Recombination of Autodissociated Water Ions in a Nanoscale Pure Water Droplet by Soonho Kwon (1402972)

“…We found that the self-diffusion of water dramatically decreases in droplets with a diameter below 2.2 nm. …”

Recombination of Autodissociated Water Ions in a Nanoscale Pure Water Droplet by Soonho Kwon (1402972)

“…We found that the self-diffusion of water dramatically decreases in droplets with a diameter below 2.2 nm. …”

Recombination of Autodissociated Water Ions in a Nanoscale Pure Water Droplet by Soonho Kwon (1402972)

“…We found that the self-diffusion of water dramatically decreases in droplets with a diameter below 2.2 nm. …”

Recombination of Autodissociated Water Ions in a Nanoscale Pure Water Droplet by Soonho Kwon (1402972)

“…We found that the self-diffusion of water dramatically decreases in droplets with a diameter below 2.2 nm. …”

Recombination of Autodissociated Water Ions in a Nanoscale Pure Water Droplet by Soonho Kwon (1402972)

“…We found that the self-diffusion of water dramatically decreases in droplets with a diameter below 2.2 nm. …”

Distribution of rear-end crashes according to a set of independent variables. by Chun-Chieh Chao (2681722)

Recombination of Autodissociated Water Ions in a Nanoscale Pure Water Droplet by Soonho Kwon (1402972)

“…We found that the self-diffusion of water dramatically decreases in droplets with a diameter below 2.2 nm. …”

Recombination of Autodissociated Water Ions in a Nanoscale Pure Water Droplet by Soonho Kwon (1402972)

“…We found that the self-diffusion of water dramatically decreases in droplets with a diameter below 2.2 nm. …”

Recombination of Autodissociated Water Ions in a Nanoscale Pure Water Droplet by Soonho Kwon (1402972)

“…We found that the self-diffusion of water dramatically decreases in droplets with a diameter below 2.2 nm. …”

Recombination of Autodissociated Water Ions in a Nanoscale Pure Water Droplet by Soonho Kwon (1402972)

“…We found that the self-diffusion of water dramatically decreases in droplets with a diameter below 2.2 nm. …”

Sex reverse in <i>bmp15</i>-deficient females. by Yue Zhai (3141960)

Odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) calculated with conditional logistic regression for the association of pancreatic cancer with decrease in body mass index (BMI) i... by Agnieszka Lemanska (13911532)

SH3KBP1 promotes K63-linked polyubiquitination of RIG-I by recruiting TRIM25. by Jiaoyang Li (2862269)

Decreased <i>Pax2</i> expression in cap mesenchyme of CM<i>^p53−/−</i> kidneys. by Zubaida Saifudeen (135684)

Image5.JPEG by Hanne E. R. Denaeghel (4977524)

“…For tetraploid E. rubra, an increase in plant height (from 4.9 to 5.5 cm) was observed together with a large decrease in circularity and density due to a more polar outgrowth of branches on the main axis. …”

Genetic Analysis of Baker's Yeast Msh4-Msh5 Reveals a Threshold Crossover Level for Meiotic Viability by K. T. Nishant (13769)

“…A triple mutant containing a <em>msh4/5-t</em> allele and mutations that decreased meiotic double-strand break levels (<em>spo11-HA</em>) and crossover interference (<em>pch2Δ</em>) showed synergistic defects in spore viability. …”

Expression of β-integrin subunits in human breast cancer cell lines. by Alexander Schwickert (835514)

Kaplan-Meier curves for cancer-specific survival (A) and overall survival (B) in patients by age group (octogenarian vs. younger group) after propensity score matching. by Jung Kwon Kim (10859913)

Evaluation of the expression of various ROS-scavenger and disulfide isomerase genes using real-time PCR on tissue extracts of caput and cauda epididymidis from WT and DKO animals a... by Anaïs Noblanc (319371)

“…<p>For each gene, the change in its expression in DKO <i>versus</i> WT male mice is indicated by + or − symbols, followed by the fold between the WT and DKO gene expressions ( = : not significantly different; +: increased; −: decreased; n = 5; *: p≤0.05; **: p≤0.01).…”

Hemodynamics. by Florian Stöckigt (300651)

“…WT sh: 5 male, 4 female, mean age 20.4 weeks; HET sh: 3 male, 2 female, mean age 21.0 weeks; WT TAC: 4 male, 4 female, mean age 19.9 weeks; HET TAC: 3 male, 4 female, mean age 20.5 weeks n = 9 for WT sh, n = 5 for WT TAC, HET sh, and HET TAC; * = p<0.05 with Tukey’s Multiple Comparison Test.…”