image_1_In Utero and Postnatal Propylthiouracil-Induced Mild Hypothyroidism Impairs Maternal Behavior in Mice.EPS by Miski Aghnia Khairinisa (5213834)

“…As expected, locomotor and cognitive functions in these mice were disrupted in a PTU dose-dependent manner. On postpartum day 2, dams who had been exposed 50 ppm PTU during in utero and postnatal periods displayed a significantly longer time identifying the first pup and returning all three pups back to the nest, less time nursing, and decreased licking behavior. …”

ToxCast™Phase I chemical activity across cytotoxicity and differentiation ES cell assay endpoints. by Kelly J. Chandler (218453)

“…Unsupervised, two-dimensional hierarchical clustering of 320 ToxCast chemicals across four ES cell assay endpoints (cytotoxicity increase, cytotoxicity decrease, differentiation increase, differentiation decrease) and 4 doses each using Euclidean distance for measure and Ward's method for linkage analysis (A). …”

The exocyst is required for cell cycle progression in trypanosomes. by Cordula M. Boehm (3689848)

“…Sec15::RNAi cells have a ∼50% decrease to Sec15::HA 48h post induction, whilst expression of Exo99 remains stable, and <i>vice versa</i>. …”

Timing of production of neurons and glia in rosette cultures. by Elsa Abranches (261932)

“…A decrease in neuronal production is observed at day 16, concomitant with an increase of glial cells. …”

Bcgbl1 globally regulates expression of hydrophobic surface-induced genes. by Jiejing Tang (17549959)

“…On the basis of the comparison of fold change values between WT and Δ<i>Bcgbl1</i>-30 (fold change values of gene expression level in hyphae on the hydrophobic surface relative to hyphae in PDA cultures), Bcgbl1-dependent genes were identified when the rate of fold change increase or decrease in the Δ<i>Bcgbl1</i>-30 mutant was less than 50% that in WT, the remaining genes were identified as Bcgbl1-independent. …”

Logistic growth in density dependent populations. by Mark Bowler (332184)

Impact of hematocrit on vasodynamics. by William Davis Haselden (9175156)

Lysolecithin-induced endogenous progenitor cell recruitment is strongly reduced in mice lacking Reelin signaling. by Sandrine Courtès (219584)

“…C, D: Quantification of BrdU-positive SVZ-derived cells within the lesion site showing a significant decrease in cell recruitment in mice lacking the Dab1 adaptor required for Reelin signaling (C) as well as in Wt mice treated with Reelin blocking antibody CR50 (D). …”

Gradual increase in the extent of γ-secretase saturation with its substrate leads to gradual changes from the biphasic to the standard dose-response curves. by Željko M. Svedružić (105215)

“…(<b><u>B</u></b>) The peak activity is observed at around 250 ng/mL cDNAwtC99, at which point there is no more activation by DAPT, and only inhibition and standard dose-response curves can be observed (i.e. full transition from complex <b><u>1</u></b> to <b><u>4</u></b>). …”

Summarizing scheme of the expected trends with increasing branch diameter. by Juliano Sarmento Cabral (755877)

<i>Bicyclus anynana eyeless</i> sequences and the primers used in the RT-PCR experiments. by Mainak Das Gupta (769404)

Bleaching <i>Isopora palifera</i> with menthol. by Jih-Terng Wang (305733)

“…<p>(A) Decrease in the <i>Symbiodinium</i> density in treated coral with different menthol concentrations; (B) correlation between the menthol concentration and the time for 50% coral bleaching.…”

Influence of <i>CCL3L1-CCR5</i> GRG status on vaccine efficacy. by Hemant Kulkarni (64613)

“…The model is for a preventive vaccine that has a true efficacy of 50%. …”

Time of day is associated with paradoxical reductions in global signal fluctuation and functional connectivity by Csaba Orban (8462997)

Edge effect model fit for forest specialists in the understory. by Natalie Yoh (9075092)

“…<p>Log forest specialist activity (bat passes) per 50 m sample point averaged across all transects with corresponding lines of best fit. …”

MSc Dissertation Figures by Bianca Diedericks (17370739)

“…</p><p dir="ltr">Figure 3: Euclea natalensis: (A) Tree, (B) Fruits, and (C) Flowers.</p><p dir="ltr">Figure 4: Chemical structure: (A) 7-Methyljuglone and (B) Diospyrin</p><p dir="ltr">Figure 5: The postulated mechanism of action of 7-methyljuglone which will disrupt the electron transport chain and therefore decrease or stop the electron flow in the bacterium.…”

Normal learning and extinction in the model. by Remus Osan (3639754)

“…Bars represent mean ± S.E.M. of percentages of retrieved attractors over 10 sets of 100 simulations. …”

Compound activity of PMP-311 and PMP-072 on α7 nAChR. by Marjolein A. van Maanen (685989)

“…In panels B & E each point represents the average of at least four cells (±SEM). …”

When there are no group events, mutations cause community extinction, but group-level events prevent this fate, as exemplified by the three archetypal modes of fragmentation. by Gil J. B. Henriques (11426697)

“…<b>E</b>: For every point in the strategy space, we calculated the maximum mutation rate (shown in panel <b>D</b> for the three archetypes). …”

Post-Concussive Symptoms in Preschool Children up to Three Months Post-Injury by Joy Noelle Yumul (16791846)

“…</p> <p>The number of total, physical, and sleep PCS were significantly higher after mTBI, with a significant decrease in physical and sleep PCS over time. The proportion of symptomatic children was comparable between injury groups at each time point. …”