Table_13_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xlsx by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_12_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xls by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_6_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xlsx by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_3_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xlsx by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_5_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xlsx by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_2_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xlsx by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_9_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xlsx by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_11_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xlsx by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_7_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xls by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_4_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xlsx by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_1_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.docx by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_10_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xls by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

Table_8_Transcriptome and Proteomics Analysis of Wheat Seedling Roots Reveals That Increasing NH4+/NO3– Ratio Induced Root Lignification and Reduced Nitrogen Utilization.xlsx by Dongqing Yang (675454)

“…However, the mechanisms underlying the response of wheat seedling roots to changes in NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratio remain unclear. In this study, we investigated wheat growth, transcriptome, and proteome profiles of roots in response to increasing NH₄⁺/NO₃^– ratios (N_a: 100/0; N_r1: 75/25, N_r2: 50/50, N_r3: 25/75, and N_n: 0/100). …”

CDA deficiency leads to excess dCTP, inhibiting PARP-1 activity and leading to UFB formation. by Simon Gemble (168663)

“…(G) (1) CDA deficiency leads to intracellular dCTP accumulation, decreasing basal PARP-1 activity. (2) The decrease in basal PARP-1 activity leads to an increase in unreplicated DNA sequences (preferentially at centromeres and CFS sites). (3) During late G2/early mitosis, some of this unreplicated DNA is probably processed by MUS81-EME1 and ERCC1 nucleases as previously suggested [<a href="http://www.plosgenetics.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pgen.1005384#pgen.1005384.ref036" target="_blank">36</a>, <a href="http://www.plosgenetics.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pgen.1005384#pgen.1005384.ref012" target="_blank">12</a>], leading to DNA synthesis during metaphase (EdU foci) and preventing supernumerary UFB formation. (4) Some of the excess unreplicated DNA sequences are not processed by the nucleases, leading to supernumerary UFB formation.…”

Beta power timecourses time-locked to the response (button press at time zero), expressed as percent change from baseline in the SMOT areas. by Lauren E. Beaton (4763232)

“…After the switch and immediately preceding the response (highlighted in dark blue color), the primed hemisphere rebounds back to baseline while the responding hemisphere continues to decrease. In the right panel, lateralized beta power is presented in the bar graphs as a subtraction of beta power in the contralateral—ipsilateral SMOT in the early (-300 to -200 ms) vs late (-100 to 0 ms) time windows.…”

Impairment of resin cement application on the bond strength of indirect composite restorations by Jovito Adiel SKUPIEN (5788328)

“…Nevertheless, the linear regression showed that irrespective of the strategy, the use of the two-step approach when compared with three-step adhesive system decreased μTBS (p < 0.001). …”

Table 1_Trends in the disease burden of maternal sepsis and other maternal infections attributable to iron deficiency from 1990 to 2021 and its projection until 2050.docx by Chunfeng Zhu (327990)

“…The ASMR and age-standardized DALY rate of MSMIs attributable to iron deficiency were negatively correlated with SDI. Projections indicated a continued decrease in the burden of MSMIs attributable to iron deficiency by 2050.…”

Evidence for constitutive activation of cytoprotective enzymes network in vitiligo melanocyte cultures. by Barbara Bellei (177809)

“…Values reported as O.D. decrease over untreated control represent the means ± SD of experiments performed in triplicate. …”

Lack of oligodendrocytes after DTA-mediated ablation of <i>C1ql1</i>-expressing OPCs. by Shayan Moghimyfiroozabad (19066182)

“…Higher magnification of the coronal sections in the center and lateral parts of CC and cortex shows the dramatic reduction in the density of OLs (CC1^pos GFP^pos cells, yellow arrowhead) in <i>C1ql1</i>^<i>Cre</i><i>; Sox10</i>^<i>DTA</i> mice at P16. Scale bars = 100 μm. Quantification shows a massive decrease in OL density in the <i>C1ql1</i>^<i>pos</i> OPC-ablated brains. …”

Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs) are expressed in Trpm5 positive taste receptor cells (TRCs) by Jie Qian (565984)

“…Giving ethanol (5%) in drinking water to WT mice induced an increase in the expression of α5 and β4 mRNAs in circumvallate TRCs with a significant decrease in the expression of α3, α6 and β2 mRNAs. …”