Reduced Lateral Mobility of Lipids and Proteins in Crowded Membranes by Joseph E. Goose (401716)

“…The increase in protein concentration also resulted in a decrease in the anomalous diffusion exponent α of the lipid. …”

Efficient inhibition of EGFP expression by zebrafish mir-30e precursor <i>in vivo</i>. by Mei Dong (157261)

“…The capped EGFP sensor mRNAs were co-injected with either miR-30e or miR-155 precursor mRNAs into one-cell stage embryos (B, bottom). (C) A dramatic decrease of EGFP fluorescence in 24 hpf embryos co-injected with EGFP-2×PT^mir30e sensor (10 pg) and miR-30e precursor (50 pg). …”

Effects of oxidative stress. by Kazunari Ozasa (1959577)

“…At a higher H₂O₂ (TEMPOL) concentration of 1.0 mM (50 mM), the swimming activity of the cells was decreased dramatically. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Quantification of run-of-river hydropower potential in the Upper Indus basin under climate change.pdf by Sanita Dhaubanjar (16676625)

“…Introduction<p>Despite ambitious plans to quadruple hydropower generation in the Indus basin, a quantitative assessment of the impact of climate change on hydropower availability in the basin is missing. …”

Fulvic Acid Enhances Nitrogen Fixation and Retention in Paddy Soils through Microbial-Coupled Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling by Shudan Xue (13758640)

“…Gas analyses indicated that the carbon dioxide and methane emissions were enhanced in FA treatment, which increased up to 94.08-fold and 5.06-fold, respectively. ¹⁵N-labeling experiments revealed that nitrogen fixation capability was promoted (1.2-fold) to reduce the carbon and nitrogen imbalance due to fulvic acid amendment. …”

Nesfatin-1 induced CRE-Luc reporter activity in NB41A3 cells. by Emi Ishida (287159)

“…<p>A) Vehicles for Melanotan II and Nesfatin-1 were distilled water and 100 mM HEPES buffer (pH 7.5), respectively. Relative luciferase activities (mean ± SEM, n = 3) compared to the light units of CRE-Luc in the absence of Melanotan II or Nesfatin-1 (arbitrary light units divided by the total cellular protein and β-galactosidase [β-gal] activity) are shown as relative promoter activity (fold). …”

Screening of a drug library for agents that upregulate CD9 or CD81 in RAW264.7 macrophages. by Yingji Jin (456327)

“…Drugs that increased the level of either CD9 or CD81 more than 1.5-fold compared with vehicle alone were regarded as positive. …”

Development of Autoimmune Hair Loss Disease Alopecia Areata Is Associated with Cardiac Dysfunction in C3H/HeJ Mice by Eddy Wang (407539)

“…QPCR revealed significant increases in <i>Il18</i> (4.6-fold), IL18 receptor-1 (<i>Il18r1</i>; 2.8-fold) and IL18 binding protein (<i>Il18bp</i>; 5.2-fold) in AA hearts. …”

Conditional RAX-Cre-mediated ablation of <i>Prss56</i> from fully differentiated Müller glia leads to ocular size reduction. by Seyyedhassan Paylakhi (4951933)

“…(<b>B</b>, <b>C</b>) Following tamoxifen injection (TAM +; horizontal axis) at P8, <i>Prss56</i>^<i>F/F</i><i>Rax-Cre</i>^<i>ERT2</i> mice display a significant decrease in ocular axial length (<b>B</b>) and increase in retinal thickness (<b>C</b>) compared to control eyes (<i>Prss56</i>^<i>F/+</i><i>; Rax-Cre</i>^<i>ERT2</i> or <i>Prss56</i>^<i>F/F</i> mice without <i>Rax-Cre</i>^<i>ERT2</i>), N = 6 to 8 per group. …”

Circulating Mucosal Associated Invariant T Cells Are Activated in <i>Vibrio cholerae</i> O1 Infection and Associated with Lipopolysaccharide Antibody Responses by Daniel T. Leung (192315)

“…In adult patients, MAIT frequencies did not change over time, whereas in child patients, MAITs were significantly decreased at day 7, and this decrease persisted to day 90. …”

Supplementary Table 2 from Transcriptional Selectivity of Epigenetic Therapy in Cancer by Takahiro Sato (205899)

“…<p>An excel file containing a list of tumor suppressor genes that are 2 fold decreased in YB5 compared to normal colon (277 genes out of 716 total tumor suppressor genes from TSGene), and are significantly upregulated (> 2FC and < 0.1 FDR) by each inhibitor in YB5 cells.…”

Supplementary Material for: Downregulation of miRNA-451a Promotes the Differentiation of CD4+ T Cells towards Th2 Cells by Upregulating ETS1 in Childhood Asthma by Wang T. (3627755)

