Characterisation of antigens bound by MAbs CA7 and TH1. by Genna E. Davies (505256)

“…Asterisks show significant (p<0.001) decrease in absorbance value compared to respective controls (time point zero). …”

BriX clustering statistics. by Lies Baeten (46413)

“…Shown is the number of BriX classes (circles) and the percentage of classified fragments (squares) in function of the RMSD threshold (0.5–1.0 Angstrom) used during the clustering for fragments containing 7 residues. …”

Age-adjusted incidence trends by calendar year of diagnosis for head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) by sites, gender, and age group. by Paolo Boscolo-Rizzo (1383375)

“…<p><i>Panels a</i> and <i>b</i> outline the incidence trends in HPV-related HNSCC by age class showing the largest increase in females over 60 and a decrease in the males between 40 and 49. …”

Membrane tension modulates TRESK-like currents in trigeminal sensory neurons. by Gerard Callejo (586143)

“…In these conditions and at room temperature, most of the current measured should be carried by TRESK. 10% hypertonic solution produces a significant decrease of the current. <b>C.</b> Similar experiment as in B but with total K⁺ current activated with a depolarizing ramp from −90 to +50 mV. …”

LGG-1 foci formation following UV irradiation in hermaphrodite and male gonads. by Hyemin Min (6733586)

“…The non-irradiated gonad appeared not different from the one at the 0.5 h time point. (4 h) The number of LGG-1 foci decreased compared to the 3 h time point, and PGL-1 was removed from a significant number of germ cells (arrowheads) in the UV-irradiated gonad. …”

Stereoselective Alkali-Metal Catalysts for Highly Isotactic Poly(<i>rac</i>-lactide) Synthesis by Yangyang Sun (1446925)

“…The isoselective mechanism is chain-end control through the analysis of the stereoerrors in the microstructure of a final polymer; thus, isotactic multiblock structure polymers are obtained, and the highest melt point can reach 192.5 °C. The donating group in phenolate can clearly accelerate the ROP reaction, potassium complexes are more active than the analogous sodium complexes, and the big spacial hindrance of the ligand can decrease the activity. …”

Stereoselective Alkali-Metal Catalysts for Highly Isotactic Poly(<i>rac</i>-lactide) Synthesis by Yangyang Sun (1446925)

“…The isoselective mechanism is chain-end control through the analysis of the stereoerrors in the microstructure of a final polymer; thus, isotactic multiblock structure polymers are obtained, and the highest melt point can reach 192.5 °C. The donating group in phenolate can clearly accelerate the ROP reaction, potassium complexes are more active than the analogous sodium complexes, and the big spacial hindrance of the ligand can decrease the activity. …”

Stereoselective Alkali-Metal Catalysts for Highly Isotactic Poly(<i>rac</i>-lactide) Synthesis by Yangyang Sun (1446925)

“…The isoselective mechanism is chain-end control through the analysis of the stereoerrors in the microstructure of a final polymer; thus, isotactic multiblock structure polymers are obtained, and the highest melt point can reach 192.5 °C. The donating group in phenolate can clearly accelerate the ROP reaction, potassium complexes are more active than the analogous sodium complexes, and the big spacial hindrance of the ligand can decrease the activity. …”

Stereoselective Alkali-Metal Catalysts for Highly Isotactic Poly(<i>rac</i>-lactide) Synthesis by Yangyang Sun (1446925)

“…The isoselective mechanism is chain-end control through the analysis of the stereoerrors in the microstructure of a final polymer; thus, isotactic multiblock structure polymers are obtained, and the highest melt point can reach 192.5 °C. The donating group in phenolate can clearly accelerate the ROP reaction, potassium complexes are more active than the analogous sodium complexes, and the big spacial hindrance of the ligand can decrease the activity. …”

Macrophage phagolysosome inhibits reactivation despite containing reactivation-promoting factors. by Raffael Júnio Araújo de Castro (3875755)

