S1 File - by Idika E. Okorie (11350612)

Distribution of Proportion of Variance Explained in Parental Strains by Erin N Smith (275463)

“…If a point is at a vertex of the triangle, the relative proportion of variance due to the labeled factor is 1, and the proportion decreases to zero along the line from the vertex to the midpoint of the opposite side. …”

Computed C3b opsonization per cell if factor H can be acquired on the cell surface of the pathogen. by Stefan N. Lang (787857)

“…Microbial cell densities for subfigures (I)-(V) can be seen from the corresponding points in the lower panel (see also text). The dotted vertical line in each subfigure represents the mean value of the optimal threshold interval to distinguish the two signals. …”

Assessment of Central Blood Pressure and Arterial Stiffness in Practicing Long-Distance Walking Race by Edison Nunes Pereira (4652905)

“…<div><p>Abstract Background: An ecological hiking occurs yearly in Brazil. It is a unique event because of its distance (310 km) and dynamics (mean of 62 km/day for 5 days with mean pace of 7.6 km/h). …”

Critical Fluctuations in Plasma Membrane Vesicles by Sarah L. Veatch (180783)

“…In the one-phase region, micrometer-scale composition fluctuations occur and become increasingly large and long-lived as temperature is decreased to the transition. These results indicate proximity to a critical point and are quantitatively consistent with established theory. …”

Critical Fluctuations in Plasma Membrane Vesicles by Sarah L. Veatch (180783)

“…In the one-phase region, micrometer-scale composition fluctuations occur and become increasingly large and long-lived as temperature is decreased to the transition. These results indicate proximity to a critical point and are quantitatively consistent with established theory. …”

Critical Fluctuations in Plasma Membrane Vesicles by Sarah L. Veatch (180783)

“…In the one-phase region, micrometer-scale composition fluctuations occur and become increasingly large and long-lived as temperature is decreased to the transition. These results indicate proximity to a critical point and are quantitatively consistent with established theory. …”

Critical Fluctuations in Plasma Membrane Vesicles by Sarah L. Veatch (180783)

“…In the one-phase region, micrometer-scale composition fluctuations occur and become increasingly large and long-lived as temperature is decreased to the transition. These results indicate proximity to a critical point and are quantitatively consistent with established theory. …”

Critical Fluctuations in Plasma Membrane Vesicles by Sarah L. Veatch (180783)

“…In the one-phase region, micrometer-scale composition fluctuations occur and become increasingly large and long-lived as temperature is decreased to the transition. These results indicate proximity to a critical point and are quantitatively consistent with established theory. …”

Critical Fluctuations in Plasma Membrane Vesicles by Sarah L. Veatch (180783)

“…In the one-phase region, micrometer-scale composition fluctuations occur and become increasingly large and long-lived as temperature is decreased to the transition. These results indicate proximity to a critical point and are quantitatively consistent with established theory. …”

Critical Fluctuations in Plasma Membrane Vesicles by Sarah L. Veatch (180783)

“…In the one-phase region, micrometer-scale composition fluctuations occur and become increasingly large and long-lived as temperature is decreased to the transition. These results indicate proximity to a critical point and are quantitatively consistent with established theory. …”

Functional independence and factors that influence it in the scope of home care to elderly people by Alessandra Barbosa Lopes (7576394)

“…Results The elderly sample was composed of a majority feminine (76,3%), widows (57,5%), advanced age (83,36 ± 7,67) and bed rest (50%). …”

Between-group differences in regional nodal efficiency. by Xiaofen Ma (498447)

“…<p>A, histogram of mean nodal efficiency showed an evident shift towards overall decrease in patients with ESRD compared to HCs. …”

Fiber binding and receptor masking in infected and non-infected cells. by Johan Rebetz (255622)

“…<p>(A) Progressive fiber binding and concomitant decrease in CAR intensity in both infected and non-infected A549 cells were similar following infection with Ad5-CRAD at low MOI. …”

Gene inactivations that promote somatic longevity. by Meng C. Wang (256025)

“…<p>(A–C) RNAi inactivation of <i>daf-2</i>, <i>R07H5.9</i> and <i>C05E11.6</i> decrease RoA by 48%, 15% and 14%, respectively, without a significant effect on IMR. …”

Quantitative analysis of the collagen fibers in the subcutaneous pancreatic tumor xenografts. by Wenyan Hu (162244)

“…<p>(A) The collagen density decreases as the tumor xenografts grow. …”

Spatially Dependent Fluorescent Probe for Detecting Different Situations of Mitochondrial Membrane Potential Conveniently and Efficiently by Xuechen Li (667590)

“…According to the cell morphology, there is a straightforward spatial boundary between the nucleus and cytoplasm where mitochondria locate; thus, the three situations of MMP can be point-to-point indicated just by fluorescence images of the probe: that all probes accumulate in mitochondria corresponds to normal MMP; that probes locate both in the mitochondria and nucleus corresponds to decreasing MMP; that probes only target the nucleus corresponds to vanishing MMP. …”

Spatially Dependent Fluorescent Probe for Detecting Different Situations of Mitochondrial Membrane Potential Conveniently and Efficiently by Xuechen Li (667590)

“…According to the cell morphology, there is a straightforward spatial boundary between the nucleus and cytoplasm where mitochondria locate; thus, the three situations of MMP can be point-to-point indicated just by fluorescence images of the probe: that all probes accumulate in mitochondria corresponds to normal MMP; that probes locate both in the mitochondria and nucleus corresponds to decreasing MMP; that probes only target the nucleus corresponds to vanishing MMP. …”

Spatially Dependent Fluorescent Probe for Detecting Different Situations of Mitochondrial Membrane Potential Conveniently and Efficiently by Xuechen Li (667590)

“…According to the cell morphology, there is a straightforward spatial boundary between the nucleus and cytoplasm where mitochondria locate; thus, the three situations of MMP can be point-to-point indicated just by fluorescence images of the probe: that all probes accumulate in mitochondria corresponds to normal MMP; that probes locate both in the mitochondria and nucleus corresponds to decreasing MMP; that probes only target the nucleus corresponds to vanishing MMP. …”

Dataset for: Vascular narrowing in pulmonary arterial hypertension is heterogeneous: rethinking resistance by Nina Rol (3929081)

“…Within each order the decrease in diameter of affected vessels is variable with an averaged diameter fraction of 50-70%. …”