Effect of ursodeoxycholic acid (150 mg/kg, p.o.) and fenofibrate (100 mg/kg, p.o.) on body weight, serum parameters and blood pressure in rats administered fructose. by Amr A. A. Mahmoud (627688)

Image1_Reduction of kinesin I heavy chain decreases tau hyperphosphorylation, aggregation, and memory impairment in Alzheimer’s disease and tauopathy models.jpg by Karthikeyan Selvarasu (14004867)

“…We also found that the knockdown and knockout (KO) of KIFf5B significantly decreased the tau stability, and overexpression of KIF5B in KIF5B-KO cells significantly increased the expression of phosphorylated and total tau levels. …”

Infection-induced decrease of early myeloid progenitors is critically dependent on IFN-γ signaling. by Nikolai N. Belyaev (419166)

Fe limitation decreases transcriptional regulation over the diel cycle in the model diatom <i>Thalassiosira pseudonana</i> by Johanna A. L. Goldman (7372724)

M2 macrophages decrease alkaline phosphatase activity through Wnt signalling pathways. by Jesús Cosín-Roger (123861)

Ameliorative effect of yokukansan on glutamate-induced decrease in GSH levels in PC12 cells. by Hitomi Kanno (584976)

Effects of 5-HTR blockade on incentive. by Yukiko Hori (299784)

Decrease of locomotor activity in <i>Auts2</i> mutant mice during habituation. by Kei Hori (840871)

“…Data are presented as the mean ± SEM (A: WT, n = 17, <i>Auts2</i>^<i>neo/+</i> = 14 and B: WT, n = 10, <i>Auts2</i>^<i>neo/+</i> = 9). …”

Statistical analysis of relative decrease in prey abundance in presence of T6SS+ parental strain. by Marta Rudzite (15991136)

Androgen and staurosporine synergize to decrease the relative ATP concentration in HPr-1AR cells. by Congcong Chen (796149)

“…In comparison to vehicle control, STS and to a lesser extent DHT significantly decrease the relative ATP concentration of HPr-1AR cells at 24 hours. …”

Decrease in complexity of <i>B. burgdorferi</i> population during persistent infection of mice. by Ryan O. M. Rego (590814)

LiCl, TSA, and MTR decrease polyQ mediated ASH neuronal death. by Cindy Voisine (30589)

Silymarin disrupted insulin signaling to decrease glucose uptake in L6 myotube cells. by Kai-Chun Cheng (441773)

Computational analysis of pediatric ventricular assist device implantation to decrease cerebral particulate embolization by ThuyTien Nguyen (775693)

S1P antibodies decrease S1P- and 4-Deoxypyridoxine-induced HPAEC migration. by Evgeny V. Berdyshev (307465)

Prey establishment and decrease in inter-population contacts protects T6SS sensitive lineages. by Marta Rudzite (15991136)

“…In (<b>F)</b> each of the rows contains a set of representative images of colonies set up with a different prey to attacker ratio in the inoculum (1:1, 2:1, 3:1, 5:1, 10:1) and the overall bacterial density of OD₆₀₀ = 1.0. …”

Endoplasmic reticulum calcium decrease via RyR in response to HIV-1 Tat. by John P. Norman (269281)

MAP-2 decrease follows the early PSA-NCAM reduction induced by glutamate exposure. by María Fernanda Podestá (639243)

“…<p>Hippocampal neurons in culture (DIV 12–13) were briefly exposed to 5 µM glutamate and evaluated 1, 3, 6 and 12 h later. …”

Anti-EBOV GP IgGs Lacking α1-3-Galactose and Neu5Gc Prolong Survival and Decrease Blood Viral Load in EBOV-Infected Guinea Pigs by Olivier Reynard (354756)

“…Compared to control animals treated with IgGs from non-immunized double KO pigs, the anti-EBOV IgGs-treated animals exhibited a significantly prolonged survival and a decreased virus load in blood on day 3. The data obtained indicated that IgGs lacking α1–3 Galactose and Neu5Gc, two highly immunogenic epitopes in humans, have a protective effect upon EBOV infection.…”

AS021 activity and Satb2 expression decrease within deep layers at postnatal stages. by Kensuke Tashiro (193459)

“…(D) Quantification of the percentage of Satb2⁺ neurons co-expressing βgal (βgal⁺) within the 10 bins. (E–G″′) Immunostaining for Satb2 (red), Ctip2 (blue), and βgal (green) in coronal sections of P2 AS021-lacZ brains reveals a strong decrease of Satb2 staining specifically in deep layers. …”