells compared to controls (* p < 0.05, n = 3). …”

Reduced Aqueous Retinol Binding Protein 3 Concentration is Associated with Diabetic Macular Edema and Progression of Diabetic Retinopathy by Tanvi Chokshi (12970453)

“…</p><p dir="ltr">Results: In 153 eyes (31 with type 1 and 122 with type 2 diabetes; N=149 patients), 37% had no signs of DR, 40% had mild non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy (NPDR), and 23% moderate NPDR. Aqueous RBP3 decreased from a median of 2.1nM [IQR 0.8-3.4nM] in eyes with no DR to 1.5nM [0.8-3.8nM] in eyes with mild-moderate NPDR (P=0.047). …”

<i>ITP</i> regulates thirst and water intake. by Martina Gáliková (3274566)

“…(D) Schematic drawing of the capillary drinking system, which measures the total volume of water ingested during a given period of time. Panels (E) and (F) show the mean water intake per day of feeding on a water-deprived food. …”

Factors Affecting Seed Dormancy and Germination of Greater Bur-Parsley (Turgenia latifolia) by M. REZVANI (5960765)

Species-level changes in biomass due to large mammalian herbivore exclusion. by Arjun B. Potter (6445646)

“…Overall, species-level effects based on biomass data were less reliable than those based on percent cover; for biomass only 14 species were widespread enough (i.e., present in both plots of at least one experimental block) to estimate an experimental effect and, on average, when effects could be computed they were based on a mean of only 2.5 experimental blocks per species. …”

Entropy optimization and stability analysis in flow of quadratic radiative <i>Ag−MgO</i>/<i>water</i> hybrid micropolar nanofluid over an exponentially contracting permeable Riga s... by Gopinath Mandal (17767951)

S2 Fig - by Thomas Notermans (9767082)

“…All perturbations of the model parameters predict a decrease in tissue production in the tendon core at week 1.…”

Illustration of the evolution of the concentration of CA. by Nicolas Adrien Pannetier (389578)

“…The change in CA concentration , represented by the lattices, and in the magnetic field perturbations are presented at five times points labeled (1) to (5). For this longer echo time, one can observe the competition between the susceptibility effect which decreases the signal (point (2)) and the enhancement produced by the relaxation effect of the CA which extravasates into the tissue (points (3) to (5)). …”