Functional characterization of sEpoR. by Eliyahu V. Khankin (367092)

“…Ratios of phospho/total Stat-5 (mean ± SD, n = 3) represented as a percentage of control (Epo alone). …”

Characterization of Nt5e activity on <i>S. sanguinis</i> 133-79 whole cells. by Jingyuan Fan (159998)

“…The results were represented as mean±SE, n = 3; *significantly decreased compared to no inhibitor (P<0.05).…”

Co-culture can overcome low viral gene expression. by Peng Zhong (106399)

Scatterplots of the differences between the negative MD and PSD values with respect to the visual field index in each group. by Dong Won Heo (3804817)

Long-term high fat diet results in altered cardiac function. by Robert E. Brainard (290489)

Quantitative analysis of axonal morphology at DIV3 after transfection with EGFP, Lifeact-GFP(1), Lifeact-GFP(2), Lifeact-EGFP, Lifeact-7-mEGFP, Utr261-EGFP and F-tractin-EGFP expre... by Shrujna Patel (4598194)

SrbB is a transcriptional regulator of genes involved in carbon metabolism, lipid metabolism, and heme biosynthesis. by Dawoon Chung (655511)

Effects of various parameters in spreading of cooperative behavior. by Sourav Roy (389598)

“…<p>Subfigure (a) reveals two contrasting scenarios, where the cooperators decrease with the increment of the mutation rate <i>μ</i>. …”

Time traces of the end-to-end length of DNA. by Rifka Vlijm (133750)

“…Since this molecule is nicked, no supercoils can be formed. Again, a length decrease is observed. <b>F </b><i>NAP1, all 4 core histones, coilable DNA molecule:</i> Same as in E, but in this example the molecule did not have a nick, so supercoils were formed upon nucleosome assembly. …”

Pueraria lobata Root Constituents as Xanthine Oxidase Inhibitors and Protective Agents against Oxidative Stress Induced in GES-1 Cells by Xiaosheng Tang (1806301)

“…Four compounds were screened out and identified as puerarin, daidzin, daidzein and genistein with half-maximal inhibitory concentration (IC50) values of 30.8, 5.31, 14.5 and 3.02 µg mL−1 on XO, respectively. …”

DataSheet1_Restoring Nature at Lower Food Production Costs.docx by Yiorgos Vittis (10870491)

“…Although production inputs per unit of output increase at local scales, a reduction of cultivated land of 50% overcompensates the slightly higher field-scale costs enabling improved overall cost-effectiveness. …”

In vitro biological activities of silver nanoparticles synthesized from Scedosporium sp. isolated from soil by Rajeeva Lochana Panchangam (8185641)

“…In vitro cytotoxicity of silver nanoparticles against MCF 7 and PC 3 showed that as the concentration of silver nanoparticles increased, a decrease in the percentage cell viability was observed with IC50 values being 60.09 and 57.43 µg/ml respectively. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Distinct Community-Wide Responses to Forecasted Climate Change in Afrotropical Forests.docx by Chase L. Núñez (11958170)

“…To evaluate the unique response of diverse Afrotropical forest communities to disturbances in the abiotic environment, we employ country-wide tree species inventories, remotely sensed climate data, and future climate predictions collected from 104 1-ha plots in the central African country of Gabon. We predict a 3–8% decrease in Afrotropical forest species richness by the end of the century, in contrast to the 30–50% loss of plant diversity predicted to occur with equivalent warming in the Neotropics. …”

Effect of PI3K on BAD Phosphorylation during C. trachomatis Infection by Philippe Verbeke (16975)

“…C. trachomatis infection led to a decrease in the level of BAD, which was further decreased by STS treatment. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Distinct Community-Wide Responses to Forecasted Climate Change in Afrotropical Forests.docx by Chase L. Núñez (11958170)

“…To evaluate the unique response of diverse Afrotropical forest communities to disturbances in the abiotic environment, we employ country-wide tree species inventories, remotely sensed climate data, and future climate predictions collected from 104 1-ha plots in the central African country of Gabon. We predict a 3–8% decrease in Afrotropical forest species richness by the end of the century, in contrast to the 30–50% loss of plant diversity predicted to occur with equivalent warming in the Neotropics. …”

First coronal temperature slice was compared against first coronal temperature slices at different sonication parameters. by Avinash Eranki (3842191)

“…<p><b>a</b>. Maximum temperature in tissue-mimicking phantoms compared at 500, 600, and 650 W of acoustic power. …”

Assessment of radio frequency heating on composition, microstructure, flowability and rehydration characteristics of milk powder by Yu ZHONG (4628155)

“…In addition, the RFH initiated browning reaction as CIE a* values increased from -1.8 to -1.3.</p></div>…”

Data_Sheet_1_Prenylated indole-terpenoids with antidiabetic activities from Penicillium sp. HFF16 from the rhizosphere soil of Cynanchum bungei Decne.PDF by Xijin Liu (14704195)

“…In the antidiabetic activity assay, compounds 1-5 could inhibit glucagon-induced hepatic glucose output with EC₅₀ values of 67.23, 102.1, 49.46, 25.20, and 35.96 μM, respectively, and decrease the intracellular cAMP contents in primary hepatocytes.…”

Cordycepin-resistance strains are not cross resistant to suramin, pentamidine and melarsoprol. by Suman K. Vodnala (261272)

“…A, F Four months after incubation with cordycepin, parasites reached a 40–60 fold decreased sensitivity to cordycepin. B, G Resistance to different concentrations cordycepin after 4 week-long culture of resistant parasites in absence of the drug is shown. …”

TCR-like Fabs Bind Cognate pMHC with Nanomolar Affinity. by Keith R. Miller (141522)

“…Each binding curve represents a different concentration of pMHC beginning at 200 nM and decreasing to 1.5 nM in 2 fold dilutions. No binding was observed for either Fab binding non-cognate pMHC molecules up to 400 nM.…”