A proposed model of the equilibrium between vesicular and surface-localized AQP5. by Philip Kitchen (827054)

“…The large arrows represent an increase in AQP5 translocation (and the small arrows are a decrease). …”

TIRF analyses of pericentrin-depleted MIN6 cells at non-stimulatory glucose concentration (2.5 mM) show increase in docked insulin granules and decrease at stimulatory glucose conc... by Agata Jurczyk (245201)

Both the HRM and the HTM reproduce the key features of medfly mortality pattern: (i) increase, (ii) local maximum, (iii) U-shape, (iv) second local maximum, higher than the first o... by Yann Le Cunff (102173)

Image_5_Chronic Presence of Oligomeric Aβ Differentially Modulates Spine Parameters in the Hippocampus and Cortex of Mice With Low APP Transgene Expression.TIF by Mariya V. Hrynchak (8762793)

More <i>IGK</i> rearrangements and minimal somatic hypermutation of clonal V_K-sequences in lambda-restricted multiple myeloma. by Even H. Rustad (6499169)

Delayed boost increases IgG4 and IgA1. by LaTonya D. Williams (3140490)

Erosion of Conserved Binding Sites in Personal Genomes Points to Medical Histories by Harendra Guturu (451866)

“…For example, our method implicates “abnormal cardiac output” for a patient with a longstanding family history of heart disease, “decreased circulating sodium level” for an individual with hypertension, and other biologically appealing links for medical histories spanning narcolepsy to axonal neuropathy. …”

Progressive decrease in expression of Kcnj10, Kcnq1, Gjb2 and Gjb6 in <i>Spns2^tm1a/tm1a</i> mice. by Jing Chen (4762)

Amorphous Solid Simulation and Trial Fabrication of the Organic Field-Effect Transistor of Tetrathienonaphthalenes Prepared by Using Microflow Photochemical Reactions: A Theoretica... by Atsushi Yamamoto (622834)

“…The simulation also suggests that upon increasing the length of alkyl chains in C_<i>n</i>-2TTNs the mobilities become smaller as a consequence of a decrease in transfer integral values. …”

Using Data-Dependent and -Independent Hybrid Acquisitions for Fast Liquid Chromatography-Based Untargeted Lipidomics by Kanako Tokiyoshi (17736114)

“…The workflow is demonstrated using an 8.6 min LC gradient, where the QC samples are analyzed using five different SWATH-DIA methods. The use of both DDA and SWATH-DIA achieves a 1.7-fold annotation coverage from publicly available benchmark data obtained using a fast LC-DDA-MS technique and offers 95.3% lipid coverage, as compared to the benchmark data set from a 25 min LC gradient. …”

Using Data-Dependent and -Independent Hybrid Acquisitions for Fast Liquid Chromatography-Based Untargeted Lipidomics by Kanako Tokiyoshi (17736114)

“…The workflow is demonstrated using an 8.6 min LC gradient, where the QC samples are analyzed using five different SWATH-DIA methods. The use of both DDA and SWATH-DIA achieves a 1.7-fold annotation coverage from publicly available benchmark data obtained using a fast LC-DDA-MS technique and offers 95.3% lipid coverage, as compared to the benchmark data set from a 25 min LC gradient. …”

Using Data-Dependent and -Independent Hybrid Acquisitions for Fast Liquid Chromatography-Based Untargeted Lipidomics by Kanako Tokiyoshi (17736114)

“…The workflow is demonstrated using an 8.6 min LC gradient, where the QC samples are analyzed using five different SWATH-DIA methods. The use of both DDA and SWATH-DIA achieves a 1.7-fold annotation coverage from publicly available benchmark data obtained using a fast LC-DDA-MS technique and offers 95.3% lipid coverage, as compared to the benchmark data set from a 25 min LC gradient. …”

Using Data-Dependent and -Independent Hybrid Acquisitions for Fast Liquid Chromatography-Based Untargeted Lipidomics by Kanako Tokiyoshi (17736114)

“…The workflow is demonstrated using an 8.6 min LC gradient, where the QC samples are analyzed using five different SWATH-DIA methods. The use of both DDA and SWATH-DIA achieves a 1.7-fold annotation coverage from publicly available benchmark data obtained using a fast LC-DDA-MS technique and offers 95.3% lipid coverage, as compared to the benchmark data set from a 25 min LC gradient. …”

Using Data-Dependent and -Independent Hybrid Acquisitions for Fast Liquid Chromatography-Based Untargeted Lipidomics by Kanako Tokiyoshi (17736114)

“…The workflow is demonstrated using an 8.6 min LC gradient, where the QC samples are analyzed using five different SWATH-DIA methods. The use of both DDA and SWATH-DIA achieves a 1.7-fold annotation coverage from publicly available benchmark data obtained using a fast LC-DDA-MS technique and offers 95.3% lipid coverage, as compared to the benchmark data set from a 25 min LC gradient. …”

Using Data-Dependent and -Independent Hybrid Acquisitions for Fast Liquid Chromatography-Based Untargeted Lipidomics by Kanako Tokiyoshi (17736114)

“…The workflow is demonstrated using an 8.6 min LC gradient, where the QC samples are analyzed using five different SWATH-DIA methods. The use of both DDA and SWATH-DIA achieves a 1.7-fold annotation coverage from publicly available benchmark data obtained using a fast LC-DDA-MS technique and offers 95.3% lipid coverage, as compared to the benchmark data set from a 25 min LC gradient. …”

ODE modeling of WNT5A-EGF/AR signaling and experimental validation. by Zhiwei Ji (493628)

“…<p>(<b>A)</b> The effect of WNT5A on 22RV1 cell viability. …”

Parasite viability 5 days after the end of the infection. by Elaine Carvalho de Oliveira (11630455)

Effect of chronic treatment with compound-326 on energy expenditure in DIO mice. by Hiroaki Yashiro (2231686)

General patient characteristics. by Ekaterina A. Bryushkova (13360122)

Individual dynamics of blood parameters. by Ekaterina A. Bryushkova (13360122)