Variation in number of stories. by M. Shahriar Hossain (336243)

“…Plot (a) shows the number of stories with different parameters but same 50,751 start-end document pairs of case study 1. …”

RNA splicing factors in gastric cancer. by Victoria E. S. Armero (3106389)

“…Genes encoding splicing factors for which expression levels were modified by more than 2-fold are presented. <i>Red</i> indicates an increase in gene expression and <i>blue</i> indicates a decrease in gene expression <b>(B)</b> Misregulation of splicing factors alternative splicing in GC (TNoV, Tumors, no virus). …”

Loss of ACC1 or ACLY results in elevated levels of α-KG under hypoxia. by Melissa M. Keenan (717806)

“…<p>(A) Heat map showing percent change under hypoxia of various organic acids in indicated cell lines. …”

Heatmap showing clustering of metabolites and biochemical analytes between simplified classes of hepatic lipid changes (no-lipid to mild and moderate to severe) in bearded dragons... by Trinita K. Barboza (14564483)

“…It should be noted that most of these analytes did not show significant differences between histologic classes on univariate analysis with a false discovery rate of 0.05. Color coding represents fold changes on normalized plasma concentrations with an increasing depth of orange representing increase in analyte concentration and an increasing depth of blue representing decrease in analyte concentration.…”

Easy generation of highly responsive cell lines with the all-in-one doxycline-controlable lentiviral vector CEST. by Karim Benabdellah (158724)

“…The leaking in the absence of doxycycline decrease as the vector copy number increase (left graphs from top to bottom) <b>C</b>) Fold induction (left panels) and leaking (right panels) in 293 T (top panels) and human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSC) (bottom panels) transduced with increasing MOIs of the CEST vector. …”

AF related miRNA-gene regulatory networks build using Cytoscape. by Joana Larupa Santos (8822501)

“…<p>MiRNAs previously associated with AF were selected to create a subset of the regulatory networks. A. Up-regulated miRNAs and candidate gene targets down-regulated in right atrial biopsies of AF patients compared to control subjects. …”

DESeq2 on RSEM and MultiDEA expressions. by Arianna Consiglio (3495080)

“…Statistically significant count is the number of times that the isoform resulted significantly down-regulated in the 8 tested datasets; XR_007061960 is an additional isoform of <i>HELLS</i> proposed by RefSeq and ENST00000432120 is a lncRNA that overlaps <i>HELLS</i>; a result is considered statistically significant (*) if mean read count >20, absolute log2 Fold Change >1 and adjusted p-value (FDR) <0.05.…”

<i>Tbx1</i> expression pulse at day 5 produces persistent changes of expression of cardiac markers. by Gabriella Lania (797696)

“…Flow cytometry at Day 8 shows a decrease of the numbers of VEGFR2+ and GATA4+ cells (B, B”) and an increase of the number of NKX2.5+ cells (B’) after <i>Tbx1</i> pulse. …”

Heatmap showing the changes in inflammation-related protein expression after ischemic stimulation. by Atsushi Senda (9184916)

“…Inflammation-related proteins that showed >2-fold increase/decrease and <i>p</i> < 0.01 (based on Student’s <i>t</i>-test) between the normoxia and hypoxia groups. …”

Heatmap of HCV vs control samples at acute, 3-month, and 6-month timepoints. by Julie M. Steinbrink (14510455)

“…<p>The list along the y-axis includes all transcripts with |log fold changes| ≥ 1 comparing HCV and control samples. …”

miR-221 and miR-222 reduce muscle-specific protein accumulation and affect cell fusion. by Beatrice Cardinali (120407)

“…Protein accumulation levels expressed as fold decrease/increase relative to those measured in control siGFP, taken as 1.0, are shown in (A, B). p38 and vinculin protein levels were used for normalization. …”

Inhibition of fenretinide induced apoptosis by knockdown of STRA6 gene expression. by Navdha Mittal (650261)

“…An asterisk indicates a significant (*<i>P</i><0.05) decrease in mRNA expression of STRA6. …”

Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) of microwave lysed <i>V</i>. <i>cholerae</i> and <i>L</i>. <i>monocytogenes</i> with and without Lyse-It^®. by Tonya M. Santaus (5559077)

“…<i>monocytogenes</i> microwave irradiated for varying powers for 60 seconds and <b>(D)</b> microwaved at 50% power for varying times. It is clear that when Lyse-It^® is used, there is a decrease in the overall cellular size indicating that cellular lysis is occurring and is more efficient with Lyse-It^® as compared to standard microwave heating.…”

Supplementary file 1_Drug utilization study of antiparkinsonian medication in Romania during 25 years.pdf by Camelia Bucsa (12005078)

“…Trihexyphenidyl was the main anticholinergic prescribed with a maximum utilization of 0.82 DDD/TID in 2000 followed by a slight decrease until 2022 (0.56 DDD/TID). …”

WSSV-induced saturated LCFAs activate <i>Chi2</i> expression. by Xin-Xin Wang (135520)

“…<p>(A) Increase in the relative abundance of differential metabolites in the epidermis, as shown using a heatmap. …”

The β2AR Pathway Involves PI3K/AKT in Controlling Keratinocyte Migration by Raja K Sivamani (587219)

“…<div><p>(A) (Top) Keratinocytes were treated with procaterol (10 nM, specific β2AR agonist), and the cells were collected at sequential time points and assayed for the expression of phosphorylated AKT (p-AKT) and total AKT. …”

PTE reduced fat storage and lipid droplet size. by YiHong Ding (689964)

“…<p>(a) Fat storage indicated by Nile Red staining of fixed late L4 N2 worms treated with different concentrations of PTE. …”

Revised formula for predicting the long-term deflection multiplier of normal and high strength concrete by M. H. MUHAISIN (8143743)

“…The results of the equation were compared with experimental results of other researchers, and a good agreement was obtained. Following a parametric study, the long-term deflections were found to decrease to about 50% when increasing the concrete’s compressive strength from 20 to 100 MPa. …”

TRACTIVE DEMAND, SOIL MOBILIZATION PARAMETERS, AND CORN YIELD IN COMPACTED OXISOL by Jônatan Müller (6404114)

Schematic diagram illustrating the modes of action of NleC and NleE in host NF-κB suppression. by Hilo Yen (235104)

“…NleE, by an unknown mechanism, retards the activation of IKK, thus retaining p65/p50 in a complex with IκB. NleC digests activated p65 and to a lesser extent the IκB-bound p65, to decrease the amount of NF-κB available to enter the nucleus, hence reducing the overall host response to the infection.…”