Lipid Microcapsules Promoted Neural Stem Cell Survival in the Infarcted Area of Mice with Ischemic Stroke by Inducing Autophagy by Rui Xu (158313)

“…Intracerebral transplantation of neural stem cells (NSCs) for ischemic stroke treatment has been demonstrated to be inefficient, with only <5% of delivered cells being retained. Microcapsules may be a good carrier for NSC delivery; however, the current microcapsules do not fully meet the demands for cell survival after transplantation. …”

Lipid Microcapsules Promoted Neural Stem Cell Survival in the Infarcted Area of Mice with Ischemic Stroke by Inducing Autophagy by Rui Xu (158313)

“…Intracerebral transplantation of neural stem cells (NSCs) for ischemic stroke treatment has been demonstrated to be inefficient, with only <5% of delivered cells being retained. Microcapsules may be a good carrier for NSC delivery; however, the current microcapsules do not fully meet the demands for cell survival after transplantation. …”

Lipid Microcapsules Promoted Neural Stem Cell Survival in the Infarcted Area of Mice with Ischemic Stroke by Inducing Autophagy by Rui Xu (158313)

“…Intracerebral transplantation of neural stem cells (NSCs) for ischemic stroke treatment has been demonstrated to be inefficient, with only <5% of delivered cells being retained. Microcapsules may be a good carrier for NSC delivery; however, the current microcapsules do not fully meet the demands for cell survival after transplantation. …”

Lipid Microcapsules Promoted Neural Stem Cell Survival in the Infarcted Area of Mice with Ischemic Stroke by Inducing Autophagy by Rui Xu (158313)

“…Intracerebral transplantation of neural stem cells (NSCs) for ischemic stroke treatment has been demonstrated to be inefficient, with only <5% of delivered cells being retained. Microcapsules may be a good carrier for NSC delivery; however, the current microcapsules do not fully meet the demands for cell survival after transplantation. …”

Lipid Microcapsules Promoted Neural Stem Cell Survival in the Infarcted Area of Mice with Ischemic Stroke by Inducing Autophagy by Rui Xu (158313)

“…Intracerebral transplantation of neural stem cells (NSCs) for ischemic stroke treatment has been demonstrated to be inefficient, with only <5% of delivered cells being retained. Microcapsules may be a good carrier for NSC delivery; however, the current microcapsules do not fully meet the demands for cell survival after transplantation. …”

Nkx3.1 function is required to regulate brain pericyte numbers. by Suchit Ahuja (16440789)

“…<i>1</i>^−/− have decreased CtA vessel diameter in comparison to <i>nkx3</i>.…”

Untargeted Metabolomics and Gut Microbiota Modulation Study of Fermented Brown Rice for Obesity by Kaliyan Barathikannan (19495922)

“…FBR, in its entirety, has exhibited promise as a functional material for ameliorating obesity.…”

Overdiagnosis and overtreatment of thyroid cancer: A population-based temporal trend study by Sabrina Jegerlehner (4110049)

“…The mortality slightly decreased. These findings suggest that a substantial and growing part of the detected thyroid cancers are overdiagnosed and overtreated.…”

Differential expression and in-phase SNPs identify candidate genes. by Jyoti Lama (11999511)

Predicted target mRNAs of sRNA SmsR1 by <i>IntaRNA</i>. by Jing Li (10611)

“…Furthermore, combined with the analysis of predicted target mRNA and transcriptome results, potential target genes were identified and experimentally verified. A direct interaction between SmsR1 and 5’-UTR region of <i>pdhC</i> gene was determined by <i>in vitro</i> binding assays. …”

Comparison of the transcriptome data between iEGFP and iAaERR mosquitoes. by Dan-Qian Geng (18137370)

Lipid droplets accumulate in polyamine-depleted cells. by Yazmin E. Cruz-Pulido (20285238)

Bilayer Structure and Lipid Dynamics in a Model Stratum Corneum with Oleic Acid by Matthew I. Hoopes (1738276)

“…We also find that, with the addition of oleic acid, the bilayer midplane and interfacial densities are reduced and there is a 3% decrease in total thickness occurring mostly near the hydrophilic interface at 300 K with reduced overall density at 340 K. …”

Bilayer Structure and Lipid Dynamics in a Model Stratum Corneum with Oleic Acid by Matthew I. Hoopes (1738276)

“…We also find that, with the addition of oleic acid, the bilayer midplane and interfacial densities are reduced and there is a 3% decrease in total thickness occurring mostly near the hydrophilic interface at 300 K with reduced overall density at 340 K. …”

Bilayer Structure and Lipid Dynamics in a Model Stratum Corneum with Oleic Acid by Matthew I. Hoopes (1738276)

“…We also find that, with the addition of oleic acid, the bilayer midplane and interfacial densities are reduced and there is a 3% decrease in total thickness occurring mostly near the hydrophilic interface at 300 K with reduced overall density at 340 K. …”

Bilayer Structure and Lipid Dynamics in a Model Stratum Corneum with Oleic Acid by Matthew I. Hoopes (1738276)

“…We also find that, with the addition of oleic acid, the bilayer midplane and interfacial densities are reduced and there is a 3% decrease in total thickness occurring mostly near the hydrophilic interface at 300 K with reduced overall density at 340 K. …”

Bilayer Structure and Lipid Dynamics in a Model Stratum Corneum with Oleic Acid by Matthew I. Hoopes (1738276)

“…We also find that, with the addition of oleic acid, the bilayer midplane and interfacial densities are reduced and there is a 3% decrease in total thickness occurring mostly near the hydrophilic interface at 300 K with reduced overall density at 340 K. …”

Bilayer Structure and Lipid Dynamics in a Model Stratum Corneum with Oleic Acid by Matthew I. Hoopes (1738276)

“…We also find that, with the addition of oleic acid, the bilayer midplane and interfacial densities are reduced and there is a 3% decrease in total thickness occurring mostly near the hydrophilic interface at 300 K with reduced overall density at 340 K. …”

Alteration of glucogenic and glucogenic-ketogenic metabolites and nucleotide metabolism in MCF-7 breast cancer cells, treated with ribitol, ribose, and xylitol. by Jason Driver Tucker (14232306)

SREBF1 requires polyamines for translation. by Yazmin E. Cruz-Pulido (20285238)