Image_3_Bacillus velezensis AP183 Inhibits Staphylococcus aureus Biofilm Formation and Proliferation in Murine and Bovine Disease Models.tif by Sayma Afroj (11539501)

“…To evaluate the inflammatory response of mammary tissue to intramammary inoculation with B. velezensis AP183, we used high dose and low dose inocula in dairy cows. At the high dose, a significant increase in somatic cell count (SCC) and clinical mastitis was observed at all post-inoculation time points (P < 0.01), which resolved quickly compared to S. aureus-induced mastitis; in contrast, the lower dose of B. velezensis AP183 resulted in a slight increase of SCC and no clinical mastitis. …”

Osteopontin Deletion Prevents the Development of Obesity and Hepatic Steatosis via Impaired Adipose Tissue Matrix Remodeling and Reduced Inflammation and Fibrosis in Adipose Tissue... by Andoni Lancha (335824)

“…The present data reveal novel mechanisms of OPN in the development of obesity, pointing out the inhibition of OPN as a promising target for the treatment of obesity and fatty liver.…”

Table_1_Exploring age-related differences in metacognitive self-regulation: the influence of motivational factors in secondary school students.DOCX by Ioannis Katsantonis (14644592)

“…Hence, this raises the question whether there are any age-related differences in academic motivation and metacognitive self-regulation of adolescents and whether age differences in academic motivation drive decreases in metacognitive self-regulation.</p>Method<p>A large sample size of 1,027 Greek adolescents (ages 12–16, M_age = 13.95, SD = 0.78) was utilized in the present study. …”

Effects of Alteration in ATF3 expression on neurological function and local brain edema in mice with ICH. by Tao Cui (124471)

“…<p>(A, B and C). Compared with the only cerebral hemorrhage group, the Corner test score, 28 points neurological score and forelimb placing score of the cerebral hemorrhage model mice increased significantly, indicating that overexpression of the ATF3 gene led to aggravated neurological damage in the cerebral hemorrhage model mice; (D, E, and F). …”

Discovery and affinity maturation of C5-C345C-specific antibodies. by Audrey D. McConnell (121678)

“…Note emergence of new cell populations that exhibited increased antigen binding relative to the original population over time, and which were able to recognize sequentially decreasing antigen concentrations. (<i>B</i>) Plot comparing stability late (value corresponds to amount of antibody-bound antigen) versus binding late (value corresponds to off-rate, k_d) capture-adjusted report points for Biacore 4000 screen of single cell clone supernatants. …”

The anti-proliferative effect of anti-EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitor in combination with mitotane on H295R adrenocortical cancer cells by Dorota Dworakowska (563101)

“…</p> <p>Results: Mitotane at a concentration of 10 μM decreased the proliferation rate by 23%.…”

THG microscopy in the mouse ear. by Steffen Dietzel (41938)

“…In addition to the THG signal (cyan) SHG (red) is displayed. The arrow points to a typical linear vessel wall signal found only in arterioles. …”

Observed eGFR progression patterns over follow-up stratified by quartiles of FATA. by Kevin V. Lemley (252953)

“…The apparent more negative slope of the lowest quartile may be due to a smaller number of long follow-up points.</p>…”

Id2 functions partially through TGFβ pathway. by Lina Chakrabarti (501389)

“…Data points represent mean ± S.D. (n = 3). *p<0.0001 by Student’s t-test. …”

The biological activity of trastuzumab on EAC cell lines. by Francesca Milano (243084)

“…<p>The HER-2 positive EAC cell lines treated with increasing concentrations of trastuzumab for 24 and 72 hours, progressively show decreased cell viability in both OE33 and OE19 (A and B). …”

Serial assessments of left ventricular volumes and infarct size in patients stratified according to s-CTGF levels after MI. by Jørgen Gravning (292844)

“…<p>Panels demonstrating end-systolic volume index (ESVi) (A), end-diastolic volume index (EDVi) (B), ejection fraction (EF) (C) and infarct size (D) determined by CMR at successive time points from 2 days to 1 year after PCI in patients who responded with increase in s-CTGF levels after MI (▪; n = 21) compared with those in whom s-CTGF levels remained unaltered or decreased after MI (▴; n = 21). …”

Fig 5 - by Laura H. Spencer (14025963)

