Treatment of 2D cell culture by a γ-secretase inhibitor. by Han-Kyu Lee (3184848)

“…B. Aβ42 levels were significantly decreased in all 5 AD subjects after treatment with the γ-secretase inhibitor at all doses tested. …”

Dehydrogenative Coupling of Aldehydes with Alcohols Catalyzed by a Nickel Hydride Complex by Nathan A. Eberhardt (6453374)

<i>late</i>M cells provide better protection than <i>early</i>M cells following LCMV clone-13 infection. by Matthew D. Martin (803107)

GGA3 deletion induces a reduction in anxiety-like behaviors. by Kendall R. Walker (2794000)

“…<p>GGA3 null mice display decreased anxiety-like behaviors in two different testing paradigms (A-C: Elevated Plus Maze; D-F: Light-Dark Transition). …”

Changes in nutrient sensing mechanisms when cells are exposed to DHA. by Arlet Hernandez (12289155)

“…Slight increases in p-mTOR were found, while mTOR displayed fluctuating levels at these time points. (B) p-mTOR and mTOR levels at 1, 4, and 24 h showed a significant decrease at 1 and 4 h, while mTOR decreased slightly at all time points. …”

Fluoxetine uptake and metabolism in fathead minnow following a 28-d study. by Luigi Margiotta-Casaluci (637444)

“…<p>A) Relationship between measured (red line; mean ± SD; n = 20) and predicted (dashed line) plasma concentrations of fluoxetine, based on concentrations quantified in the water. …”

ETX treatment causes a down regulation in claudin-5 staining. by Jennifer R. Linden (7841345)

“…Saline treated mice were used as controls. (A) Cyrsosections were evaluated for tight junction markers including claudin-5, ZO-1, and VE-cadherin. …”

Effect of KRG on pancreatic function in CsA-induced pancreatic injury. by Sun Woo Lim (314458)

“…(C) Calculation of the AUCg for the experimental groups. CsA plus K0.2 or K0.4 treatment resulted in a decreased AUCg compared with the CsA-only group. …”

Behavioral Paradigm 1: a single model movie per trial. by Michelle R. Rebello (238974)

“…(<b>C</b>) Trace showing average performance of Thy1-ChR2 mice (<i>n</i> = 4) with decreasing latencies between the “A” and “B” patterns. …”

Mitochondrial function of memory CD8 T cells increases with time after infection. by Matthew D. Martin (803107)

“…Error bars represent the standard error of the mean.</p>…”

Localization, phenotype, and function of memory CD8 T cells changes with time after infection. by Matthew D. Martin (803107)

Metrics for GO based protein semantic similarity: a systematic evaluation-1 by Catia Pesquita (46491)

Non-dairy cashew nut milk as a matrix to deliver probiotic bacteria by Laura Maria BRUNO (8141640)

Table_1_Adaptive Homeostatic Strategies of Resilient Intrinsic Self-Regulation in Extremes (RISE): A Randomized Controlled Trial of a Novel Behavioral Treatment for Chronic Pain.do... by Martha Kent (4776228)

A53T homozygote mice develop gross motor abnormalities with age. by Katrina L. Paumier (440683)

“…Digigait analysis shows the stride length and frequency (steps per second) are significantly decreased in 12 month A53T mice compared to wild type littermates (t-test analysis within age group- data represent both hind limbs (B). …”

miR-142-5p as a blood biomarker of CAMR by Richard Danger (221235)

“…<p>A) TLDA and individual qPCR measurements performed in same PBMC samples (10 STA and 9 CAMR) are displayed for miR-142-5p. …”

Reduced FS excitability promotes a paradoxical response to inhibitory stimulation. by Alexander Bryson (11570876)

“…<p><b>A)</b> The presence of an ISN was explored by applying an external current stimulus to the FS (y axis) and NFS (x axis) population and recording the mean change in inhibitory (hyperpolarising) current received by the PC population (increased inhibitory current in green, decreased inhibitory current in red). …”

Supplement information is provided in a separate file named “S1 File”. by Simone Gorressen (605474)

“…<p><b>Table A—BC−/EC+ exhibited decreased ejection fraction and increased end-systolic and end-diastolic volumes (Table A is included in the “S1 File”).…”

Coding tree focus groups. by M. Verrips (17691653)

“…Results were derived on the following topics: (1) cannulation technique, (2) cannula fixation, (3) local and systemic anticoagulation, and (4) vasospasm. A side-entry technique is preferred as this may decrease wall damage, stabilizes the vessel better and ensures continuous blood flow. …”

List of interviews. by M. Verrips (17691653)

“…Results were derived on the following topics: (1) cannulation technique, (2) cannula fixation, (3) local and systemic anticoagulation, and (4) vasospasm. A side-entry technique is preferred as this may decrease wall damage, stabilizes the vessel better and ensures continuous blood flow. …”