Nuclear proteome profiling in A549 cells after DOX and/or LMB treatment. by Chuanwen Lu (159114)

“…Approximately 1,000 protein spots were detected in nuclear extractions of A549 cells. Spots labeled with red color indicate decreased expression after LMB treatment, while spots labeled with green color indicate increased expression after LMB treatment (left panel). …”

Fatty acid degradation plays an essential role in proliferation of mouse female primordial germ cells via the p53-dependent cell cycle regulation by Hui Teng (840350)

“…To better understand mechanisms underlying PGC proliferation in female mice, we constructed a proteome profile of female mouse gonads at E11.5. …”

Placebo tests. by Vivek Astvansh (14310090)

Expression of miR-34a in CD44^hi and CD44^lo cells evaluated by RT-qPCR and exogenous delivery of miR-34a into CD44^hi cells inhibits colony formation... by Saroj K. Basak (263053)

“…The miR-34a expression has been normalized with RNU48. (<b>B</b>) Sorted CD44^hi cells (samples M-1 and M-2) when transduced with miR-34a show decreased colony forming efficiency in comparison to miR-control transduced CD44^hi tumor cells; (Sample M-1: miR control = 131.6 (SD = 30.5),+miR-34a = 7 (SD = 2.6) and P = 0.002; Sample M-2: miR control = 75 (SD = 19.6),+miR-34a = 23 (SD = 5.5) and P = 0.01); The mean effect with miR-34a versus miR-control on CD44^hi cells is −88.3 (95% CI: −288.12, 111.45; P = 0.112) (<b>C</b>) Sorted CD44^hi tumor cells transduced with miR-34a exhibit small colony size (bottom panel) than miR-control transduced CD44^hi tumor cells (upper panel); (<b>D</b>) The CD44^lo cells from Sample M-1 and M-2 transduced with anti-miR34a show increased colony forming efficiency than tumor cells transduced with miR-control; (Sample M-1: miR control = 21 (SD = 4.5),+anti- miR-34a = 33 (SD = 5.2) and P = 0.04; Sample M-2: miR control = 24.6 (SD = 4.1),+anti-miR-34a = 39.3 (SD = 5.1) and P = 0.018); The mean effect with anti-miR-34a versus miR-control on CD44^lo cells is −13.3 (95% CI: −20.43, 47.10; P = 0.125). …”

Reduced model and effect of inhibitory failure on the response. by Abolhassan Behrouzvaziri (741985)

Table_2_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatric... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_12_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatri... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_3_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatric... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_10_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatri... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_5_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatric... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_1_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatric... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_6_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatric... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_8_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatric... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_4_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatric... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_11_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatri... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_7_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatric... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Table_9_Consequences of Social Distancing Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic First Wave on the Epidemiology of Children Admitted to Pediatric Emergency Departments and Pediatric... by Michael Levy (49754)

“…A significant decline was reported in acute respiratory illness and LRTI in five studies with a median decrease of 63%. …”

Schematic of the model neuronal circuitry involved in responses to methamphetamine. by Abolhassan Behrouzvaziri (741985)

Data_Sheet_1_Elevated [CO2] Mitigates Drought Effects and Increases Leaf 5-O-Caffeoylquinic Acid and Caffeine Concentrations During the Early Growth of Coffea Arabica Plants.PDF by Ingrid C. A. Catarino (11195247)

“…The combination of e[CO₂]+WD increased the 5-O-caffeoylquinic acid (5-CQA) and caffeine amounts by 40-day when compared to a[CO₂]+WD plants. …”

High frequency of mutations associated with sensitivity to huTRIM5α in CA from B27/B57⁺ individuals. by Natacha Merindol (3521828)

“…<b>(b)</b> Polymorphisms in CA from subjects bearing B27/B57 alleles (n = 9) or not (n = 9) were counted according to their known association with decreased infectivity (Core), resistance to Mx2 (<i>p</i> = 0.0176, unpaired Student’s t-test), sensitivity to TRIM5α (<i>p</i> = 0.0335), resistance to CypA inhibitors (CypI), CTL escape/compensatory (CTL) (<i>p</i> = 0.0077) or of unknown function (undet). …”