Effects of Housing Density in Five Inbred Strains of Mice by Judith L. Morgan (362202)

“…Five strains of mice (129S1/SvImJ, A/J, BALB/cByJ, C57BL/6J, and DBA/2J) were evaluated throughout 3- and 8-month timeframes for health and well-being, including mortality, cardiac measures, plasma cholesterol, body weight, bone mineral density, organ weights, hematology, behavioral observations, and open field and light–dark tests. …”

<i>G</i>. <i>muris</i> reduces <i>C</i>. <i>rodentium</i> colonization in the colon of co-infected mice, and decreases bacterial attachment to colonic mucosa. by Anna Manko (4114642)

Heatmap of sequence diversity in TprK V6. by Emily Romeis (10036162)

“…<p>Amino acid sequences of TprK V6 derived from SS14-WT (left) or SS14-DC^KO (right), separated by a bold dotted line. …”

NatB-inactivation decreased Drk levels through its N-terminal sequences, which was regulated by the N-end rule E3 ubiquitin ligase POE/UBR4. by Zhentao Sheng (107495)

“…<i>psid-D4</i> mutant clones (B) show similar levels of β-gal but decreased level of N-Drk-GFP in comparison to FRT control (A). …”

Neogenin is highly expressed in E11.5 NS. by Lorelei D. Shoemaker (253366)

“…<p>Neogenin protein was expressed at high levels in the membrane enriched fraction of E11.5 NS over P0 NS, and decreased upon differentiation (A), while mRNA levels appeared to be expressed at equal levels (B). …”

Increase in small dense LDL-cho and decrease in HDL-cho in plasma from <i>Lepr^db/dbSmp30^Y/−</i> mice. by Yoshitaka Kondo (417812)

Ultrastructural evidence of myelinopathy in 5-FU-treated animals by Ruolan Han (35102)

“…Electron micrographs were taken from the midline transverse sections of the CC (cross-sections of the axons). A representative image from a sham-treated control animal, showing normal myelinated axons; representative images from a 5-FU-treated animal, showing multiple pathological changes of both the myelin and axonal structures. …”

Fitted values from model 5 together with LOWESS. by Jemuel Chandrakumaran (16985832)

Pathways Common to <i>HD</i> CAG and 3-NP Reveal Decreased Carbohydrate and Lipid Metabolism, with <i>HD</i> CAG-Specific Pathways Reminiscent of huntingtin Normal Function by Jong-Min Lee (105338)

“…<div><p>(A) Venn diagrams summarize the results of GO analysis (biological process), showing the numbers of significantly altered (Increase, Decrease) <i>HD</i> CAG-specific, 3-NP-specific and shared GO terms, with the major categories of pathways listed below.…”

Decreased autophagy and increased apoptosis in CD4⁺CD8⁻ and CD4⁻CD8⁺ T cells after CLP. by Chih-Wen Lin (599080)

RNAi of RhATG5 <i>in vitro</i>. by Yanan Wang (123548)

“…<p>(A) Knockdown of RhATG5 inhibited the protein expression of RhATG8-PE and cleaved-Rhcaspase7. …”

Path errors obtained by the model in the five gaze conditions. by Oliver W. Layton (525075)

“…(c) Model path errors (solid lines) compared to human data from Li and Cheng (replotted, dashed lines) in the five gaze conditions as a function of path curvature <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003476#pcbi.1003476-Li3" target="_blank">[31]</a>. …”

Expression of Ring1B is influenced by the 5′ UTR. by Erwin Boutsma (377558)

“…One can clearly appreciate the increased exogenous Ring1B protein levels relative to tubulin when the 5′ UTR is present, as well as the decreased protein levels when the stem-loop-stem hairpin is cloned in front of the 5′ UTR, and the absence of exogenous Ring1B protein when the CMV promoter was removed from the vector. …”

mAP0.5 Curves of various models. by Yaojun Zhang (389482)

Image_5_PolySialic acid-nanoparticles inhibit macrophage mediated inflammation through Siglec agonism: a potential treatment for age related macular degeneration.jpeg by Anitha Krishnan (365684)

PRMT5 and p44 co-exist in the cytoplasm. by Zhongping Gu (144275)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Silencing PRMT5 expression decreased p44 protein levels in the cytoplasm. …”

<i>Fpn1^Tek/Tek</i> mice have liver iron loading but decreased <i>Bmp6</i> and <i>Hamp1</i> expression. by Zhuzhen Zhang (311660)

Co-Solvent Electrolyte Engineering for Stable Anode-Free Zinc Metal Batteries by Fangwang Ming (2900174)

“…More importantly, we design an anode-free Zn metal battery that exhibits excellent cycling stability (80% capacity retention after 275 cycles at 0.5 mA cm^–2). …”

Processing of V3Nter releases FZC18. by Delphine Quélard (43727)

“…Deglycosylation reveals polypeptides of ∼50 and 48 kD detected by anti-FZC18, anti-V5 and anti-DUF-959. A 36 kD polypeptide <i>(arrowheads)</i> is detected by anti-FZC18, anti-V5, but not by anti-DUF-959. …”

Structural Stability from Crystallographic Shear in TiO₂–Nb₂O₅ Phases: Cation Ordering and Lithiation Behavior of TiNb₂₄O₆₂ by Kent J. Griffith (1598332)

“…The effect of the potential window on the capacity, polarization, and reversibility was carefully examined; a minimum voltage limit of 1.1–1.2 V is critical for efficient and reversible cycling. …”