Table_5_Unusually Warm Summer Temperatures Exacerbate Population and Plant Level Response of Posidonia oceanica to Anthropogenic Nutrient Stress.docx by Stephanie B. Helber (5429045)

“…Moreover, while rhizome starch concentration showed a seasonal increase in plants from low impacted sites it displayed a trend of a 27% decrease in fertilized plots of the high impacted sites. …”

Table_1_Unusually Warm Summer Temperatures Exacerbate Population and Plant Level Response of Posidonia oceanica to Anthropogenic Nutrient Stress.docx by Stephanie B. Helber (5429045)

“…Moreover, while rhizome starch concentration showed a seasonal increase in plants from low impacted sites it displayed a trend of a 27% decrease in fertilized plots of the high impacted sites. …”

Table_6_Unusually Warm Summer Temperatures Exacerbate Population and Plant Level Response of Posidonia oceanica to Anthropogenic Nutrient Stress.docx by Stephanie B. Helber (5429045)

“…Moreover, while rhizome starch concentration showed a seasonal increase in plants from low impacted sites it displayed a trend of a 27% decrease in fertilized plots of the high impacted sites. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Unusually Warm Summer Temperatures Exacerbate Population and Plant Level Response of Posidonia oceanica to Anthropogenic Nutrient Stress.docx by Stephanie B. Helber (5429045)

“…Moreover, while rhizome starch concentration showed a seasonal increase in plants from low impacted sites it displayed a trend of a 27% decrease in fertilized plots of the high impacted sites. …”

Table_3_Unusually Warm Summer Temperatures Exacerbate Population and Plant Level Response of Posidonia oceanica to Anthropogenic Nutrient Stress.docx by Stephanie B. Helber (5429045)

“…Moreover, while rhizome starch concentration showed a seasonal increase in plants from low impacted sites it displayed a trend of a 27% decrease in fertilized plots of the high impacted sites. …”

Effect of FAAH inhibition on depressive-like behavior in WKY rats. by K. Yaragudri Vinod (323103)

“…<p>Treatment with URB597 (0.3 mg/kg, i.p. for 7 days) elicited a significant decrease in total time spent in immobility (50%, p<0.01; A) and a marked increase in sucrose intake (48%, p<0.05; B) without any effect on the spontaneous locomotor activity in the open field (C) in WKY rats compared to vehicle treated WKY rats.…”

PGC depletion in <i>Fancm^C4/C4</i> mice is associated with reduced proliferation, not apoptosis. by Yunhai Luo (596318)

“…A decrease in PGCs is becomes evident only at the latter time point. …”

Loss of auditory function and the generation of sensory cell apoptosis following exposure to noise. by Minal Patel (385459)

“…Similar changes were noted at 2 h post-noise exposure (data not shown). Single arrows point to condensed OHC nuclei showing an increase in staining intensity with or without a decrease in nuclear size. …”

Effects of altering the fitness cost and the inhibition potency on therapy efficacy. by Sharon Aviran (243832)

“…Panels C and D depict the effects of varying the inhibition factor for two distinct fitness costs (), illustrating the tradeoff between the two factors. It can be seen that a tenfold increase in inhibition (, ) is as effective as a slight decrease in fitness cost (, ). …”

c-MET Protects Breast Cancer Cells from Apoptosis Induced by Sodium Butyrate by Bo Sun (177052)

Schematic illustration of the variable-ranking process for the derivation cohort. by Johan Nilsson (364438)

Lack of off-target silencing of other keratins by lead inhibitor for K12 Leu132Pro mutation, siRNA K12-L132P-9. by Haihui Liao (192426)

Soy isoflavones genistein and daidzein protect primary cortical cultures from Tat neurotoxicity. by Sheila M. Adams (322032)

“…<p>Primary cortical neurons were exposed to estrogen (0.1, 2.0 and 10 nM), or isoflavones (0.05, 0.2 and 1 µM) 24 hr prior to the start of Tat_1–86 B (50 nM) treatment. Cell viability was assessed by Live/Dead assay. …”

Rice (<i>Oryza sativa</i> L.) developmental stages. by Nathaniel B. Lyman (449148)

“…<p>This figure describes the developmental stages relevant to this study. <b>a,</b> Vegetative, reproductive and ripening growth stages are defined relative to the observed 50% heading and emergence dates at each station. …”

Changes in expression of epithelial and mesenchymal proteins in primary human small airway epithelial cells (SAEC) and large airway epithelial cells (LAEC) stimulated with TGFβ1 <i... by Balarka Banerjee (107946)

“…(A) Initial immunoblots suggested a marked increase in mesenchymal markers and corresponding decrease in epithelial markers after 96 h of stimulation. …”

ReFus GS vs. PS files by Eric Butoto (11923394)

“…We observed similar cumulative responses to GS and PS, representing decreases of about 50% of mean FER and FUM compared to the base population. …”

Phenotypic analyses of tumour cells in co-culture experiments. by Victor Trevino (8900)

“…The presence of normal cells are seen to (A) increase the population doubling time (PDT), (B) decrease the total cell number, (C) have no significant effect on apoptosis, (D) decrease the number and (E) size of the cell clusters and (F) increase the number of single cells. …”

RPL37, RPS15, and RPS20 bind to and regulate MdmX levels. by Lilyn Daftuar (433919)

“…Endogenous proteins were detected by immunoblotting with the indicated antibodies. (g) Decrease in MdmX mRNA by RPL37. U2OS cells were seeded in 60 mM tissue culture plates and transfected with Myc-RP (0–5.0 µg). …”

Supplementary Figures S1-S11 from The Novel, Small-Molecule DNA Methylation Inhibitor SGI-110 as an Ovarian Cancer Chemosensitizer by Fang Fang (38179)

“…A t-test was performed between SGI-110 (+) and SGI-110 (-) at each time point (*: P<0.05). …”

Table_2_Flagella-Associated WDR-Containing Protein CrFAP89 Regulates Growth and Lipid Accumulation in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii.DOCX by Qiulan Luo (714763)

“…Suppressed expression of TAG biosynthesis-related genes, such as CrDGAT1 and CrDGTTs, were detected in CrFAP89 gene silencing cells, with a reduction of 16–78%. Overall our results suggest that down-regulating of the expression of CrFAP89 in C. reinhardtii, resulting in an increase of cell growth and a decrease of fatty acid synthesis with the most significant decrease occurring in C16:0, C16:4, C18, and C20:1 fatty acid. …”