Auckland Volcanic Field magmatism, volcanism, and hazard: a review by Jenni L. Hopkins (8596704)

Supplementary Material for: A Genetics Study in the Foreskin of Boys with Hypospadias by Inanc I. (14431695)

Electrochemistry as a Complementary Technique for Revealing the Influence of Reducing Agent Concentration on AgNPs. by Sapokazi Timakwe (14127576)

“…This process ended up in the formation of large aggregates that decrease the active surface area and therefore result in a significant decrease in their unique properties. …”

Data Sheet 1_A circular tri-trophic system incorporating plants, fish, and insects turns waste into a resource: case study with the cultivation of cucumber.docx by Efi Levizou (21298322)

“…Conversely, CAP resulted in a decline in nutrient levels in irrigation water relative to HP and DCAP, which led to significantly decreased leaf concentrations of potassium and phosphorus (2.5 and 1.5 times lower than HP, respectively, by the end of the experiment). …”

Pralsetinib: A Review in Advanced RET Fusion‑Positive NSCLC by Yahiya Y. Syed (6594444)

Levels of Hexabromocyclododecane in Harbor Porpoises and Common Dolphins from Western European Seas, with Evidence for Stereoisomer-Specific Biotransformation by Cytochrome P450 by Bart N. Zegers (2687530)

“…We had to revert to material stored at −80 °C from laboratory rats and a fresh harbor seal found dead in the Dutch Wadden Sea, since such liver samples of cetaceans were not in our possession. …”

Relative representation across transitions. by Allison K. Shaw (7839878)

“…Confidence intervals mark the range of θ values that result from a 5% increase or decrease in representation in either the data or model.…”

Diagram of a workflow for the rational enrichment of knowledge graphs in Biological Expression Language by Charles Tapley Hoyt (4784217)

(A) Model of signaling pathways leading to <i>Dictyostelium</i> chemotaxis. by Hidekazu Kuwayama (371024)

“…DIF-1 inhibits chemotaxis, at least in part, via activation of GbpB and a subsequent decrease in [cGMP]_i, whereas DIF-2 enhances chemotaxis, at least in part, via a RegA-dependent pathway and a subsequent increase in [cGMP]_i. …”

Impact of Family-Based Secondary Prevention Programming on Risk, Resilience, and Delinquency: A 6-Month Follow Up within a Randomized Control Trial in Honduras by Charles M. Katz (8995862)

Designing and validation of a yoga-based intervention for obsessive compulsive disorder by Shubha Bhat (2627239)

“…A decrease in the symptom scores was also found following yoga practice of 2 weeks. …”

Acacia mearnsii tannin extract as a feed additive: impact on feed intake, digestibility and nitrogen excretion by sheep fed a tropical grass-based diet by Tiago Orlandi (10441078)

Bifunctional effects of O-methylated flavones from <i>Scutellaria baicalensis</i> Georgi on melanocytes: Inhibition of melanin production and intracellular melanosome transport by Michiko Kudo (3737575)

“…<i>baicalensis</i>, such as wogonin, inhibit intracellular melanosome transport. Using a melanin quantification assay, we showed that <i>S</i>. …”

Supplementary Material for: Successful treatment with osimertinib based on therapeutic drug monitoring in a hemodialysis patient with non-small cell lung cancer: a case report by Tabata K. (4130920)

A Cluster Randomized-Controlled Trial of a Classroom-Based Drama Workshop Program to Improve Mental Health Outcomes among Immigrant and Refugee Youth in Special Classes by Cécile Rousseau (616063)

“…</p><p>Methods</p><p>Special classrooms in five multiethnic high schools were randomly assigned to theater intervention (n = 10), tutoring (n = 10) or control status (n = 9), for a total of 477 participants. …”

Interferon regulatory factor 8 regulates caspase-1 expression to facilitate Epstein-Barr virus reactivation in response to B cell receptor stimulation and chemical induction by Dong-Wen Lv (841152)

“…The protein levels of caspase-1, caspase-3 and caspase-8 all dramatically decreased in <i>IRF8</i>-depleted cells, which led to reduced caspase activation and the stabilization of KAP1, PAX5 and DNMT3A upon BCR stimulation. …”

A LIF neuron is trained through reward-modulated STDP to discriminate as a “readout neuron” responses of generic cortical microcircuits to utterances of different spoken digits.... by Robert Legenstein (243392)

“…(G) The membrane potential <i>V_m</i>(<i>t</i>) of the neuron during a trial where an input pattern corresponding to an utterance of digit “two” is presented, before (blue curve) and after training (red curve), with the firing threshold removed. …”

Docosahexaenoic acid, but not eicosapentaenoic acid, improves septic shock-induced arterial dysfunction in rats by Alexandra Boivin (4707886)

“…</p><p>Methods</p><p>In a peritonitis-induced septic shock model, rats were infused with EPA, DHA, an EPA/DHA mixture or 5% dextrose (D5) during 22 hours. …”

Energy Gap between the Poly‑<i>p</i>‑phenylene Bridge and Donor Groups Controls the Hole Delocalization in Donor–Bridge–Donor Wires by Denan Wang (1536235)

“…Poly-<i>p</i>-phenylene wires are critically important as charge-transfer materials in photovoltaics. A comparative analysis of a series of poly-<i>p</i>-phenylene (^{<i><b>R</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>}) wires, capped with isoalkyl (^{<i><b>iA</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>}), alkoxy (^{<i><b>RO</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>}), and dialkylamino (^{<i><b>R2N</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>}) groups, shows unexpected evolution of oxidation potentials, i.e., decrease (−260 mV) for ^{<i><b>iA</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>}, while increase for ^{<i><b>RO</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>} (+100 mV) and ^{<i><b>R2N</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>} (+350 mV) with increasing number of <i>p</i>-phenylenes. …”

Energy Gap between the Poly‑<i>p</i>‑phenylene Bridge and Donor Groups Controls the Hole Delocalization in Donor–Bridge–Donor Wires by Denan Wang (1536235)

“…Poly-<i>p</i>-phenylene wires are critically important as charge-transfer materials in photovoltaics. A comparative analysis of a series of poly-<i>p</i>-phenylene (^{<i><b>R</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>}) wires, capped with isoalkyl (^{<i><b>iA</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>}), alkoxy (^{<i><b>RO</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>}), and dialkylamino (^{<i><b>R2N</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>}) groups, shows unexpected evolution of oxidation potentials, i.e., decrease (−260 mV) for ^{<i><b>iA</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>}, while increase for ^{<i><b>RO</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>} (+100 mV) and ^{<i><b>R2N</b></i>}<b>PP</b>_{<i><b>n</b></i>} (+350 mV) with increasing number of <i>p</i>-phenylenes. …”