Image 4_Association of player position and functional connectivity alterations in collegiate American football players: an fMRI study.tiff by Owen Griffith (20516501)

“…</p>Results<p>66 players were included (mean age 20.6 years; 100% male; 34 (51.5%) non-speed position players). …”

Image 2_Association of player position and functional connectivity alterations in collegiate American football players: an fMRI study.tiff by Owen Griffith (20516501)

“…</p>Results<p>66 players were included (mean age 20.6 years; 100% male; 34 (51.5%) non-speed position players). …”

In contrast to SIN, DEN fuses mosquito cells but does not fuse mammalian cells. by Elena Zaitseva (240300)

“…Fusion between cells with bound DEN- or SIN- virions was triggered at 37°C by a 15-min application of medium of a given pH. Efficiency of syncytium formation was determined by measuring a decrease in the number of mononucleated cells 2 hours later. …”

Image 5_Association of player position and functional connectivity alterations in collegiate American football players: an fMRI study.tiff by Owen Griffith (20516501)

“…</p>Results<p>66 players were included (mean age 20.6 years; 100% male; 34 (51.5%) non-speed position players). …”

Image 6_Association of player position and functional connectivity alterations in collegiate American football players: an fMRI study.tiff by Owen Griffith (20516501)

“…</p>Results<p>66 players were included (mean age 20.6 years; 100% male; 34 (51.5%) non-speed position players). …”

Responses of cells expressing various γ subunits to different concentrations of agonist. by Mariangela Chisari (257345)

“…Values are shown as percentile of means ± SEM. *p<0.01, (response to 250 nM and 100 µM to others).…”

DataSheet1_Non-Arrhenian Temperature-Dependent Viscosity of Alkali(ne) Carbonate Melts at Mantle Pressures.PDF by Xenia Ritter (11568316)

“…The non-Arrhenian temperature-dependence of the viscosity is accurately described by the Vogel-Fulcher-Tammann model with activation energies E_a for viscous flow that decrease with temperature at all investigated pressures, e.g. from ∼100 kJ/mol to ∼30 kJ/mol between 1,300 and 2,000 K at 3 GPa. …”

shPalladin-harboring myoblasts displayed propulsive myogenic differentiation via precocious expression of myogenic differentiation markers. by Ngoc-Uyen-Nhi Nguyen (723223)

“…<p>C2C12 cells were transfected with shRNA targeting palladin or nontargeting shRNA as a control. Stable transfectants were submitted to a differentiation medium and followed for 5 days in culture (D0 to D5). …”

Caspase-3 activity modulation and analysis of cleaved PARP protein levels. by Eva Capdevila-Busquets (683895)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Caspase-3 activity was measured by colorimetric quantification of fluorescent products released from caspase-3 cleaved <a href="http://substrates.in" target="_blank">substrates.in</a> TRAIL-treated MDA-MB-231 cells overexpressing XIAP, PSMC3IP or EPSTI1. …”

Stability and feasibility: Outline. by Michaël Dougoud (3603548)

“…<p>(<b>a</b>) For a system to be feasible, interaction strength has to decrease with complexity. …”

Synaptotoxic PrP^Sc species are propagated from early in the evolution of M1000 prion disease. by Simote Totauhelotu Foliaki (5614364)

“…The HFS trains were applied following 30 minutes of baseline recordings. (A, C, D) Results are presented as mean ± standard error of mean. …”

Large-scale analysis by SAGE reveals new mechanisms of oncogene action-2 by Corinne Bresson (73910)

“…The grey bars represent a mean of ratio calculated using the three reference genes , and . …”

Negative feedback modulates the visual response gain but not the feature selectivity. by Anastasiia Vlasiuk (11172471)

“…A sigmoid function (Eq (6) in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0254611#sec009" target="_blank">Methods</a>) was fitted to quantify the nonlinear profile (e.g., light blue for the suppressed period at 0–100 ms after the nerve shock, with the upper and lower bounds of the cell’s firing probability in dotted horizontal lines). …”

Data Sheet 1_Application oriented material characterisation and simulation for adsorption thermal energy storage.pdf by Henri Schmit (21429182)

“…In the fourth and last step, both zeolites are cycled for 140 cycles between a temperature of 300 °C and dew point temperature of 60°C for desorption and a temperature of 42.5°C and 30 °C for adsorption. …”

Efficacy and selectivity of the shSNP <i>in vitro</i>. by Valérie Drouet (3179907)

“…Levels of the chimeric <i>HTT</i> mRNA were normalized to β-Actin and are reported as mean percentages relative to the control condition (set at 100%) ± SEM (n = 3–5). …”

Chordoma preclinical models are insensitive to BAF complex inhibitor FHD-286, alone or in combination with gemcitabine by Chordoma Foundation (4391989)

“…A panel of 4 chordoma cell lines were seeded in a white-walled 96-well plate so that at the start of treatment, 36 hours after plating, the confluence was 15%. …”

Self-limiting of the gTLR9 signaling by <i>gTlr9</i> alternative splicing. by Frank Fang-Yao Lee (2210863)

“…DRB pre-treatment (0 h) led to slight increase of <i>9A</i> (<b>B</b>) and decrease of <i>9B</i> (<b>C</b>) (Cf. the two gray bars vs. white and black bars). …”

Arginine-dependent mRNA destabilization. by Tamar Ben-Zvi (3175077)

“…Putrescine can be produced from ornithine via <i>speC</i> and <i>speF</i> encoding a constitutive and inducible ornithine decarboxylase, respectively or from arginine in two steps via <i>speA</i> and <i>speB</i> encoding arginine decarboxylase agmatine ureohydrolase respectively. …”

Feijoa F3 does not activate autophagy or inhibit NF-κB activity in autophagy defective HCT116 cells. by Noha Ahmed Nasef (760610)

“…A percentage of greater than 100 shows increased inflammatory response in the presence of the ligand when compared to media (no treatment); and a percentage of less than 100 suggests a decrease in the inflammatory response in the presence of the ligand when compared to media (no treatment) meaning that a condition has inhibited NF-κB signaling. …”

The effector functions of CHK-152 contribute to protection <i>in vivo</i>. by Pankaj Pal (404355)

“…Comparison of binding of ch-CHK-152 and ch-CHK-152 N297Q to FcγR (CD16A, 500 nM; CD32A, 100 nM; and CD64, 100 nM) or C1q (50 nM), as measured by surface plasmon resonance. …”