S2 Fig - by Agnieszka D. Wardak (17941139)

Effects of riluzole on <i>I_NaP</i> and <i>I_NaT</i> in A-type neurons of the compressed DRG. by Rou-Gang Xie (179362)

“…<p>(A) Traces of <i>I_NaP</i> (bottom) induced by increasing applied voltage (top) in a compressed DRG neuron in the absence (control) and presence of riluzole (2, 10, 50 µM). …”

Dehydrozingerone Improves Mood and Memory in Diabetic Mice via Modulating Core Neuroimmune Genes and Their Associated Proteins by Anuradha Kesharwani (21386000)

“…Additionally, anomalies in the glutamine-glutamate/GABA cycle could exacerbate diabetes-related cognitive deficits. Treatment with DH had a variety of advantages, including decreased neuroinflammation and neuronal cell death as well as the promotion of critical genes and proteins necessary to promote cognitive performance. …”

Illustration of household-based strategy. by Callum Shaw (15628313)

Excel spreadsheet containing, in separate sheets, the underlying numerical data and statistical analysis for Figs 1–7 and all supplemental figures. by Brandon F. Keele (7450001)

Barcode distribution and plasma viral load dynamics of 3 noncontrolling RMs. by Brandon F. Keele (7450001)

The technology roadmap for this study. by Qiumeng Zhang (4184326)

“…The results showed that, (1) From the stability of land use types, continuous stable ecological land accounted for more than 50%, showing that decreased from northwest toward southeast. (2) From the functional stability, NDVI showed a fluctuated growth (0.035/a), with an increasing distribution pattern from northwest to southeast. …”

Study characteristics–Indirect pathway. by Silvia Bhatt Carreno (18176553)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>We identified 86 publications that fit inclusion criteria. …”

PRISMA flow chart. by Silvia Bhatt Carreno (18176553)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>We identified 86 publications that fit inclusion criteria. …”

Inclusion criteria. by Silvia Bhatt Carreno (18176553)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>We identified 86 publications that fit inclusion criteria. …”

Quality assessment. by Silvia Bhatt Carreno (18176553)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>We identified 86 publications that fit inclusion criteria. …”

Brief report: Circulating markers of fibrosis are associated with immune reconstitution status in HIV-infected men by F. A. Tobolowsky (4807467)

LF control probability vs number treatments and tests for community-wide triple-drug MDA and household-based strategies. by Callum Shaw (15628313)

“…<p>Control probability was the proportion of simulations in which mf prevalence decreased from 2030 to 2035 and the household-based strategies offered testing to either 25% or 50% of households (HTA). …”

Percentage of short 22-kHz USV in the total number of USV in rats with 7 (AB) or 14 (CD) training days during training (AC) and test (BD) sessions. by Agnieszka D. Wardak (17941139)

Viral decay dynamics affected by timing of ART initiation. by Brandon F. Keele (7450001)

Microorganisms. by Lucas Romann (14803595)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>Blood cultures (BC) are critical for the diagnosis of bloodstream infections, pathogen identification, and resistance testing. Guidelines recommend a blood volume of 8–10 mL per bottle as lower volumes result in decreased sensitivity. …”

Flowchart of the BCs included into this study. by Lucas Romann (14803595)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>Blood cultures (BC) are critical for the diagnosis of bloodstream infections, pathogen identification, and resistance testing. Guidelines recommend a blood volume of 8–10 mL per bottle as lower volumes result in decreased sensitivity. …”

General characteristics of studied sample. by Khalid Abdul Basit (15332672)

“…A total of 4250 participants were included in this combined analysis, 2515 from 2001–2002, 1377 from 2009–2010 and 358 from 2016–2017 survey year. …”

Delay in first phase viral decay kinetics when ART is started pre-peak. by Brandon F. Keele (7450001)

Code to generate Figure 3 from KDM1A paper by Jessica Chong (474458)

“…Additionally, as the specificity of the phenotype of interest increases, the proportion of individuals tested who have the phenotype (y-axis) naturally decreases, also resulting in increased power. A small decrease (60% to 50%) in the proportion of individuals who have the phenotype of interest can increase power more than sequencing 10,000 additional trios.…”