The apparent Ca²⁺ affinity of release is decreased by hydrophobic mutations. by Matthew R. Bowers (8423115)

“…The significant rightward shift in the curve (EC50, non overlapping confidence intervals) indicates a decrease in the apparent Ca²⁺ affinity of neurotransmitter release.…”

Conductance in interneurons increases network frequency by decreasing the latency with which inhibition is recruited. by Michael N. Economo (187110)

“…The additional peak in the high-conductance state depicts the following network period (clipped for the low-conductance state due to its longer period). Decreasing the latency with which inhibition is recruited balances excitatory and inhibitory currents to a much greater degree (<i>ii</i>), resulting in more modest postsynaptic effect of inhibition (<i>iii</i>). …”

Decreased Sho protein levels in the brain during experimental and natural prion disease. by Joel C. Watts (195735)

“…(<b>B</b>) Decreased Sho levels in the brains of three sheep with natural scrapie as well as a sheep inoculated with the CH1641 scrapie strain compared to brains from healthy control animals. …”

WFS1 deficiency decreases mitochondrial membrane potential and cytosolic ATP level. by Michal Cagalinec (3151077)

“…The red to green fluorescence ratio demonstrated a slight but significant decrease in the <i>Wfs1</i> siRNA group. …”

WSSV infection damages the mechanical performance of the shrimp cuticle and decreases the chitin content. by Xin-Xin Wang (135520)

“…Scale bar, 10 μm. (B) Decrease in stiffness after WSSV infection, as shown by a texture analysis with the P/2N probe. …”

Ena/VASP Mislocalization Decreases the Prevalence of Fast, Persistent-Moving Smooth Cells by Catherine I Lacayo (34086)

Regions of significantly decreased ACM of SP-MS relative to RR-MS patients. by Mark Lyksborg (583318)

Si-Doped Fe Catalyst for Ammonia Synthesis at Dramatically Decreased Pressures and Temperatures by Qi An (331241)

“…Importantly, the Si-doped Fe catalyst can achieve the same TOF of pure Fe at 200 atm/500 °C under much milder conditions, e.g. at a much decreased reactant pressure of 20 atm at 500 °C, or alternatively at temperature and reactant pressure decreased to 400 °C and 60 atm, respectively. …”

Si-Doped Fe Catalyst for Ammonia Synthesis at Dramatically Decreased Pressures and Temperatures by Qi An (331241)

“…Importantly, the Si-doped Fe catalyst can achieve the same TOF of pure Fe at 200 atm/500 °C under much milder conditions, e.g. at a much decreased reactant pressure of 20 atm at 500 °C, or alternatively at temperature and reactant pressure decreased to 400 °C and 60 atm, respectively. …”

Increasing nutrient scarcity results in decreased heterotrophic classification probability of model output. by Chase Kernan (757181)

Calpeptin treatment decreases Nestin- and increases β-III Tubulin-positive cells. by Daniela M. Santos (211055)

Decreased recovery times were observed after repeated handling and anesthesia sessions. by Lingzhi Wang (114519)

MWCNT treatment decreases 14-3-3ε and HSP27 expression. by Li Ju (509103)

Tail tap-evoked responses of tail SNs and MNs decreased during aging. by Andrew T. Kempsell (738294)

“…<p>A) A single 500 ms tap to the tail at a stimulus pressure of 75 g/mm² evoked AP generation in tail SNs and complex EPSPs in tail MNs from mature and aged II reduced tail preparations. …”

L-NNA decreases tumor blood flow in C3H animals. by Rickson C. Mesquita (322420)

“…<p>(A) Representative rBF time-courses in RIF tumors for a C3H and a nude mouse after L-NNA administration (represented by the dashed line at <i>t = 0</i>). …”

Manganese decreased the firing rate of STN neurons and increased the proportion of irregular neurons. by Safa Bouabid (572715)

The cytotoxic ability of virus-specific CD8 T cells was decreased in the absence of RANTES. by Alison Crawford (212922)

Loss of SV2B decreases the expression of several synaptic vesicle proteins. by Catherine W. Morgans (267419)

High activity of the intracellular Notch1 pathway decreases MAF cell viability. by Hongwei Shao (493627)

Decreased proliferation after overexpression of T-STAR in five breast cancer cell lines. by Sandra Sernbo (438551)

“…B) Increased (676%) T-STAR protein level (WB) compared to GFP (16%) and wt (100%) control cells in the MDA-MB-231 cell line after overexpression. C) A decrease in proliferation could be detected at 48 h after overexpressing T-STAR using thymidine incorporation and D) after 48 h (PMC42, L56Br-C1 and T47D) or 72 h (JIMT-1 and MDA-MB-231) upon assessment of enzymatic activity (WST-1 assay). …”