“…Herein, our microarray data indicated that microRNA-451a-5p (miRNA-451a) expression decreased by 4.6-fold and ETS proto-oncogene 1 (ETS1) increased by 2.2-fold in the peripheral blood lymphocytes isolated from asthmatic children (<i>n</i> = 4) as compared to control individuals (<i>n</i> = 4). …”

Efficacy of UVC irradiation on non-colored BxPC-3, BxPC-3-Ab488 and BxPC-3-GFP in vitro. by Yukihiko Hiroshima (568068)

“…Compared to non-colored BxPC-3 cells, the number of BxPC-3-Ab488 and BxPC-3-GFP cells decreased significantly due to UVC irradiation with 25 and 50 J/m². …”

Dynamics of the Ca²⁺ depletion waves. by Mitra Esfandiarei (280455)

Transcriptional profile of indirect pathway markers. by Elizabeth K. Lucas (311415)

Table_1_ARV-825 Demonstrates Antitumor Activity in Gastric Cancer via MYC-Targets and G2M-Checkpoint Signaling Pathways.xls by Xinmei Liao (11574571)

“…ARV-825, consisting of a BRD4 inhibitor conjugated with a cereblon ligand using proteolysis-targeting chimera (PROTAC) technology, was proven to decrease the tumor growth effectively and continuously. …”

Tungsten Carbide Nanotubes Supported Platinum Nanoparticles as a Potential Sensing Platform for Oxalic Acid by Dr T MAIYALAGAN (98159)

“…The WC NTs<br>supported PtNPs modified glassy carbon (GC) electrode is<br>highly sensitive toward the electrochemical oxidation of oxalic<br>acid. A large decrease in the oxidation overpotential (220 mV)<br>and significant enhancement in the peak current compared to<br>unmodified and Pt/C modified GC electrodes have been<br>observed without using any redox mediator. …”

Table_2_Associations between repetitive head impact exposure and midlife mental health wellbeing in former amateur athletes.docx by Claire V. Buddenbaum (18622372)

“…While not statistically significant, the contact group showed increased depressive [2.37 (0.05, 4.79), p=0.07] and ADHD symptoms [4.53 (0.51, 9.57), p=0.08] compared to controls. In a secondary analysis, a distinct trend emerged within the contact group, revealing pronounced elevations in mental health symptoms among individuals with lower socioeconomic status (<$50,000/year) compared to higher income subgroups, and these symptoms decreased as income levels rose [depression: -3.08 (-4.47, -1.7), p<0.001; anxiety: -1.95 (-3.15, -0.76), p=0.002; ADHD: -4.99 (-8.28, -1.69), p=0.004; PTSD: -4.42 (-7.28, -1.57), p=0.003; aggression: -6.19 (-11.02, -1.36), p=0.01]. …”

Image_1_Associations between repetitive head impact exposure and midlife mental health wellbeing in former amateur athletes.tiff by Claire V. Buddenbaum (18622372)

“…While not statistically significant, the contact group showed increased depressive [2.37 (0.05, 4.79), p=0.07] and ADHD symptoms [4.53 (0.51, 9.57), p=0.08] compared to controls. In a secondary analysis, a distinct trend emerged within the contact group, revealing pronounced elevations in mental health symptoms among individuals with lower socioeconomic status (<$50,000/year) compared to higher income subgroups, and these symptoms decreased as income levels rose [depression: -3.08 (-4.47, -1.7), p<0.001; anxiety: -1.95 (-3.15, -0.76), p=0.002; ADHD: -4.99 (-8.28, -1.69), p=0.004; PTSD: -4.42 (-7.28, -1.57), p=0.003; aggression: -6.19 (-11.02, -1.36), p=0.01]. …”

Table_1_Associations between repetitive head impact exposure and midlife mental health wellbeing in former amateur athletes.docx by Claire V. Buddenbaum (18622372)

“…While not statistically significant, the contact group showed increased depressive [2.37 (0.05, 4.79), p=0.07] and ADHD symptoms [4.53 (0.51, 9.57), p=0.08] compared to controls. In a secondary analysis, a distinct trend emerged within the contact group, revealing pronounced elevations in mental health symptoms among individuals with lower socioeconomic status (<$50,000/year) compared to higher income subgroups, and these symptoms decreased as income levels rose [depression: -3.08 (-4.47, -1.7), p<0.001; anxiety: -1.95 (-3.15, -0.76), p=0.002; ADHD: -4.99 (-8.28, -1.69), p=0.004; PTSD: -4.42 (-7.28, -1.57), p=0.003; aggression: -6.19 (-11.02, -1.36), p=0.01]. …”