“…<p>Expression profiles of co-expressed gene modules that correlated with pCO₂ treatment negatively (purple, a-h) and positively (green, i-n), indicating those genes that decreased and increased with OA severity, respectively, where 370 μatm is ambient (pH 8.0), 700 μatm is moderate OA (pH 7.8), and 1400 μatm is severe OA (pH 7.5). …”

Table 1_Schistosomiasis in Ghana from baseline to now: the impact of fifteen years of interventions.docx by Joseph Opare (5437238)

“…</p>Methods<p>Prevalence at three time points is presented. At baseline (2007–2010), a cross-section of 13,299 school-aged children (SAC) were tested from 251 schools across 154 districts in Ghana. …”

Sociability is present but significantly blunted in male and female OXTR^<i>Avil</i> KO mice compared to WT. by Manal Tabbaa (11773069)

“…<p>Sociability—the preference for a holding tower containing a same-sex stimulus mouse (stimulus tower; gray markers) over an empty tower (empty tower; white markers)—is evident across groups by a decreased latency to approach the stimulus tower (A; F_{1, 60} = 4.934, p < .05; d = 0.57) and increased approach frequencies (B; F_{1, 60} = 57.774, p < .001; d = 1.98), sniffing durations (C; F_{1, 60} = 148.166, p < .001; d = 3.14), and chamber durations (D; F_{1, 60} = 94.729, p < .001; d = 2.51) of the stimulus tower compared to the empty tower. …”

Image2_Club cell CREB regulates the goblet cell transcriptional network and pro-mucin effects of IL-1B.pdf by Mariana Sponchiado (839738)

“…Four days of pharmacologic CREB inhibition in H322 cells increased mRNA abundance of forkhead box A2 (FOXA2), a repressor of goblet cell expansion, and decreased mRNA expression of SAM pointed domain containing ETS transcription factor (SPDEF), a driver of goblet cell expansion. …”

Table4_Club cell CREB regulates the goblet cell transcriptional network and pro-mucin effects of IL-1B.pdf by Mariana Sponchiado (839738)

“…Four days of pharmacologic CREB inhibition in H322 cells increased mRNA abundance of forkhead box A2 (FOXA2), a repressor of goblet cell expansion, and decreased mRNA expression of SAM pointed domain containing ETS transcription factor (SPDEF), a driver of goblet cell expansion. …”

Table3_Club cell CREB regulates the goblet cell transcriptional network and pro-mucin effects of IL-1B.pdf by Mariana Sponchiado (839738)

“…Four days of pharmacologic CREB inhibition in H322 cells increased mRNA abundance of forkhead box A2 (FOXA2), a repressor of goblet cell expansion, and decreased mRNA expression of SAM pointed domain containing ETS transcription factor (SPDEF), a driver of goblet cell expansion. …”

Image4_Club cell CREB regulates the goblet cell transcriptional network and pro-mucin effects of IL-1B.pdf by Mariana Sponchiado (839738)

“…Four days of pharmacologic CREB inhibition in H322 cells increased mRNA abundance of forkhead box A2 (FOXA2), a repressor of goblet cell expansion, and decreased mRNA expression of SAM pointed domain containing ETS transcription factor (SPDEF), a driver of goblet cell expansion. …”

Image1_Club cell CREB regulates the goblet cell transcriptional network and pro-mucin effects of IL-1B.pdf by Mariana Sponchiado (839738)

“…Four days of pharmacologic CREB inhibition in H322 cells increased mRNA abundance of forkhead box A2 (FOXA2), a repressor of goblet cell expansion, and decreased mRNA expression of SAM pointed domain containing ETS transcription factor (SPDEF), a driver of goblet cell expansion. …”

Table 1_Laboratory comparison of consumer-grade and research-established wearables for monitoring heart rate, body temperature, and physical acitivity in sub-Saharan Africa.docx by Stefan Mendt (834379)

“…We statistically compared the data agreement using Pearson’s correlation r, Lin’s concordance correlation coefficient (LCCC), Bland-Altman method, and mean absolute percentage error.</p>Results<p>A good agreement was found between the wrist-worn Withings Pulse HR (consumer-grade) and the chest-worn Faros Bittium 180 in measuring heart rate while sitting, standing, and slow walking on a treadmill at a speed of 2.7 km/h (r ≥ 0.82, |bias| ≤ 3.1 bpm), but this decreased with increasing speed (r ≤ 0.33, |bias| ≤ 11.7 bpm). …”