The qualitative results from Fig 3 are preserved with increased carrying capacity, with constitutive growth (λ₀ = 0.2). by Alexander S. Moffett (8250291)

“…As with the results in <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1010292#pcbi.1010292.g003" target="_blank">Fig 3</a>, QS decreases cheater fixation probability while also increasing mean extinction time as compared with AO. …”

Cluster growth in the percolation model. by Chengyuan Han (7901234)

“…As the importance of transport costs <i>p</i>^T decreases, nodes make external purchases and clusters (common markets) emerge where production is centralized at a single node <i>k</i>. …”

An iterative Bayesian model can accurately predict gene expression. by Bartek Wilczynski (4046084)

“…Predicted activity in Meso class is dependent on Twist (Twi) binding to a CRM at 2–4 hr, while VM activity depends on Biniou (Bin) occupancy at two time-points. …”

Loss of Alms1 Does Not Affect Transcriptional Changes during Ciliogenesis but Causes Impairment in Flow-Induced Mechanosensation by Guochun Li (273973)

“…</p><p>(B) Suppression of Alms1 does not affect the upregulation of <i>Bbs4</i> and <i>Ttc10</i> during ciliogenesis. N, negative siRNA; 1a, Alms1a siRNA; 1b, Alms1b siRNA.</p><p>(C<b>)</b> Heat map representation of microarray analysis of mIMCD3 during ciliogenesis. 98 genes with the most dramatic changes in expression showed approximately equivalent expression changes in the presence of a scrambled siRNA control, or in the presence of specific siRNAs that decreased <i>Alms1</i> mRNA levels and blocked cilia formation.…”

Oxidative stress in INS1E and alphaTC1 cells in monolayer culture. by Mireille M. J. P. E. Sthijns (12245491)

Variants in sensitive and secondary resistant STS cells. by Audrey Laroche (802366)

“…<p>From top to bottom rows, plots of IB111, IB115 and IB128 variants. A. AAR scatters parental (X axis) and resistant (Y axis), red points: AAR higher in resistant, blue points: AAR lower in resistant, gray points: AAR unchanged (parental variants), dotted lines: AAR difference isomers (lines of same AAR difference). …”

Vasarely’s nested-square and alternating brightness stars (ABS) illusions. by Susana Martinez-Conde (389218)

“…<p>Vasarely’s nested squares and ABS illusions. (<b>A</b>) Vasarely’s “Utem” (153 x 298 cm, 1981) [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0210941#pone.0210941.ref007" target="_blank">7</a>]. …”

Fluid shear stress resistance is induced by membrane damage. by J. Matthew Barnes (118311)

“…Cell debris can be seen in the “D” gate (long, narrow polygon on the left) whereas viable cells are represented by the “V” gate, which is established on forward- and side-scatter parameters that typically defines a viable cell population. For these studies, an equal number of events in the V-gate were counted at each passage, even though overall viability of the population was decreasing as documented in Fig. 1. …”

Validation of the 30 best ranked parameter combination fits using time-variant IKK2 inhibition. by Fabian Konrath (150418)

“…<p>a) A549 reporter cells were tracked and the p53 median nuclear fluorescence intensity was measured in cells treated with DMSO or IKK2i at different time points. …”

Table 6_Effects of low-intensity pulsed focal ultrasound-mediated delivery of endothelial progenitor-derived exosomes in tMCAo stroke.xls by Ahmet Alptekin (14937405)

“…LIPFUS + EPC exosomes groups showed a significantly decreased stroke volume on day 7, decreased FluoroJade+ cells, and significantly higher numbers of neovascularization in and around the stroke areas compared to that of other groups.…”

Table 4_Effects of low-intensity pulsed focal ultrasound-mediated delivery of endothelial progenitor-derived exosomes in tMCAo stroke.xls by Ahmet Alptekin (14937405)

“…LIPFUS + EPC exosomes groups showed a significantly decreased stroke volume on day 7, decreased FluoroJade+ cells, and significantly higher numbers of neovascularization in and around the stroke areas compared to that of other groups.…”

