Intracellular chloride measurements by Wallace B Thoreson (5462)

“…An example of the reduction in MEQ fluorescence, indicating an increase in intracellular [Cl], produced by application of 12.1 mM Kto a cone. C. A greater decrease in MEQ fluorescence was produced by application of 69.9 mM K. …”

Oosthuizen et al. Data.pdf by Tasha Oosthuizen (19200784)

“…When the night light originated remotely from a corner of the room, activity levels decreased by more than 50%, whereas under direct ALAN from above the cages, there was a 75% decrease in activity. …”

Correlational learning rule for regulation of vestibular synapse strength by cerebellar inhibition: transfer of VOR gain from cerebellar cortex to brainstem. by John R. W. Menzies (361198)

“…During training the cerebellum has learnt to produce an inhibitory input modulated in phase with the vestibular input, leading to cancellation which produces a 50% gain decrease (since and , a weight requires ). …”

Functional Lung Imaging during HFV in Preterm Rabbits by Jordan Thurgood (123527)

“…Whilst ventilated at fixed pressures, each animal was ventilated at frequencies of 1, 3, 5 and 10 Hz. A 50% decrease in delivered tidal volume was measured at 10 Hz compared to 1 Hz, yet at the higher frequency a 500% increase in minute activity was measured. …”

Substrate binding specificity of purified OpuAC. by Justina C. Wolters (207763)

“…The inhibition experiments with proline and carnitine show a decrease in the ΔF_max at increased concentrations of inhibitor, which is caused by the high concentrations of inhibitor (see panel A and B). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Drug-Tolerant Idling Melanoma Cells Exhibit Theory-Predicted Metabolic Low-Low Phenotype.docx by Dongya Jia (3897142)

“…L/L metabolism is unfavorable for tumor growth, yet supports successful cell division at ~50% rate. Thus, L/L drug-tolerant idling cells are a reservoir for accumulating mutations responsible for relapse, and it should be considered as a target subpopulation for improving MAPKi outcomes in melanoma treatment.…”

SgII production outside of the left ventricle in heart failure. by Helge Røsjø (162126)

“…SgII levels in the (A) right ventricle, (B) pulmonary tissue, (C) liver, (D) spleen, (E) kidney, (F) stomach, (G) colon, and (H) skeletal muscle were measured by RIA and are presented as fold change ± SEM (n = 6 for both groups, except pulmonary tissue: HF: n = 14, sham: n = 13). # p<0.05.…”

The CCDC66 depletion disrupts endocytosis and membrane recycling near cilia. by Jovana Deretic (13113617)

“…Mean periciliary levels of RAB5 in CCDC66 depletion is decreased to 0.387-fold of the control mean. (Welch’s <i>t</i> test ****<i>p</i> < 0.0001). …”

pH and Oxidative response in BMDM populations. by Quigly Dragotakes (13029100)

“…M1 have the highest overall activity, and activity is decreased with infection in both M0 and M2 populations. …”

Select genes are co-regulated by NSL and RbBP5-MLL complexes. by Xiaoming Zhao (484793)

“…Stacked column charts represents the total number of regulated genes (>2-fold decrease or increase) in the indicated specific siRNA knockdown HeLa cells. …”

Effect of expressing ^H2F1 WT or Znf5 C2>A2 on the REH2 steady-state abundance. by Vikas Kumar (153353)

“…The RNAi lanes show the induced decrease of ^H2F1 and concurrent fragmentation of REH2 full-length. …”

Transcript levels of dsRNA-treated sporocysts 7 days after dsRNA exposure. by Marina de Moraes Mourão (189239)

“…For each dsRNA tested, data are represented as mean fold-differences (+/−S.E.) relative to the GFP control (1.00). …”

DataSheet_1_The Importance of Dead Seagrass (Posidonia oceanica) Matte as a Biogeochemical Sink.docx by Eugenia T. Apostolaki (8490663)

“…Despite a decrease in Hg concentrations in the early 1980s following the onset of pollution abatement, overall Hg levels were 2-fold higher in the local post-industrial period, with a Hg enrichment factor of 3.5 in the dead matte. …”

MIA pathway is required for liver and pancreas development. by Anna M. Sokol (5992973)

“…Features highlighted in bold are conserved between zebrafish, mouse and humans [<a href="http://www.plosgenetics.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pgen.1007743#pgen.1007743.ref055" target="_blank">55</a>]. (E) Whole mount <i>in situ</i> hybridization with a specific RNA probe shows a decrease in the expression of <i>trypsin</i> mRNA in the exocrine pancreas of 5 dpf <i>mia40a</i>^<i>-/-</i> larvae. n: number of analysed individuals. …”

DataSheet1_Extracellular cyclophilins A and C induce dysfunction of pancreatic microendothelial cells.pdf by Rebeca Alvariño (10495139)

“…All these effects were reversed by pre-treatment with cyclosporine A. eCyps also produced endothelial dysfunction, as evidenced by the decrease in eNOS activation. …”

Results of experiment 3&4—Flanker experiments with predictable and unpredictable timing. by Klaas Bombeke (3927152)

“…<p>(A)(B) Mean reaction times per SOA condition (irrelevant-first, simultaneous and relevant-first in experiment 1, (A); irrelevant-first in experiment 2, (B)) for current congruent (dark grey) and incongruent (light grey) trials as a function of the congruency level of the previous trial in the Flanker experiments (error bars represent 1 standard deviation around the mean). …”

Supplementary Material for: Convergent Genomic Studies Identify Association of GRIK2 and NPAS2 with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome by Smith A.K. (4125892)

S252W mutation affected Wnt signaling in osteogenically differentiating BMSCs. by Li Zhang (8200)

“…<p>(A) Cluster analysis of a microarray data revealed that Wnt pathway antagonists SRRP1, SFRP2, and SFRP4 were up-regulated 3.8 fold, 2.5 fold, and 2.9 fold in mutant BMSCs, respectively (<i>n</i> = 3). …”

Sequence coverage and relative abundance of haemoglobin alpha (Hb α) and haemoglobin beta (Hb β) peptides detected after peroxide treatment. by Carlo Giannangelo (8053910)

SmInAct Is Essential for Egg Development by Tori C Freitas (69299)

“…Data are presented as mean percent developed (+/− s.d.) from four separate experiments.</p><p>(E) SmInAct protein levels are decreased by approximately 10-fold following treatment with <i>SmInAct</i> dsRNA. …”