Biofilm formation. by Nicholas C. Schena (16541975)

Dynamical features of spontaneous firing activity in the one-cortical-column model. by Farhad Razi (22076077)

“…<p><b>a</b>, Diagram of the one-cortical-column model containing one pyramidal and one inhibitory population, where each population receives independent noise. …”

Fig 2 - by Nawaporn Vinayavekhin (105841)

“…The [M–H]⁻ions of the two most abundant detected rhamnolipids, (a) monorhamnolipid (10:0/10:0) and (b) dirhamnolipid (10:0/10:0), were decreased in their levels in the extracellular samples upon exposure to 100-Hz sound (middle; <i>black solid lines</i>), compared to the controls (middle; <i>red dashed lines</i>), whereas the [M + H]⁺ ion of (c) 2-alkyl-4-hydroxyquinoline (9:0) was elevated in its level in the intracellular samples. …”

Effect on historical jail population of hypothetical incarceration caps in New York City, 2014–2020. by Eli Miller (11973184)

“…Additionally, as the cap becomes more stringent (smaller), we see a drastic reduction in the number of pre-trial detainees and a substantial proportional decrease for sentenced state-ready individuals. …”

Tolerance analysis of chloroplast <i>OsCu/Zn-SOD</i> overexpressing rice under NaCl and NaHCO₃ stress by Qingjie Guan (313601)

“…Quantitative RT-PCR revealed that in rice, the level of OsCu/Zn-SOD gene expression was lowest in roots and was highest in petals and during the S5 leaf stage. Moreover, the expression level of OsCu/Zn-SOD gene expression decreased during the L5 leaf stage to maturity. …”

Modulation of Aβ-induced deleterious signaling. by Tao Yang (184280)

“…<p>For each study, LM11A-24 and -31 were present at 100 nM and NGF at 50 or 100 ng/ml. …”

Relationship between the percentage of individuals in different <i>Loa loa</i> microfilarial load classes and ivermectin intake in the three CDTI projects. by Samuel Wanji (216392)

2-micron plasmid segregation when Cdc14 inactivation causes missegregation of <i>TEL</i>s or rDNA. by Deepanshu Kumar (11146875)

Image_3_COVID-19 Pandemic and Trends in Clinical Trials: A Multi-Region and Global Perspective.TIF by Satoshi Nishiwaki (560641)

“…Similarly, the mean percentage change of reported results for each month in 2019 and 2020 was −5.1%, with the maximum of −27.4% observed in July 2020. …”

Image_7_COVID-19 Pandemic and Trends in Clinical Trials: A Multi-Region and Global Perspective.TIF by Satoshi Nishiwaki (560641)

“…Similarly, the mean percentage change of reported results for each month in 2019 and 2020 was −5.1%, with the maximum of −27.4% observed in July 2020. …”

Image_2_COVID-19 Pandemic and Trends in Clinical Trials: A Multi-Region and Global Perspective.TIF by Satoshi Nishiwaki (560641)

“…Similarly, the mean percentage change of reported results for each month in 2019 and 2020 was −5.1%, with the maximum of −27.4% observed in July 2020. …”

Image_6_COVID-19 Pandemic and Trends in Clinical Trials: A Multi-Region and Global Perspective.TIF by Satoshi Nishiwaki (560641)

“…Similarly, the mean percentage change of reported results for each month in 2019 and 2020 was −5.1%, with the maximum of −27.4% observed in July 2020. …”

Image_1_COVID-19 Pandemic and Trends in Clinical Trials: A Multi-Region and Global Perspective.TIF by Satoshi Nishiwaki (560641)

“…Similarly, the mean percentage change of reported results for each month in 2019 and 2020 was −5.1%, with the maximum of −27.4% observed in July 2020. …”

Data_Sheet_1_COVID-19 Pandemic and Trends in Clinical Trials: A Multi-Region and Global Perspective.docx by Satoshi Nishiwaki (560641)

“…Similarly, the mean percentage change of reported results for each month in 2019 and 2020 was −5.1%, with the maximum of −27.4% observed in July 2020. …”

Image_4_COVID-19 Pandemic and Trends in Clinical Trials: A Multi-Region and Global Perspective.TIF by Satoshi Nishiwaki (560641)

“…Similarly, the mean percentage change of reported results for each month in 2019 and 2020 was −5.1%, with the maximum of −27.4% observed in July 2020. …”

<em>Strongyloides stercoralis</em> <em>age-1</em>: A Potential Regulator of Infective Larval Development in a Parasitic Nematode by Jonathan D. Stoltzfus (124575)

“…Application of the PI3 kinase inhibitor LY294002 suppressed L3i <em>in vitro</em> activation in a dose-dependent fashion, with 100 µM resulting in a 90% decrease (odds ratio: 0.10, 95% confidence interval: 0.08–0.13) in the odds of resumption of feeding for treated L3i in comparison to the control. …”

Hydrodynamic Treadmill Reveals Reduced Rising Speeds of Oil Droplets Deformed by Marine Bacteria by Vincent Hickl (16947429)

“…The rising speeds of deformed droplets were significantly slower than those of droplets without bacteria. This decrease in rising speed is understood by an increase in drag force and a decrease in buoyancy as a result of bio-aggregate formation at the droplet surface. …”

Hydrodynamic Treadmill Reveals Reduced Rising Speeds of Oil Droplets Deformed by Marine Bacteria by Vincent Hickl (16947429)

“…The rising speeds of deformed droplets were significantly slower than those of droplets without bacteria. This decrease in rising speed is understood by an increase in drag force and a decrease in buoyancy as a result of bio-aggregate formation at the droplet surface. …”

YM3711 vaccination effectively reduced not only Aβ1-42 but also other Aβ species. by Yoh Matsumoto (361413)

“…<p>YM3711 at a dose of 100 µg was injected weekly to 15-month old model mice for 6 weeks and the brain and plasma were taken at 8 weeks. …”

Astrocyte-Interneuron co-culture experiments reveal altered cytoarchitecture for interneurons grown on astrocytes lacking Fgfr1. by Karen Müller Smith (613941)

“…Co-cultures maintained for 4 days had abundant numbers of GFP positive cells that appeared to be immature, with few processes (<b>A</b>,<b>B</b>, green = GFP, blue = s100beta). …”