Presentation3_Bridging Size and Charge Effects of Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles for Crossing the Blood–Brain Barrier.PPTX by Yi-Ping Chen (530619)

“…A series of MSNs with various charges and two different sizes of 50 and 200 nm were synthesized, which showed a uniform mesoporous structure with various surface zeta potentials ranging from +42.3 to −51.6 mV. …”

Presentation1_Bridging Size and Charge Effects of Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles for Crossing the Blood–Brain Barrier.PPTX by Yi-Ping Chen (530619)

“…A series of MSNs with various charges and two different sizes of 50 and 200 nm were synthesized, which showed a uniform mesoporous structure with various surface zeta potentials ranging from +42.3 to −51.6 mV. …”

Presentation1_Bridging Size and Charge Effects of Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles for Crossing the Blood–Brain Barrier.PPTX by Yi-Ping Chen (530619)

“…A series of MSNs with various charges and two different sizes of 50 and 200 nm were synthesized, which showed a uniform mesoporous structure with various surface zeta potentials ranging from +42.3 to −51.6 mV. …”

Presentation2_Bridging Size and Charge Effects of Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles for Crossing the Blood–Brain Barrier.PPTX by Yi-Ping Chen (530619)

“…A series of MSNs with various charges and two different sizes of 50 and 200 nm were synthesized, which showed a uniform mesoporous structure with various surface zeta potentials ranging from +42.3 to −51.6 mV. …”

Presentation3_Bridging Size and Charge Effects of Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles for Crossing the Blood–Brain Barrier.PPTX by Yi-Ping Chen (530619)

“…A series of MSNs with various charges and two different sizes of 50 and 200 nm were synthesized, which showed a uniform mesoporous structure with various surface zeta potentials ranging from +42.3 to −51.6 mV. …”

Presentation3_Bridging Size and Charge Effects of Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles for Crossing the Blood–Brain Barrier.PPTX by Yi-Ping Chen (530619)

“…A series of MSNs with various charges and two different sizes of 50 and 200 nm were synthesized, which showed a uniform mesoporous structure with various surface zeta potentials ranging from +42.3 to −51.6 mV. …”

Table_1_Do changes in working hours increase stress in Japanese white-collar workers?.DOCX by Masaki Ozawa (2354584)

“…</p>Results<p>We observed a greater increase in stress among female who worked 41–50 h per week at T1 and more than 50 hours per week at T2, and those who worked more than 50 h per week at T1 and 35–40/41–50 h per week at T2, compared to those who worked 41–50 h per week both at T1 and T2, with odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) of OR = 2.09, 95% CI (1.18, 3,70); OR =1.86, 95% CI (1.14, 3.03), respectively. …”

Exceptionally high prevalence of iron deficiency anaemia in children residing in rural areas in Pakistan by Aleena Baig (18108142)

“…The condition is attributed to a complex interplay of several interconnected causes, including nutritional deficiencies (i.e., iron, vitamin B12, folate), poor and/or cultural child feeding practices, parasitic infections, high birth rates, and short birth intervals. …”

<i>Adgrg6</i> regulates gene expression profiles and STAT3 signaling in ATDC5 cell culture. by Zhaoyang Liu (1493710)

“…(B-E, <i>n</i> = 3 biological replicates and representative result is shown. …”

The role of Cathepsin inhibitors in RGC damage in hypoxic retina. by Emi Nakajima (21703141)

“…<p>(A) The IC50 values of cathepsin inhibitors against cathepsins and calpains in vitro. …”

Dose-response effects for 30 minutes luminal histamine treatment. by Qianru Zhang (292683)

Modeling the Emergence and Growth of Alligatorweed at Different Field Capacity Levels by T. AHMAD (2845811)

“…By contrast, the survival rate of the fragments decreased by 60% (5 vs. 1.75) although survival and growth rate increased at first with 50% FC and 75% FC. …”

Temporal Gene Expression Profiling during Rat Femoral Marrow Ablation-Induced Intramembranous Bone Regeneration by Joel K. Wise (240576)

Data_Sheet_3_Syndecan-4 Modulates Cell Polarity and Migration by Influencing Centrosome Positioning and Intracellular Calcium Distribution.pdf by Daniel Becsky (9522107)

“…Syndecan-4 knockdown cells exhibited decreases in the total movement distance during directional migration, maximum and vectorial distances from the starting point, as well as average and maximum cell speeds. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Syndecan-4 Modulates Cell Polarity and Migration by Influencing Centrosome Positioning and Intracellular Calcium Distribution.pdf by Daniel Becsky (9522107)

“…Syndecan-4 knockdown cells exhibited decreases in the total movement distance during directional migration, maximum and vectorial distances from the starting point, as well as average and maximum cell speeds. …”

Data_Sheet_2_Syndecan-4 Modulates Cell Polarity and Migration by Influencing Centrosome Positioning and Intracellular Calcium Distribution.pdf by Daniel Becsky (9522107)

“…Syndecan-4 knockdown cells exhibited decreases in the total movement distance during directional migration, maximum and vectorial distances from the starting point, as well as average and maximum cell speeds. …”

ONO-8430506 regulates <i>in vivo</i> Rat Urethral Tension. by Hiroshi Saga (584103)

“…The histograms show the maximum percent decreases (%) in IUP (A and B) and maximum percent decreases in mean blood pressure (C and D) during 20-min after intraduodenal administration of each drug. …”

Honeycomb-like PLGA‑<i>b</i>‑PEG Structure Creation with T‑Junction Microdroplets by Merve Gultekinoglu (5335457)

“…Also, it was shown that increasing polymer concentration decreased the pore size of honeycomb-like structures at a constant water/oil flow rate (50:50 μL/min). …”

Honeycomb-like PLGA‑<i>b</i>‑PEG Structure Creation with T‑Junction Microdroplets by Merve Gultekinoglu (5335457)

“…Also, it was shown that increasing polymer concentration decreased the pore size of honeycomb-like structures at a constant water/oil flow rate (50:50 μL/min). …”

Hierarchical decomposition of covariance in gene expression space brain is mirrored by a matching decomposition in brain space. by Stan Kerstjens (13410092)

“…At the root of the hierarchy the spatial spread covers the entire brain, and we expect that as the depth increases the spatial spread (i.e., the mean distance from the region centroid to the constituent voxels) decreases. …”