Supplementary file 1_Effects of low-intensity pulsed focal ultrasound-mediated delivery of endothelial progenitor-derived exosomes in tMCAo stroke.pdf by Ahmet Alptekin (14937405)

“…LIPFUS + EPC exosomes groups showed a significantly decreased stroke volume on day 7, decreased FluoroJade+ cells, and significantly higher numbers of neovascularization in and around the stroke areas compared to that of other groups.…”

Table 3_Effects of low-intensity pulsed focal ultrasound-mediated delivery of endothelial progenitor-derived exosomes in tMCAo stroke.xlsx by Ahmet Alptekin (14937405)

“…LIPFUS + EPC exosomes groups showed a significantly decreased stroke volume on day 7, decreased FluoroJade+ cells, and significantly higher numbers of neovascularization in and around the stroke areas compared to that of other groups.…”

Table 2_Effects of low-intensity pulsed focal ultrasound-mediated delivery of endothelial progenitor-derived exosomes in tMCAo stroke.xls by Ahmet Alptekin (14937405)

“…LIPFUS + EPC exosomes groups showed a significantly decreased stroke volume on day 7, decreased FluoroJade+ cells, and significantly higher numbers of neovascularization in and around the stroke areas compared to that of other groups.…”

Table 1_Effects of low-intensity pulsed focal ultrasound-mediated delivery of endothelial progenitor-derived exosomes in tMCAo stroke.xls by Ahmet Alptekin (14937405)

“…LIPFUS + EPC exosomes groups showed a significantly decreased stroke volume on day 7, decreased FluoroJade+ cells, and significantly higher numbers of neovascularization in and around the stroke areas compared to that of other groups.…”

Table 5_Effects of low-intensity pulsed focal ultrasound-mediated delivery of endothelial progenitor-derived exosomes in tMCAo stroke.xlsx by Ahmet Alptekin (14937405)

“…LIPFUS + EPC exosomes groups showed a significantly decreased stroke volume on day 7, decreased FluoroJade+ cells, and significantly higher numbers of neovascularization in and around the stroke areas compared to that of other groups.…”

Phenome-wide associations of clinical diagnoses with height and height genetic risk score (GRS). by Michael G. Levin (9499397)

“…<p>Phenome-wide association studies were performed in Penn Medicine Biobank participants to identify clinical phenotypes associated with increased (A) height and (B) height GRS. The horizontal red line denotes the Bonferroni-adjusted level of significance (0.05/1,816 phenotypes), the blue line denotes the nominal level of significance (0.05), and triangles denote the direction of association between increasing height and risk of the phenotype (pointing upward = increased risk; pointing downward = decreased risk).…”

Process length and AV distribution in neurons exposed to different treatments. by Mehrdad Alirezaei (51956)

“…<p>(A) The number of AV in neurites decreased significantly in neurons exposed to the SIV-infected microglia supernatant for 3 or 24 hr, however; pretreatment with rapamycin blocked this effect. *** <i>P</i><0.001, for <i>n</i> = 6 experiments. …”

Performance differences in information gathering. by Tobias U. Hauser (705683)

“…<p>Adolescents with OCD won significantly more points than controls across the entire task. This was mainly driven by an increase in points won during the decreasing condition (A). …”

Image_10_Converging and Differential Brain Phospholipid Dysregulation in the Pathogenesis of Repetitive Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Alzheimer’s Disease.JPEG by Joseph O. Ojo (5539157)

“…Sphingomyelin and LysoPC levels showed coincidental trends in our rmTBI and AD models within the hippocampus, an increase at acute and/or chronic time points examined. The ratio of arachidonic acid (omega-6 FA) to docosahexaenoic acid (omega-3 FA)-containing PE species was increased at early time points in the hippocampus of injured versus sham mice, and in PS1/APP mice there was a coincidental increase compared to wild type littermates at all time points. …”