Data_Sheet_1_Near-Infrared Spectroscopy-Derived Dynamic Cerebral Autoregulation in Experimental Human Endotoxemia—An Exploratory Study.docx by Nick Eleveld (11416904)

“…</p><p>Discussion: A reversible decrease in NIRS-derived cerebral autoregulation phase difference was seen after endotoxin infusion, with a small, sustained increase in TSI. …”

Image_1_Mobile colistin resistance (MCR), extended-spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL) and multidrug resistance monitoring in Escherichia coli (commensal and pathogenic) in pig farming:... by Vanesa García (84372)

“…Plasmid-mediated mobile colistin resistance gene (mcr) was present in 11.3% of 106 isolates, all of them pathogenic. This means a significant decrease compared to our previous data. …”

Table_4.xlsx by Andrea Coppi (3823813)

“…<p>Phragmites australis is a subcosmopolitan species typical of wetlands being studied in Europe for its disappearance from natural stands, a phenomenon called reed die-back syndrome (RDBS). …”

Impaired Bile Acid Homeostasis in Children with Severe Acute Malnutrition by Ling Zhang (18071)

“…<div><p>Objective</p><p>Severe acute malnutrition (SAM) is a major cause of mortality in children under 5 years and is associated with hepatic steatosis. …”

Greening Fine Chemical Production via Continuous Flow Technology: An LCA-TEA-SA Integrated Assessment of <i>p</i>‑Nitrobenzoic Acid by Chen Feng (298683)

“…The key findings include the following: (1) CFT outperformed BWT with a 16.91% reduction in 100 year global warming potential, a 13.73% decrease in capital and operating expense, and a 1.5% improvement in overall safety score under real production conditions. (2) A trade-off model identified 154–160 °C as an optimal window where CFT excelled in environment-economy-temperature safety performance. …”

ATP reduction causes persistent phosphorylation of 12E8 epitope and dephosphorylation at other sites. by Ineka T. Whiteman (215767)

“…Total tau was observed to decrease transiently (41±5% at 30 min) before returning to control levels (98±19%) at 120 min. …”

Table_3.docx by Andrea Coppi (3823813)

“…<p>Phragmites australis is a subcosmopolitan species typical of wetlands being studied in Europe for its disappearance from natural stands, a phenomenon called reed die-back syndrome (RDBS). …”

Clinical Trials for Elderly Patients with Multiple Disease (CHROMED) by Jo Middlemass (17573622)

“…�Conducting a feasibility study on 20 patients in 3 centres of which 5 patients will be recruited from Lincolnshire. …”

Supplementary information files for 'Quantification of aerobic determinants of performance in post-pubertal adolescent middle-distance runners' by Richard Blagrove (6502469)

“…Maximal oxygen uptake ( V˙ O2max), speed at V˙ O2max and fraction of V˙ O2max utilized across a range of intensities, and speeds from 0.8, 1.5 and 3 km races were also quantified. …”

Greening Fine Chemical Production via Continuous Flow Technology: An LCA-TEA-SA Integrated Assessment of <i>p</i>‑Nitrobenzoic Acid by Chen Feng (298683)

“…The key findings include the following: (1) CFT outperformed BWT with a 16.91% reduction in 100 year global warming potential, a 13.73% decrease in capital and operating expense, and a 1.5% improvement in overall safety score under real production conditions. (2) A trade-off model identified 154–160 °C as an optimal window where CFT excelled in environment-economy-temperature safety performance. …”

Table_1.docx by Andrea Coppi (3823813)

“…<p>Phragmites australis is a subcosmopolitan species typical of wetlands being studied in Europe for its disappearance from natural stands, a phenomenon called reed die-back syndrome (RDBS). …”

N-Terminal end of M₂R-i3 plays important roles in the activation of and co-localization with GIRK channel. by Michihiro Tateyama (5544137)

“…<p>(A) Amino acid sequences of i3 of mutant and chimeric constructs of MC9-YFP (black: M₁R sequences, red: M₂R sequences). …”

DataSheet1_Endothelial glycocalyx sensitivity to chemical and mechanical sub-endothelial substrate properties.PDF by Mohammad Hamrangsekachaee (12407143)

“…For example, there was a significant decrease in heparan sulfate expression on pathological substrates (10 kPa), while sialic acid expression increased with increased matrix stiffness. …”

Non invasive multi recording of Cl⁻ flux from several cells. by Pascal Jourdain (114092)

“…Application of GABA (3 µM, 30 s, bars) triggers an increase in the phase signal for cell n°4 while for cell n°2 a decrease in the optical signal is observed. Note that for cells n° 1, 3, 5 and 6, there are no detectable optical signals. …”

Table_1_Effect of galvanic vestibular stimulation applied at the onset of stance on muscular activity and gait cycle duration in healthy individuals.pdf by Faezeh Abbariki (14589071)

“…Second, while participants walked on a treadmill, GVS was applied at the onset of the stance phase during the treadmill gait with an intensity of 1 and 1.5 T with the cathode behind the right (RCathode) or left ear (LCathode). …”

Spry1 Is Expressed in Hemangioblasts and Negatively Regulates Primitive Hematopoiesis and Endothelial Cell Function by Xuehui Yang (225729)

“…Compared to controls, <em>Spry1;Tie2-Cre</em> embryos also show a decrease in proliferation and an increase in apoptosis. …”

Table_2.pdf by Andrea Coppi (3823813)

“…<p>Phragmites australis is a subcosmopolitan species typical of wetlands being studied in Europe for its disappearance from natural stands, a phenomenon called reed die-back syndrome (RDBS). …”

Modeling the relationship between size, environmental oxygen, and the fitness effects of myoglobin. by Whitney Wong (20642739)

“…(E) The fraction of growth-rate decrease caused by increasing in radius from 5 to 20 microns ameliorated by expression of different myoglobin concentrations. …”

Acute Effects of Capsaicin on Energy Expenditure and Fat Oxidation in Negative Energy Balance by Pilou L. H. R. Janssens (429412)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>An induced negative energy balance of 25% was effectively a 20.5% negative energy balance due to adapting mechanisms. …”

Increase in Vascular Injury of Sodium Overloaded Mice May be Related to Vascular Angiotensin Modulation by Cintia Taniguti Lima (747637)

“…On the other hand, sodium overload modified perivascular collagen deposition, increasing thick fibers (cont: 0.5%; salt-2: 3.4%; salt-12: 0.6%) and decreasing thin fibers (cont: 7.4%; salt-2: 0.5%; salt-12: 6.8%) in non-injured arteries. …”