RhoA staining of SH-SY5Y neurons transfected with non-targeted ChABC or GFP and plated onto CSA. by Priscilla Day (4582720)

Growth rates of strains overproducing different adhesins in <i>trans</i>. by Doaa Osama Saleh (16353149)

Phenotypic and physiological assessment of DP and IR28 seedlings under control and salt stress conditions. by Duc Quan Nguyen (8570142)

Effects of conivaptan on brain water content (BWC), blood-brain-barrier (BBB) disruption, plasma and urine sodium and osmolality. by Emil Zeynalov (596088)

“…Following MCAO, Evans Blue (EB) extravasation index (I/C) was increased in vehicle treated mice, and reduced in conivaptan treated mice, naïve, n = 5, vehicle, n = 8, Conivaptan 0.2 mg, n = 8. (C, D) Conivaptan treatment of 0.2 mg resulted in an elevation of plasma sodium and osmolality, and decreased urine sodium and osmolality due to aquaresis. …”

Correlation between fat fraction and M2BPGi. by Eun-Hee Nah (11751972)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>A healthy lifestyle is the most important method for managing nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). …”

CONSORT flow diagram. by Eun-Hee Nah (11751972)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>A healthy lifestyle is the most important method for managing nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). …”

Effect of ABZ on tegumental microtubules. by Inés Guarnaschelli (18102211)

DiSC₃(5) responds to CCCP-induced membrane depolarization. by Doaa Osama Saleh (16353149)

Tomato-positive fibroblasts and Ext1-positive fibroblasts showed vimentin-positive by immunostaining. by Ayumi Niwa (6256790)

Image 1_A comprehensive immune repertoire signature distinguishes pulmonary infiltration in SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant infection.jpeg by Xuechuan Li (14430114)

“…</p>Results<p>Patients with pulmonary infiltration exhibit lymphopenia, a decreased proportion of the overall TCR repertoire alongside an increased BCR repertoire, reduced IGHD and IGHM isotype expression, a shorter mean CDR3 length for TRG, and a longer mean length for TRD, as well as diminished clonality and diversity in the TCR/BCR repertoire. …”

HilD induction does not affect flagellation. by Doaa Osama Saleh (16353149)

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”