“…<i>neoformans</i> H99O VBNC cells corroborate the findings of a previous report [<a href="http://www.plospathogens.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.ppat.1011841#ppat.1011841.ref014" target="_blank">14</a>], which indicates that 12.5 nM PA is the lowest concentration of PA required to decrease latency in VBNC cells. …”

Constitutive promoter activity in long term culture of undifferentiated hESCs. by Karin Norrman (242990)

“…Intensity of fluorescent signal of eGFP expression from the same eGFP positive cells that were FACS analysed day 0 and 50. Intensity was measured by FACS analysis and EF1α promoter showed a significant decrease in intensity of eGFP expression from day 0 to day 50 (*p<0,014 students t'test). …”

Topology of paraplegin-2. by Giuseppe Mancuso (166914)

“…(B) Decrease in fluorescence of different GFP-fusion proteins was quantified in live imaging, using a cooled camera driven by METAMORPH software. …”

Sigmoid fits of data. by Sarah E. Donohue (87272)

“…The old group showed no such decrease, and their data could not be significantly explained by a sigmoid function. …”

Change in perceived lag in monkeys and humans over time. by Manivannan Subramaniyan (391693)

“…Error bars: 95% bootstrap percentile-based plug-in estimates of confidence intervals.(B) Each data point represents a single session for monkey B and up to three consecutive non-overlapping sessions for monkey H (sessions were pooled if necessary, to meet a criterion of a minimum of five trials per stimulus condition). …”

Correlation between the alveolar deadspace and the percentage of fluctuation of tracheal NO concentration (TRACH-NO) while administering 6 ppm of NO to 11 patients with ARDS by Louis Puybasset (69943)

Data_Sheet_1_Maternal Mental Health in Late Pregnancy and Longitudinal Changes in Postpartum Serum Vitamin B-12, Homocysteine, and Milk B-12 Concentration Among Brazilian Women.doc... by Mônica Araujo Batalha (13026525)

“…</p>Objective<p>To evaluate the association between depressive and anxiety symptoms in the third trimester of pregnancy and changes in postpartum serum B-12, homocysteine, and B-12 milk concentration.</p>Methods<p>A total of 101 women (18–40 years) were studied in a prospective cohort with data at the third trimester of pregnancy (baseline) and three postpartum time-points (TPs): 2–8 days (TP1), 28–50 days (TP2), and 88-119 days (TP3) postpartum. …”

Cell culture optimization: effect of collagen on chordoma cell growth (Batch 1) by Nindo Punturi (14025993)

“…</b>) U-CH1 cells undergo morphological changes and a decrease in proliferation when grown in the absence of collagen, as compared to U-CH1 cells grown on a collagen-coated surface. …”

Study objectives and outcomes measures. by Nzelle Delphine Kayem (11914484)

“…</p><p>Methodology/Principal findings</p><p>We conducted a prospective hospital-based cohort between February and December 2019 in Edo State, Southern Nigeria, enrolling pregnant women at antenatal clinic and following them up at delivery. …”

Baseline characteristics of pregnant women. by Nzelle Delphine Kayem (11914484)

“…</p><p>Methodology/Principal findings</p><p>We conducted a prospective hospital-based cohort between February and December 2019 in Edo State, Southern Nigeria, enrolling pregnant women at antenatal clinic and following them up at delivery. …”

Effect of carboplatin treatment on the viability of breast cancer cell lines. by Khadidiatou Guiro (716667)

“…^b p<0.05, significant increase in non-viable BCCs at 50 μg/ml as compared to 0 μg/ml and 30 μg/ml. c) Carboplatin survival curve for chemotherapy treated and non-treated MDA-MB-231 cells, ^a p<0.05, significant decrease in percent viability (30%) of non-treated cells treated with carboplatin dosages between 100 μg/ml to 120 μg/ml as compared to treated cells (10%). …”