<i>Crz RNAi</i> knockdown efficiency and GeneSwitch manipulations. by Meet Zandawala (491178)

YorkU.grassland-disturbed.oct42016 by Jesse Jauhal (3115965)

“…</p><p>There will be a decrease of the total amount of flowers present when a woody plant is present increasing the canopy cover. …”

Analysis of protease, hemolysin, lipase, and rhamnolipid production by <i>P. aeruginosa fadD</i> mutants. by Yun Kang (360606)

Time since the Population Collapse by Benoît Goossens (5103)

“…Most of their mass is concentrated in recent years with a sharp decrease as time goes back. Indeed, 10%, 20%, 50%, 80%, and 90% of the distribution mass are below 10, 35, 210, 950, and 1,900 y, respectively. …”

MTS cell proliferation assay. by Vincent E. Baldanza (8781671)

“…(B) Abrams, D-17, and HMPOS canine OSA cell lines showed a decrease in cell proliferation with increasing concentrations of vismodegib after 72 hours of treatment. …”

Effect honeys (H1–H4) on NFkB activity in U87MG. by Justyna Moskwa (530609)

“…<p>The results are presented as a percentage of control. Verification of the ELISA specificity test showed a dramatic decline of p50 signal when a wild-type sequence was used and no decrease when using a mutated sequence. …”

Endogenous alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity of hASC after 14 days of culture. by Josephine C. Bodle (584791)

Conducting Behavior of Crystalline α-PbO2 as Revealed by DFT Calculations by João Manuel Marques Cordeiro (4698469)

Feeding behavior of octopus Octopus vulgaris Type II (Cuvier, 1797) paralarvae fed on Artemia enriched with microalgae and supplemented with DHA by P. Bastos (5161628)

TbAIR9 depletion has differing effects on protein stability of array-associated proteins. by Amy N. Sinclair (1858396)

LAND-USE CHANGE IMPACTS ON THE HYDROLOGY OF THE UPPER GRANDE RIVER BASIN, BRAZIL by Vinícius Augusto de Oliveira (6143951)

“…The results have showed that, in general, the deforestation scenarios (S1 and S2) presented an increase in total runoff and peak flow and a decrease in the baseflow and evapotranspiration, whereas the reforestation scenarios (S3 and S4) have showed the opposite. …”

Histology of islet allografts at day 10, 17, 24, and 31 after transplantation in non-diabetic mice. by Jyuhn-Huarng Juang (407970)

Effects of <i>ACS</i> proto-silencers in HAT deletion mutants. by Patricia Power (227203)

Proposed model of interrelationships between HIV, immune activation and the Th17/Treg ratio. by Mathieu F. Chevalier (424305)

Wild-caught <i>Drosophila melanogaster</i> have a stable gut microbiota. by Inês S. Pais (5484470)

“…(A–E) Each dot represents an individual gut or vial and lines represent medians. …”

Development to gametes occurs directly from type I meronts, and there is no evidence to support a 4N type II meront as the committed stage. by Elizabeth D. English (7349108)

“…Prior to 16 hours of infection, nearly 100% of the parasites that pass through a 4N stage become 8N prior to egress. This decrease after 40.5 hours of infection, and this decrease is proportional to the increase in parasites that become 16N (male) at these time points (<i>n</i> = 1,095). …”

Potential effect of the differential genetic expression of PBMCs. by Michael J. Baine (230373)

Fluorescence intensity quantification of O4 and MBP and immunohistological assessment of oligodendrocyte markers. by Georgia Panagiotakos (76482)

“…Oligodendrocyte precursor markers, PDGFR (E) and NG2 (F) exhibit no significant change in intensity in aging animals but decrease rapidly after radiation without recovery, up to 15 months later. …”

The entry stoichiometry governs virus population infectivity. by Oliver F. Brandenberg (682325)

Confirmation of the Time-Off-Pick (TOP) phenotype using established body bend readout. by Alyssa C. Walker (10756726)

“…Data are represented as the average TOP or average number of body bends per worm normalized to animals fed <i>E</i>. <i>coli</i> OP50. Each bar is an average of two independent experiments with a total of 30 worms. …”