Representative IFN-γ histograms in different cell populations. by Catherine M. Kerr (21492574)

Students’ reasons why they appreciate instructor use of humor in college science classrooms. by Katelyn M. Cooper (5634851)

Endochondral Ossification Is Accelerated in Cholinesterase-Deficient Mice and in Avian Mesenchymal Micromass Cultures by Janine Spieker (3092895)

“…The remodeling effects were supported by <i>in situ</i> hybridization (ISH) experiments performed on cryosections from A^-B^- mice, in which Ihh, Runx2, MMP-13, ALP, Col-II and Col-X were considerably decreased, or had disappeared between E18.5 and P0. …”

Table 1_DYRK1A roles in human neural progenitors.xlsx by Jeremie Courraud (20871932)

“…In addition, DYRK1A-KD led to a reduction in p21 protein levels, despite an increase in the expression of a minor transcript variant for this gene, and a decrease in ERK pathway activation.…”

Student responses to the statement “I appreciate when instructors use humor in college science classrooms”. by Katelyn M. Cooper (5634851)

Simulated average monthly flow at the 10 outflow assessment nodes in the five river basins over the 2008 to 2020 period (HMRB: Harirod-Murghab River Basin, HRB: Helmand River Basin... by Fazlul Karim (7225826)

Time series of heteroplasmy level statistics. by David M. Edwards (10692265)

Multinomial regression coefficients for models used to determine whether there are gender differences in the extent to which funny, unfunny, and offensive humor affects student sel... by Katelyn M. Cooper (5634851)

Efficacy and safety of Ixekizumab vs. low-dose IL-2 vs. Colchicine vs. standard of care in the treatment of patients hospitalized with moderate-to-critical COVID-19: A pilot random... by Lívia Pimenta Bonifácio (7502579)

“…The primary outcome was accessed in the “per protocol” population as the proportion of patients with clinical improvement, defined as a decrease greater or equal to two points on the World Health Organization’s (WHO) seven-category ordinal scale by day 28. …”

HuNoV infection slows down intestinal transit. by Arno Cuvry (7405604)

“…<p><b>A)</b> Decrease of fluorescent signal over 4 hours in 5-dpf zebrafish larvae. …”

Effects of the unilateral submaximal eccentric exercise on knee flexor’s neuromuscular function. by Jennifer Gioda (17951785)

Stress-induced cortisol responses in 5 dpf larvae. by Chen-Min Yeh (225051)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Cortisol response of 5 dpf zebrafish larvae to various stressors: non-exposed controls (N=11), temperature increase (N=8), temperature decrease (N=8), ammonia solution (50 mg ml^-1; N=11), pH shock (1 mM; N=10), osmotic shock (250 mM; N=10), EtOH (2%; N=11), and CuSO₄ (50 µM; N=12). …”

Image_5_Development of a Genome-Edited Tomato With High Ascorbate Content During Later Stage of Fruit Ripening Through Mutation of SlAPX4.JPEG by Ju Hui Do (12403849)

AC-LayeringNetV2 architecture module. by Wenhao Ren (2561731)

“…Additionally, the model achieves a 6.55% reduction in size and a 0.03% decrease in computational complexity. …”

The chromosome 11 MUC5B pQTL. by Eric Van Buren (14920593)

“…Numbers in parentheses on x-axis denote sample size per genotype. Each C allele yields a 0.8 log (ln) unit decreased in MUC5B, equating to a 2.3 picomol/ml decrease in MUC5B concentration.…”

SA/DP trajectories during the five years (T–5 to T–1) prior to suicide, mean number of net SA/DP months per year. by Mo Wang (152951)

“…This two groups revealed increasing of SA/DP with different speeds. The “Decreasing” group (green line) contained 7.1% of the individuals with a decrease in SA/DP over time.…”

Master dataset. by Davide Oreggia (5620763)

Linoleic acid (18:2, N6) containing lipids were increased (blue highlight) in plasma phospholipids (PC, PI, LPE) of SAMS patients while only 2 glycerolipids (TGs) containing 18:2 w... by Timothy J. Garrett (7418819)

Effect of <i>slc43a3</i> deletion on metabolic performance parameters in male and female WT and KO mice. by Aaron L. Sayler (19797446)

Effect of <i>slc43a3</i> deletion on food and water consumption in male and female WT and KO mice. by Aaron L. Sayler (19797446)