U-shape inhibition of the bursting activities in cultured hippocampal pyramidal neurons by phenol red. by Xu Liu (276996)

“…<p>A. Current clamp traces showing hippocampal pyramidal neurons with different firing patterns in culture media with different phenol red concentrations (0, 10, 21.5, 30, 100 µM). …”

Cranial irradiation alters microglia and astrocyte molecular markers of activation in the hippocampus of WT mice. by Josh M. Morganti (545999)

“…<p><b>A.</b> Irradiation induced a significant decrease of CD11b gene expression compared to sham (Student’s t-Test; *<i>p<0.05</i>) but no changes in the phagocytic or haematopoetic markers CD68 or CD45 (Student’s t-Test; <i>p>0.05</i>). …”

Effect of 10 mM DCA on protein expression in mammary cell lines after 48 hours. by Tatjana P. Harting (4093507)

“…Control was set to 100%. Statistical analysis was performed with two-tailed t-test, *p<0.05, **p<0.01, ***p<0.001. …”

Filtering of genes with extremely high residual variance. by Kai Huang (3983)

“…<p><b>A</b>. A plot of mean expression levels versus residual variance for all genes detected in dataset. …”

CTR1 Silencing Inhibits Angiogenesis by Limiting Copper Entry into Endothelial Cells by Gomathy Narayanan (456259)

“…Copper transporter 1 (CTR1) is a copper importer present in the cell membrane and plays a major role in copper transport. …”

Stable inducible expression of various GFP-coilin proteins with endogenous coilin knockdown. by Zunamys I. Carrero (342815)

“…<p>Expression denotes the ratio GFP-coilin or mutants thereof to endogenous coilin.</p><p>N/A  =  not applicable since the S489D protein is degraded in the stable cell line.…”

Odor Responses of DNA-Cy3 Sensor Spots Read with Microarray Scanner by Joel White (84607)

“…Pairwise Pearson correlation coefficients ranged from 0.91 to 1.00 (mean = 0.98, SD = 0.016).</p> <p>(B) Twenty nine different DNA-Cy3 sensors and Cy3 alone (rows) tested with the same odor test set as (A) (columns). …”

Effect of ghrelin on the firing of the GnRH neurons from the brain slice of the female (metestrus and proestrus) and male mice. by Imre Farkas (88213)

“…<p><b>a</b> and <b>b</b>) Ghrelin (40 nM N=4 and 4 µM N=14) decreased the firing rate in the metestrus with no change in the shape of the individual spikes (insets). …”

Electrogenic glucose transport. by Zhiwei Li (131853)

“…(c) The addition of 20 mM glucose induced a sharp decrease in Isc (ΔIsc). ΔIsc was significantly increased in the low, medium, and high dose groups compared with the control group (<i>n</i> = 6, ****<i>P</i> < 0.0001). …”

SS-induced effects on the NB2/NB1 ratio of P1 amplitude. by Andrea S. Lowe (693855)

“…Note that a 100% amplitude ratio indicates that the amplitudes elicited by NB1 and NB2 were equal. …”

BRG1 knockdown impairs invasiveness and modulates MMP7. by Benedikt Kaufmann (4243171)

“…(<b>F</b>) Analysis of mRNA levels after down-regulation of BRG1 showed a significant decrease of MMP7 expression for both cell lines 40h after transfection. …”

QTLs for yield and yield-components in F_{2: 3} and F_{2: 4} populations identified using composite interval mapping. by Qingzhi Liang (789537)

“…<p>* Common QTLs identified in the two generations</p><p>^a Additive effects; positive values of the additive effects indicate increase of traits from alleles of GX1135; negative values of the additive effects indicate decrease of traits from alleles of GX100-2</p><p>^b Dominance effects; positive values of the dominance effect indicate that heterozygotes have higher phenotypic values than the respective means of two homozygotes, and negative values indicate that heterozygotes have lower values than the means of the two homozygotes</p><p>^c Var%, phenotypic variation explained by a single QTL</p><p>QTLs for yield and yield-components in F_{2: 3} and F_{2: 4} populations identified using composite interval mapping.…”

PDGF-BB mediated NIH-3T3 fibroblast chemotaxis is inhibited by MANS pretreatment. by Laura E. Ott (423780)

“…Data shown represents the average number of cells in 10 high-powered fields from four individual experiments with “a” and “b” denoting a significant decrease in percent (%) wound closure relative to RNS and VC treatment, respectively (p<0.05).…”

NFHp immunolabeling. by Damián Dorfman (293002)

“…In SE-housed animals, experimental diabetes induced a significant decrease in these parameters in the distal (but not proximal) ON which was prevented by EE housing. …”

Treatment classification with Random Forests. by Niki Karagianni (333313)

“…<p>A. Principal Component Analysis (PCA) plots from all profiles based on a set of 1338 genes that were differentially expressed in at least one condition (disease or treatment) against wild-type (WT) control samples. …”

P1 and P2 particles avoid DOX toxicity towards cardiomyocytes. by Sibu P. Kuruvilla (4382191)

“…<b>(B)</b> Quantitation of the toxicity towards CMs as a measure of the decrease in confluence using the aforementioned mask, normalized to the positive control of Triton X-100. …”

Characterization of α-syn pores. by Felix Schmidt (312801)

“…For positive voltages, more steps are observed than for negative voltages. <b>B</b>) A histogram summarizing the distribution of all measured conductance-steps (N = 18804) reveals a symmetrical distribution of steps with a well-defined peak for the main step-size of +/−50 to +/−100pS depending on the clamped voltage (as the number of steps was different for the different voltages, histograms were normalized by setting maxima to 100%). …”

Optimization of TEV protease cleavage conditions. by Yu-Fu Hung (513472)

“…The different “+” font sizes indicate the increasing amounts of TEV protease with fusion peptide to protease molar ratios of approximately 100, 50 and 10. The progress of the TEV digest is monitored by observing the decrease of the band of the dual tagged GST-GB1-NS4A(1–48) fusion protein and a parallel increase of the free GST-GB1 dual tag band (B, D).…”

Anoxia tolerance, locomotor activity and stupor recovery. by Paul Vigne (373124)

“…<p>A, B. Feeding flies on a poor diet increases their locomotor activity. …”

Sports-related sudden cardiac deaths in the young population of Switzerland by Babken Asatryan (3873727)

“…</p><p>Objective</p><p>We aimed to study the incidence, causes and time trends of sports-related SCD in comparison to SCD unrelated to exercise in Switzerland.…”