Substitutent Effects in the Periphery of 2,9-Bisaryl-tetraazaperopyrene Dyes by Susanne C. Martens (1785169)

“…The UV−vis absorption spectra of all compounds recorded in trifluoroacetic acid are almost superimposable and display a characteristic visible absorption band between 460 and 490 nm (log ε = 4.64−5.01) with a strong vibrational progression of 1173−1475 cm⁻¹. …”

Substitutent Effects in the Periphery of 2,9-Bisaryl-tetraazaperopyrene Dyes by Susanne C. Martens (1785169)

“…The UV−vis absorption spectra of all compounds recorded in trifluoroacetic acid are almost superimposable and display a characteristic visible absorption band between 460 and 490 nm (log ε = 4.64−5.01) with a strong vibrational progression of 1173−1475 cm⁻¹. …”

Substitutent Effects in the Periphery of 2,9-Bisaryl-tetraazaperopyrene Dyes by Susanne C. Martens (1785169)

“…The UV−vis absorption spectra of all compounds recorded in trifluoroacetic acid are almost superimposable and display a characteristic visible absorption band between 460 and 490 nm (log ε = 4.64−5.01) with a strong vibrational progression of 1173−1475 cm⁻¹. …”

Substitutent Effects in the Periphery of 2,9-Bisaryl-tetraazaperopyrene Dyes by Susanne C. Martens (1785169)

“…The UV−vis absorption spectra of all compounds recorded in trifluoroacetic acid are almost superimposable and display a characteristic visible absorption band between 460 and 490 nm (log ε = 4.64−5.01) with a strong vibrational progression of 1173−1475 cm⁻¹. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Deciphering Cadmium (Cd) Tolerance in Newly Isolated Bacterial Strain, Ochrobactrum intermedium BB12, and Its Role in Alleviation of Cd Stress in Spinach Plant (Spinac... by S. Renu (11991332)

“…F1-MULAYAM grown in the soil containing Cd at 25, 50, and 75 mg kg^–1 was evaluated. Without bacterial inoculation, plants showed delayed germination, decrease in the chlorophyll content, and stunted growth at 50 and 75 mg kg^–1 Cd content. …”

Analysis of the inner ear cell type–specific transcriptome. by Ronna Hertzano (203344)

The interaction of the A₁ chain of SLT-1 with the ribosomal stalk protein P2 and the C-terminal peptide SDDDMGFGLFD also involves hydrophobic residues within the A<sub>1... by Andrew J. McCluskey (183382)

“…(B) SPR profiles (plotted at 15 µM) demonstrate that hydrophobic mutants F226A and S235A in the SLT-1 A₁ chain have a minor effect on the binding to the conserved peptide SDDDMGFGLFD and the SLT-1 V191A and L233A A₁ chain mutants cause a drastic decrease in binding. …”

Disrupted elncRNA splicing impacts <i>cis</i>-gene regulation. by Jennifer Yihong Tan (11933872)

“…(D-H) Distribution of the log10 modulus fold difference in splicing (PSI), relative to the median of samples with reference genotype, between individuals that carry alternative or reference alleles at elncRNA splice site of ENSG00000205786, of all directly affected splicing events of (D) the elncRNA and (E) all splicing events of its target protein coding genes (5 targets); as well as fold difference in expression levels (RPKM) of (F) targets, (G) non-targets and (H) the elncRNA. …”

Healthy pediatric platelets are moderately hyporeactive in comparison with adults’ platelets by Evgeniya A. Ponomarenko (6564140)

“…The parameters determined included forward (FSC) and side scatter (SSC), CD42b, CD61, CD62P, PAC-1, annexin V binding and mepacrine release levels. Resting pediatric platelets were similar to adults’ platelets except for 1.2-fold decreased FSC and dense granules volume in youngest children, and 2.5-fold increased annexin V level in children aged 1–10 years. …”

Supplemental data of Glucocorticoid Dependent Mesenchymal Cell Differentiation is Required for Perinatal Lung Morphogenesis and Lung Function by Yan Xu (6655778)

“…Red and green nodes represent ligands increased or decreased in mesenchymal GR deletion lung (Col1a2Cre;Nr3c1^fl/fl) at E18.5, respectively. …”

Experimental design training & your own experiment- Lab #4 by Olivia Kazmierczak (796754)

Basal protrusions and apical junctions are altered in MZ<i>epcam</i> mutants. by Krasimir Slanchev (250387)

Pre-training refines the spatio-temporal receptive field of neurons in the output layer. by Lilly May (18993384)

“…Notably, the decrease in the receptive field size over the 10 frames for each model is a result of the convolution process. …”

The cytoplasmic and extracellular domains are required for Sdc function. by Margaret U. Nguyen (3177789)

ICC results of Elk1 and Elk1-3R effects on endogenous spastin level. by Dolunay Kelle (6388055)

“…(A) In comparison to untransfected cells, Elk1 overexpression in SH-SY5Y cells leads to decreased endogenous spastin protein level. …”

PTE inhibited food uptake. by YiHong Ding (689964)

“…<p>(a) The pumping rate of pharynx was gradually decreased with the increased concentrations of PTE. …”

Intrahepatic IFN or ISG expression in mice infected with the two HCV strains. by Ran Chen (182828)

“…In <b>B</b>, each column represents an experimental mouse. Increased and decreased expression of specific genes compared to the uninfected control group is shown in red (Fold >1 to ≥4) and green (Fold <1 to ≤0.25), respectively, whereas black indicates no change (Fold = 1).…”

Live Fast, Die Young: Experimental Evidence of Population Extinction Risk due to Climate Change by Elvire Bestion (818248)

Data_Sheet_1_Denitrification Biokinetics: Towards Optimization for Industrial Applications.PDF by Navreet Suri (1506556)

“…The rate and extent of NO₃^– reduction were also affected by NO₂^– accumulation, particularly in incubations with K172, where up to more than a 2-fold rate decrease was observed. The decrease in rate was associated with decreased transcript abundances of denitrification genes (nirS and nosZ) required to produce enzymes for reduction of NO₂^– and N₂O. …”

Proteomic and phosphoproteomic time course over cell–cell fusion. by Melvin Bérard (7907558)

“…Details of all sites can be found in <a href="http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pbio.3002963#pbio.3002963.s008" target="_blank">S1</a> and <a href="http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pbio.3002963#pbio.3002963.s009" target="_blank">S2</a> Tables and on <a href="https://pombephosphoproteomics.unige.ch/" target="_blank">https://pombephosphoproteomics.unige.ch/</a>. (<b>D</b>) Fold enrichment for TORC, TORC1, TORC2, Orb6, and Cdc2 substrates among phosphosites that change (gray), decrease (blue) or increase (red) in abundance during cell–cell fusion. …”