Stimulation-induced changes in STN power. by Damian M. Herz (16007088)

“…Stimulation led to an approximately 40% decrease in beta power, which returned to baseline after approximately 0.5 s (mean burst duration was 250 ms +/− 100 drawn from a uniform distribution). …”

Role of apoptosis-associated genes in transduced DU145 cells. by Nana Pei (504330)

“…<p>DU145 cells were transfected with TRAIL-R2,Gadd45a,TP53BP2 or HRK siRNA(20 nmol/L) or control siRNA (20 nmol/L) followed by transduction with Ad-G-AT2R-EGFP (100 ifu/cell) for 2 d. …”

BBB impairment seen as early as 3 days into cuprizone administration. by John Shelestak (8490477)

“…(D) Densitometry of western blot shows significant decrease in Occludin levels compared to controls. Data are expressed as a percentage of control with the highest control set at 100. …”

Identification of Key Genes. by Chen Wang (88408)

“…(D) Feature importance ranking in the RF model based on Mean Decrease Gini, highlighting the most influential genes. …”

Specificity of HUVECs intoxication by C2I using PA₆₃ in comparison to C2II. by Angelika Kronhardt (304086)

“…<p>HUVECs (5×10⁵ cells/100 mm well) were intoxicated with the indicated concentration of polypeptides during 48 (A) or 24 hours (B). …”

M2 receptor expression in the postsynaptic membrane of C-boutons. by Léa Milan (786967)

“…<p>(<b>A)</b> Representative intensity plot profiles of CholineAcetylTransferase (ChAT, red channel and trace) and M2 receptor (green channel and trace) immunolabeling computed from the contour cutting of wild type (WT, left panels) and SOD1 (right panels) motoneurons of postnatal (P) 10 (<b>A1</b>) and P100 (<b>A2</b>) mice. …”

IRF1 suppresses the replication of HSV-1 partially by up-regulation of RSAD2. by Jing Ru (420034)

“…Viral yields were determined by standard plaque assays at 48 h post-infection with HSV-1. (E) Model of miR-23a regulation in HSV-1 replication. Increased levels of miR-23a in HeLa cells led to decrease levels of IRF1 mRNA and RSAD2 mRNA, with a consequent increase in HSV-1 replication. …”

Reptin depletion impairs H2AX phosphorylation at serine 139 (γH2AX) after DNA damage. by Anne-Aurélie Raymond (724178)

“…The graphs below show for each treatment the evolution of the number of foci per cell (left) or the fractional decrease of the number of foci, setting the initial time point as 100% (right).…”

FIGURE 2 from Surgical Inflammation Alters Immune Response to Intraoperative Photodynamic Therapy by Richard W. Davis (16964049)

“…The resulting curve demonstrated a transient decrease in tumor oxygenation 30 minutes after administration of TI which returned to a mean of 100% or 89.4% of the pre-TI level external to the incision and along the incision, respectively. …”

High temperature thermal stability of innovative nanostructured thin coatings for advanced tooling by Cabibbo, Marcello

“…Three different thin hard nitrogen-rich coatings were mechanically, microstructurally, and thermally characterized: A 2.5 micron-thick CrN-NbN, a 11.7 micron-thick TiAlN, and a 2.92 micron-thick AlTiCrxNy. …”
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Strategies against gHAT in the Mandoul focus. by Marina Antillon (4439002)

“…The active screening algorithm specificity under <i>Mean AS & VC (a)</i> is 99.93% and for the strategies <i>Mean AS & VC (b)</i>, <i>Mean AS</i> and <i>Max AS</i> it is 100%. …”

Figure1 by Marco Niello (11112339)

“…</b>a) Saturation of DA uptake conducted in presence of cocaine 250nM (light grey), 500nM (grey) or 1000nM (dark grey). b) Cocaine increases Km in dose-dependent manner but c) does not decrease Vmax. d) <a>Saturation of DA uptake conducted in presence of S-αPVP 5nM (turquoise), 10nM (light blue) or 20nM (dark blue). e) αPVP does not drastically change the km, but f) reduces Vmax dose-dependently. …”

CD36 is involved in the VCC-induced pro-inflammatory responses in BMDCs. by Shraddha Gandhi (21001590)

“…<p>(A-D) Immunoblot analyses showing CD36 co-immunoprecipitation with VCC in BMDCs, treated with 10 ng/ml VCC monomer (A, C) or 1 μg/ml pre-formed VCC oligomer (B, D) for 30 minutes. …”

Evolution of mutation rates on simple fitness landscapes with different ruggedness. by Jeff Clune (53764)

“…Although the optimal mutation rate increases as a function of valley size (note the right-shift in the dashed line from top to bottom), the evolved mutation rates in fact decrease as a function of valley size (note the left-shift of the blue and red points from top to bottom).…”

<i>In vitro</i> differentiation of <i>Mecp2</i> wild type ES cells is accompanied by large scale heterochromatin reorganization. by Bianca Bertulat (126768)

“…We noticed a highly significant (p<0.0001) decrease of mean chromocenter number per nucleus within the first two weeks of differentiation. …”

8oxoG inhibits TRF1 binding to telomeric DNA by Patricia L. Opresko (7493)

“…All rights reserved</p> Boxes indicate the GGG runs of the tandem telomeric repeats, and (X) marks the position of the 8oxoG lesion(s) within the G runs (see ). Substrates (2.5 nM) were incubated alone (−) or together with decreasing concentrations of purified TRF1 (200, 100, 50 or 25 nM) (lanes 2–5, 7–10, and 12–15, 17–20, 22–25 and 27–30) for 20 min at 4°C in TEL buffer. …”

Hfq melts the stem structure of but does not promote annealing by Véronique Arluison (25027)

“…Addition of Hfq results in gradual FRET decrease (average lifetime ∼15 min). () Average melting times were measured as a function of Hfq concentration (as plotted) and it decreases to ∼4 min in saturating concentrations of Hfq. () Hfq does not promote annealing of I and II. () Emission spectra of the mixture of 25 nM Cy3-I and 62.5 nM Cy5.5-II in T50 buffer without (black lines), after incubating the sample for 5 min without Hfq, and then with 28 nM of Hfq (blue lines).…”

Two electrophysiological sleep states exist in the Argentine tegu. by Paul-Antoine Libourel (561599)

“…The vertical scale bars represent 100 μV. (B) Time frequency representation of 24 h of recording of a whitened LFP DVR split into four 6-h periods starting at 2 PM (in blue the low power, in red the high power). …”

MMP2 in stromal cell conditioned medium is important to drive PDAC cell invasion. by Hong Cao (122228)

“…MMP2 depletion in hPSC CM results in a >3-fold decrease in the percent of BxPC3 cells degrading the matrix (≥100 cells per condition, g) and a >8-fold decrease in the area degraded per cell in BxPC3 cells (≥10 cells per condition, h). …”

Rutman et al., Supplementary Figure 1.pdf by Alissa Rutman (5778647)

“…(<b>A-B</b>) T1D PBMC were primed with EV (or control EV) at day 0 followed by a second stimulus with EV at day 2 and non-specific treatment with IL-2 (10 ng/ml) and R848 (1 µg/ml) as well as ibrutinib (100 nM) or vehicle DMSO. …”